it's quiet, newark, new jersey reporting a 33 minute delay and i have been tweeted that delays in newark are typical. not a big deal there. heading to the midwest some delays because of the rain 22 minutes and minneapolis 23 minutes. your parade forecast not a rainout, 28, 42 degrees and by noon 50 degrees, i'm tracking another system on friday, details on that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. >> from our delaware newsroom now, a woman and man were both shot overnight in glasgow and they remain in critical condition. officials say that the 18-year-old female victim and male victim were both shot inside of a trailer home on patrice drive. they were rushed to christiana hospital. no arrests have been made and police still don't have a motive. >> earlier this week, pennsylvania governor wolf vetoed a bill that would have limited transparency across the state. house bill 38 would prohibit public officials from releasing names of police officers who fatally shoot civilins for 30 days or until the investigation is over. the naacp applauded governor wolf for taki

we do have one delay on the east coast and the northeast newark airport 33 minute delay. snow in the great lakes creating some delays as well. rain in chicago at 22 minute delay. minneapolis some snow 23 minute delay and other than that, looking pretty good in the central part of the country and the west. so coming up we'll talk more about timing the showers for tomorrow, your blast friday forecast and the weekend weather when everyone returns home. i'll see you later in the broadcast with that seven day forecast. >> all right, kathy, sounds good. >>> you can take the fox 29 weather authority with you this thanksgiving just download the app. you can get the extended forecast and life radar it's available on apple and google play. >>> drivers on the run after hitting a man in toms river, new jersey. it happened around 11:00 last night along route 70. police believe a vehicle like this infinity q50 was the first car to hitler-year-old john, investigators say several other cars then hit him as well but those drivers did stop. the man died from his injuries. if you have any i

(brook silva-braga/newark, n.j.) christie's name trial, although he was never charged in the case. the judge instructed the jury not to consider the governor in its deliberations baroni's attorney hinted the wrong people were charged. (michael baldassare/baroni's attorney) they should have had courage to go after powerful people and they did not prosecutors say they brought the best case they could at the time. (paul fishman/u.s. attorney) we only indicted the people we believe we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this courthouse kelly cried quietly as the verdict was read. guidelines calling for more than two years in prison. brook silva-braga, for cbs news, newark,nj >>> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it's a beautiful day for a parade! here, there, anywhere... it doesn't matter if you're a cubs fan. we're taking you to the massive celebration in chicago this afternoon... plus, sherry has your neighborhood weather. right after this break./// ((you're watching 8 ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the celebration is on in chicago this afternoon. descended on the city to welcome home th

adam shapiro has more from newark-liberty international airport. don't be surprised if you're stuck in traffic this holiday weekend. triple-a expects 48-point-7 million americans to travel for thanksgiving. that's a million more travelers than last year, and the busiest turkey day johnson says: "..we're really attributing this to the improvements in the economy that we've seen at the tail end of the year and also low gas prices. drivers have saved more than 28 billion dollars on gas so far this year." driving is expected to be the most popular mode of transportation with 89-percent of thanksgiving travels hitting the roads. air travel is up too... triple-a says just this weekend some 3-pont-7 million of us are going to to fly. industry trade group says 27- million will take to the airways. tornatore says: "..travelers need to make sure they arrive at least two hours early for domestic flights and look, even if you have t-s-a precheck, that really doesn't exempt you from getting there early. those lines are going to be extra long this weekend as wel

and john rawlins is live at the delaware welcome center on 95 in newark. 89% of holiday travellers will do so by vehicle, what is the current traffic situation on 95. >> reporter: that depends on which way you are looking. the southbound lanes is moving quickly. northbound lanes behind me here, take a look lots of taillights, bogged down going northbound for some hours now this is not an accident this is the traditional choke point for holiday travellers a number of people divert at 295 and the delaware memorial bridge about 6 miles up the road. >> here at the welcome center jammed. cars and people and pets taking a break after hours on the road this man started in center city and went south and now headed north. >> i came down to baltimore. >> to get me and now back up north to new jersey where her family is. >> 90% of those traveling this holiday will travel by car. it's not the busiest day for drivers. >> yesterday tuesday night was the busiest time in terms of road travel, a lot of people want to beat the rush and wound up in traffic last night. >> fueling much of this cheap gas pri

septa's wilmington newark line suspended, someone struck by an amtrak train. of course we'll keep you posted as the afternoon progresses. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this wednesday, 202 in concord township watch for a crash and plenty of volume and 9 miles per hour there. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> sounded good. everybody is on the move on "action news" wants to hear from you, we set up a "action news" quick poll and we want to know about your thanksgiving plans. how do you plan for travel for the holiday, we are asking that question on our website, do you plan to go by train or car or by plane. and at this point 56% of you saying you are not traveling this year. for those of you on the move it looks like you are using cars or trains. of to brian. >> thank you. we know that folks are lining the ben franklin parkway for the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade today. chopper 6 hd now live over the ben franklin parkway where traffic is getting by as matt pellman told us the road opened up for the evening

this is a bird's eye view over the mall in newark. you can see plenty of shoppers already out there at 6:00 this morning. we'll check back with sky force 10out the hour. pamela osborn just go the king of prussia mall. what's happening? >> reporter: every single store is about to open up here at the king of prussia mall this morning. now i know what you may be wondering is it crowded? are there enough parking space? take a. you can see not too many people here this morning although there are quite a few shoppers who

it's a cold and rainy day in downtown newark, new jersey. but regardless of weather they're always prepared for another beautiful day at the office. >> the forecast within their 8,000 square foot state of the for dr. leslie hargo this is a dream come true. >> i went to dental school here in new jersey. i had an affinity to children. it was a lot of fun for me so when it was time to apply to residency programs i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband chris had a totally different background with an mba in finance but her imagination lead to a brht idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't it be great to have a beautiful state of the art practice but do it in the heart of an urban area so that you can serve all types of people. >> we thought that, you know, having a facility that was state of the art, that had just about everything that you can think of for pediatric denistry was something they should have senator brooker helped the city. chris took h

there did not appear to be crowds in denver or lax or newark or o'hare.u are camera shy and thousands of you are out of the camera shot range and afraid to prove our point. regardless how you get home and get to grandma's, make it safe. thank you very much. happy thanksgiving. >>> hello. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new announcements from president-elect trump on this thanksgiving eve. mr. trump has chosen south carolina governor nikki haley to be america's ambassador to the u.n. he picked michigan business woman betsy devos for education secretary. she's a charter school advocate. they are the first two women to be tapped for key posts in his atd minu administration. a few minutes ago,

newark line, 21 delay chestnut hill west 13 minute delay. the delays are starting to kick in, we're seeing that with a few more lines. here's an accident on the schuylkill expressway, multi-vehicle accident number of police officers pot dot on the scene on the schuylkill expressway eastbound as you head south street near the area going towards the walt whitman bridge, jamming in some spots because of the accident on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at south street. watch for that one. an accident in cheltenham avenue at broad street. that accident causing problems, as well. looking at the big picture, 5 miles per hour on the blue route. no problems, schuylkill expressway not too bad near the boulevard or girard near south street where you have an accident causing a problem. the big one i-95 one of the first place to say jam. we've seen extra heavy delays, kind of an early delay for us there. temperature-wise 352 degrees in philadelphia. no weather-related problems today we'll have a gusty winds it will stay cool 61. >> thank you are karen

they have it here at newark. speeds things up by 30 minutes. you might recall in the spring there was a big nightmare at chicago midway because of lack of it. sa agents. ashley: yeah. >> they have got more agents hired. they have 2,000 new or part time switched over to full time. other thing, they want everyone to sign up for tsapre. not as much signed up for as tsa wanted. that about 12 million people signed up. if you're going out of newark and flying united, guess what? that is 45-second hassle. i think i can take that. ashley: i think we predicted nightmares in the media, people said, blow it, i'm not going to go. we created our own -- reporter: like the media never gets it wrong. ashley: adam shapiro, who never gets it wrong. thanks very much, adam. go to the other part of this story. connell mcshane at one of the nation's busiest crossings. he wanted to go to a local bar. we said no, you have to go to the holland tunnel. what are you seeing there, connell? reporter: ashley, i have been holding up 10 last 15 minutes, honk if you're ashley

adam shapiro at newark liberty national airport.chief meteorologist is with us from the weather center. first to adam shapiro with the latest how busy airports are all over the country. adam? >> yeah, david, i got to tell you, newark liberty international, it is quieter to be honest with you than you would see during a regular weekday. tsa doesn't want us showing the security line and port authority with a camera over there, but people are zooming through the security area at least through terminal c he which is the united hub. this is the big airline at newark liberty. that doesn't mean there aren't crowds. you see them at atlanta hartsfield-jackson and chicago's o'hare. 49 million people will be traveling over the thanksgiving holiday according to aaa. that is bus, plane, train, automobile. in the wear ways for, it is 12-day period according to airlines for america, industry trade group. 27 million people will fly and flying on sunday after thanksgiving, 2.8 million. so it will get crowded. as of right now even though they're anti

brook silva-braga is in newark, nj with the verdict bridget anne kelly and bill baroni were found guilty of cause a massive traffic jam on the george washington bridge. the charges include both fraud and conspiracy. both defendants former aides to governor chris christie - promised to appeal. :15-:24 (bill baroni/found guilty) i am innocent of these charges and i am very very looking forward to this appeal :24-:28 (michael critchley/kelly's attorney) this is the first step in the process. this is not over the days long backup in september 2013 became known as bridgegate and cast a shadow on governor christie. wildstein eventually admitted to organizing the lane closures in fort lee, nj to punish that city's democratic mayor for not endorsing christie when he ran for re-election. governor christie said he knew nothing about the scheme by his former aides. in a statement after the verdicts, christie said, let me be clear once again, i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane realignments, and had no role in authorizing them. :58-1:07 (brook silva-braga/newark, n.j.) christie's name c

. >> chopper three near churchman's crossing in newark where we're told a pedestrian was hit and killed by a train, and that happened around 3:30 this afternoon. service was temporarily suspended between newark and wilmington, it was just restored about 15 minutes ago. so rail riders can expect some residual delays, and also congestion, in both directions. no injuries on the train have been reported. >> we have team three coverage to help you navigate on this getaway day. lets begin with "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff over at 30th street station and alex, how are things looking there, all aboard. >> reporter: we do want to give you an up kate on this incident around 3:30 this afternoon when a regional rail train traveling between washington and boss to be struck a trespasser, that was on the track, now no one else was injured in, this but it did add significant delays to an already very busy, travel day. this added congestion and confusion, stems from a person struck and killed on a regional rail line in delaware. all trains, including amtrak both northbound and southbound a

also newark and west trenton line delays.'ll have the details coming back in the next ten. >>> our team coverage continues now with nbc 10's matt delucia. he's live at the fern rock transportation center. matt, where do the contract talks stand right now? >> well, tracy and vai, right now, they're still in negotiations and those negotiations are expected to resume later on today. of course you see people trying to rush to their train here. the original rail still operating. you might be able to see through the windows, the trains are starting to get full at this hour. the top of the 6:00 hour here. we're not even into the busy rush at this point. still no deal. septa and the transport workers union at odds going into the fourth day. both sides talked late into the night once again. septa claiming that the union is not engaging in good faith negotiations. the unions say they have been prepared to bargain day and night. once again, because these buses, subways and trolleys are not running, people are trying to find a way to get

abc7 news reporter david louie shows us how the newark plant came to be and how it's helping now. >>this desalination plant is proving to be a major benefit during the drought, but the drought wasn't the reason it was built. >> it helps to mitigate or offset some of the supplies during a drought, and it is actually a cost savings for us, as well. we're saving about $4 million a year in that we don't have to purchase more expensive water supplies. >> it was built 12 years ago because of saltwater incursion into the groundwater basins that supply the cities of fremont, newark, and union city. area creeks and runoff feed into quarry lakes. the water percolates into the ground, but salt water from san francisco bay has mixed in. without desalination, the water is undrinkable. >> there was historic pumping issues here in this local area that drew the groundwater basin down, and so it drew water from the bay, actually, in toward our groundwater basin. and we have an active recharge program to continue pushing that water out towards the bay, and the water in this area still tends to be a li

here's a glimpse of her husband who owned a construction labor services company in newark.hey took over the husband's business business it's now called flag labor. many workers are former inmates and his company gives them a second chance. >> it's hard to get them to take you serious at first, but if you can present something to them that is solid that they need, which is what i believe i was able to do ultimately, then they'll take you serious. >> for the first time since her husband's death she is carrying on the tradition of hosting a holiday toy drive for children and knee. i have the information on how people can help out and get back, it's on my twitter and also my facebook. >> what happened to his murder. >> they were juveniles at the time and she said there's a lot of back-and-forth of whether they would be tried as juveniles or adults. one has been prosecuted. she's in jail and the other two are still going to the system. >> be in a mother is a full-time job, i can imagine i'm certainly not ready for it. so to take on another full-time job. >> and this is done with

there are some delays at newark and new york. make sure you watch every morning from 4:30 to 7:00 by tracy, bill, and jessica. they'll have your holiday traffic survival guide. plus get weather and traffic updates any time on the nbc 10 app. >>> now to two thanksgiving week tragedies. in new jersey, two overnight fires destroyed almost a dozen homes. the first fire happened in trenton. it leveled nearly an entire block. all that's left, charred ashes here. even some cars were damaged. firefighters battled the wind and downed power lines that got in their way. nbc 10's ted greenberg reports from the garden state's capital city. >> reporter: tonight investigators are trying to pinpoint exactly what touched off this devastating fire that quickly ravaged a block of houses. three days before thanksgiving, families in anguish. nine homes on weinberg place in trenton now in ruins. >> completely destroyed. my documents, my medical school diplomas, everything destroyed. >> everybody came out. >> reporter: people woke up their neighbors so

we should not allow that to take place. >> he says that a homeless person could sue the city and newarkave to pay if they became sick from bad food provided by stranger if it is in a public space. he says he is redrafting new paperwork to make sure they follow the law because he says it upholds the dignity to how people treat the homeless. he says too many groups receive federal grants and don't what they're supposed to do in his opinion in terms of helping the homeless. >> but those just trying to do a good deed question if all of this is necessary. >> you don't wanna block any acts of kindness. you don't want to interfere in society we don't want to interfere with an active kindness. >> as of the question that may be they should address why they are so many homeless. >> this make sense. you want to make sure the homeless are eating good food. if you are to give lobster, homeless when eat it because he went have a permit. it's important permit. it's important to get the permit. >> it makes no sense. >> here's your lobster. >> i think this deters people from going to homeless shelters a

graham is the co-owner of "finesse soccer academy" in newark. at this point, investigators think there is only one victim in this case. but they are continuing to look into the incident. >> rebecca: nursing a lot lower caste surge up and read it right out of a contractor just up the east of yet caterpillar also know clinton is now 61 in richmond. 59 intemperances go and have monday the north bay quite warm as compared to yesterday and 61 girl in a bottle. my ultimate journey expected and then by 5:00 it will pick up just a bit close cover will be following us. levi stadium kick off for 05 get in on the scene to see low '70's so all below the cloud cover. >> marty:another big story we are following this moring. authorities now say the body found just off the sonoma state campus died from multiple stab wounds. kirk kimberly was 1st reported missing on october 17th. a landscaper discovered kimberly's body in a shallow grave wednesday night. police say detectives believe kimberly was targeted by his killer or killers. adding that the murder was not

realtime delays shows our newark delay has cleared. dallas running 30 minutes behind. all in all, very, very good here. when it comes to weather impacting the airports at least at this moment. from san francisco, down to l.a., it is greenwich means good to go. as we get you into the current conditions right now across the east bay, livermore at a cool 55. check it out, drop down to 45 by 10:00 p.m. by midnight, 42 degrees. so as you can guess, we are on a clip here for some isolated 30s for tomorrow morning. tri-valley down to 39. peninsula, 46. and the south bay at 44. for the east bay, we'll start sunny and 45. san francisco, 46. and north bay at 38. so if you're waking up early to head on a road trip, there's going to be zero problems in terms of your visibility. just watch out for a few slick spots from that recent rainfall. as we head into thanksgiving, once again, mostly clear skies. as you'll see in the south bay, it will stay cool. 63 for east san jose. 61 in milpitas. 62 los gatos. east bay, very similar temperatures. again, we're not seeing a huge contrast he

about a fatal train crash in new castle county, delaware, that had stopped suspended the wilmington newark line there. we're told by amtrak that service has resumed although the trains are operating at reduced speeds in that area. now, we're also told that amtrak's waiting for police to release that train involved in that accident to release it from that scene. so that's the reason for the slow down here, but as we come back live here, we want to tell you that it's been busy like this even busier since 3:00 o'clock. because people are finding all sorts of ways to get out of to town. >> the lines are long at 30th street station as amtrak ambassadors help direct travelers. security is heavier than usual, too. with the busiest travel day of the year in full swing. amtrak expects about 750,000 people to hit the rails for the thanksgiving weekend. >> it's not my favorite traveling on thanksgiving or right before thanksgiving. >> reporter: however this year is already looking better for rachel or lynn ski on her way to nyc. >> last year my train was canceled. i had to hop another train. >> while

happening today, new bus service is starting between dover and newark. d.a.r.t.ches the 302 bus service, linking dover, smyrna, townsend, glasgow and newark. >>> 5:17. let's get you to work as weç await the septa announcement that the strike has ended. >> yes, this is going to it be a relief for thousands of riders who use septa, trolleys and subway every morning. 16 hours is will what it will take, basically the rest of this day. let's check in with jessica boyington who has more on the situation. jessica? >> thanks, vai and tracy, yes, watching the regional rails this morning. we are expecting some of the delays. not yet. the bus, sway and trolley, still not dealing with service through center city as well. so watching for that, of course, all morning and watching the roads. watching through center city for any overflow of cars on the roads. not yet, though, still a little bit after 5:00 in the morning. this is the vine street expressway. our cameras around broad street. east and westbound cars are moving. we didn't deal with that construction either. watching

but, again, around 3:30 this afternoon, an amtrak train struck and killed a trespasser between newark, delaware, and wilmington, delaware. service was suspended for a short time. that's th here into a little bit of uncertainty as people try to travel up to points like philadelphia and new york. limited service right now has been restored in that area of track. although trains are slowing down. we're seeing tweets from people who are slowed in that area. some people who have been stuck for quite some time. so we'll stay on top of the situation for you, but if you're taking an amtrak train tonight, be prepared if you're heading to philly, new york, boston, you could be hitting some delays. >> thanks for the warning, adam. flowing at the airport today as well. here's a live look at reagan national airport. it may get busier tonight as people rush to catch their flights after work. the lines were long at reagan national this morning. at times, they have stretched well beyond just the start of the tsa checkpoint. now, the tsa tells us it has stepped up staffing at checkpoints. >>> tonight,

the route links dover, smyrna, townsend, middletown, glasgow and newark.be four round trips during rush hour. >> very nice for those communities. for more of the stories we're following right now on nbc 10 news. >> breaking news about the nearly week-long septa strike. septa says it has reached a tentative deal to end the strike that halted buses, subway service and trolleys in philadelphia for nearly a week. >>> one last push for pennsylvania. a day beforeç election day and hillary clinton and donald trump are stumping for votes here one last time. >>> fall mishap. two people are hurt after an equipment malfunction during a weekend punkin chunkin event. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> it is 4:28. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley who's got his first alert weather forecast. a look at conditions right where you live this morning. there it is, bill. >> they are chilly, 37 degrees in the suburbs, now to 37 in new jersey, the lehigh valley is at 35 degrees. we'll s

reporting live from newark, christie ileto for channel six "action news". >> christie, thank you. >>> an overnight crash forced two dozen people from their homes in media, delaware county. here's just before 2:00 a.m. a driver lost control near monroe and jefferson street and struck a home. vehicle severed a gas line to the house which forced residents inside the home in a nearby apartment building to evacuate. peco crews capped the line and resident were allowed to return in about an hour, no one was injury. >>> well, the eagles fell to four-four today with the loss to the new york giants. >> that is right they had their chance in the final minutes but giants held on to win, jeff skversky has some more on questionable decisions along the course of the game. >> a lot of fourth down calls, early on, questionable calls, eagles in the the first half left nine points on the board. you do the math. they lost this game by five. they could have won. eagles every coming down a bad road they have lost four straight road games and not even a trip up the road to visit the giant where they have d

graham is the co-owner of the soccer academy in newark and a consultant to the newark soccer club. it's not clear if the victim and suspect were connected through soccer or otherwise. >>> a track dog led to three dramatic rescues at rodeo beach today. apparently this all started when the dog, whose name is pancake, got stuck on a cliff there. a good samaritan tried to rescue pancake but they got stuck, too. that's when the rescue team was called in and they air lifted everyone to safety. >> i'm incredibly grateful and so glad that i got out of it and that everybody got out of it uninjured. >> pancake's in a little trouble, though. the owner said that the dog was a little roughed up, but is at the vet and is now doing just fine. >>> a change in the weather tonight. some rain coming in. but not for everyone. anthony here with the microclimate forecast. >> we have a system offshore bringing in some clouds. in fact, it's kicking up our waves. we've had high waves over the last couple of days, but a high surf advisory until 7:00 tomorrow morning where waves could exceed 16 to 20 feet. w

police in newark found three people including two children dead in newark yesterday. three others were inured. police say they have a person of interest in the case, but have not made any arrests. investigators are offering a 20 thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. iraq's special forces say isis bombings and elaborate defense systems are delaying their effort to take civilians still in the city are making it difficult to call in air- strikes from the united states. as of this morning, special forces have only made it about a mile into the isis stronghold. meanwhile, thousands of refugees are fleeing a camp set up outside of the city. michael holmes reports. "the scenes here are both heartbreaking and joyous. just imagine if it were you. on the inside of the cam previously isis held territory - on the outside you've got their families and loved ones who haven't seen them in two years. the problem is this - security. those on the inside need to be screened and processed. there could be isis among them and that process is yet to be completed.""th

jeremy arrington was arrested late last night after he barricaded himself in a newark home.rosecutors say arrington has not been charged in the stabbings but he is considered a person of interest in the saturday afternoon attack. possible motive has not been disclosed. three other people hurt in the attack remain in critical condition. >> happening now, iraqi kurdish fighters are advancing on the city of mosul under the control of isis. the kurdish forces are attacking from two directions. the isis flag which was flying when the iraqi forces entered the town was quickly brought down. mosul offensive began about three weeks ago. >>> let's take a quick look at your weather. rather cool. bill henley. >> the suburbs especially. parts of the city have cooled down because of what you see here, clear skies and very light winds. with dry air in place, we're looking at 30s for much of the area. there's 40 degrees at philadelphia international. low 30s, just a degree above freezing in the lehigh valley. 37 in the suburbs and up to 30s also in delaware, while south jersey is 35. the je

people were also up bright and early in delaware, sky force 10 over the christiania mall in newark, they opened at 6:00 a.m. and hundreds of people were already parked outside. and it was the same thing at the dept forth mall, they also opened their doors at 6:00 a.m. all three malls will keep their doors open until 10:00 tonight. if you still plan on going out tonight, download your nbc10 app right on your smart phone. we have a list of stores with the biggest discounts. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a parking lot shooting at the hamilton mall. and today we learned the two victims are brothers. >> nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joins us from the hamilton mall. >> reporter: i can tell you on what is supposed to be a fun and spirited jovial day. they knew about the shooting and it sort of darkened or dampened the mood here. there's crime tape in parking lot area s. these two brothers it seems may have been ambushed. investigators won't confirm whether or not the deadly shooting outside the hamilton mall overnight was h targetedor random. besite those items,

. >> - it's been really hard >> reporter:october 3rd 2002 gwen araujo attended a house party in newarkast time the transgender teen was seen alive. >> - there were so many hours that went by that they had time enough to stop what they were doing but they did not. >> reporter:the final hours of her life were bloody and painful. a that summer beat, strangled, hog tied, then buried the newark high school student's body in the sierra foothills >>sylvia guerrero - sot - they buried her 3 feet deep and place 3 boulder rocks on her body so the animals wouldn't dig her out. the heaviest bolder rock was placed on her face. it took 3 sheriffs to remove that boulder rock, so it had crushed her head and the side of her face. >> reporter:no one from the party reported the crime, but 2 days later, one of the killers, jaron nabors, confided in a friend. two weeks later he led deputies to her body. nabors, jason cezares, jose merel, and michael magidson claimed "trans panic" as a reason for the murder. gwen was in fact, a biological male named edward. and that deadly night she'd had sex with 2 of her

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wilmington newark line 10 minute delay. west trenton 21 minute train late.minutes. chestnut hill west 49 minute delays not just one train but all inbound trains right now. if you're driving on the roads we've got an accident on 422. this is eastbound approaching oaks headed towards king of prussia already jammed in this area and a quick look at the big picture and we're seeing extra slow speeds because of the strike, dave. >> just a reminder karen, the yellow school buses are still running in the city. going to be chilly on the bus stop. 41 degrees by 6 o'clock. 39 by 8:00 a.m. and of course if the kids usually take septa and they're walking bundle them up. those are pretty cool temperatures. a lot of sun coming up today. winds not really much of a problem. light winds today so that's good. but 39 degrees by 8 o'clock in the he city. 54 by plan to an high of 62 by 3 o'clock before he we dip back down to 57 by 6 o'clock so if you are going without septa for the evening commute it's still going to be chilly. we'll be back with our top stories. >> ♪ d never com

wilmington/newark line an 11 minute late train warminster line 10 minutes late media elwyn a train that'sminutes late lansdale doylestown 10 minutes late so really not that bad just yet. it's kind of just beginning. yesterday woe saw 30 minute delays across-the-board with some train delays expected up to about an hour so we'll see as that develops. already starting to look a little busy in center city. this is vine street at north broad. you see more and more people commute. yesterday it was so grid locked in the city those delays spilled back onto the ben franklin bridge i was noticing during the morning rush people traveling 6 miles an hour. >> contractor talks are set to resume at some point later this morning and we know annie he that yesterday a deal kind of fell flat. >> reporter: there was a new proposal the union says that they were given by septa that they did quickly reject. septa said after they did conclude their talks for the evening around 1:00 a.m. 33 released -- that he released a statement saying they made steady progress. ly this is the most optimism we've heard so far d

he suspectsn newark, delaware, who broke into a home and stole several items.ed this surveillance photo of the four suspects. >>> the burglary happened last night on the unit block of haley's trail in newark's north star neighborhood. once inside, police say the suspects stole electronics, ca cameras caught them using those stolen cards in wilmington and media. >>> a fire that broke out two days ago in wilmington is still smoldering today. the four alarm fire destroyed an abandoned textile complex along the brandywine river on wednesday morning. it took firefighters seven hours to get it under control and today "action news" was there as the wilmington fire department deployed their drone over the scene to help find those hot spots. still no word yet, though, of what caused the fire in the first place. >> turn nothing to the accuweather forecast. going to get pretty chilly over the next few hours but not for all that long. >> no, temperatures will tumble overnight tonight a cool saturday and a rebound as we go into sunday. as we take a look live up in the pocon

is the minimum weekend i don't know what the graduation rate is for black children in newark but i know what it is in cleveland, 49%. if the 1% of our children and cleveland are dropping out of high school. can you imagine a young brother in the 21st century without a high school diploma? where is that brother going? to jail. period. and of sentence. so what is the next big thing? turn up the television. children.our organize. organize. organize. get ready for 2018 because it is going to be a bloodbath. >> next question. want to take this one. how will black lives matter protests and advocacy take on -- i should say -- look honey federal level in a donald trump administration? what is next for blm? >> i will try to answer that. other stuff.some so, the first one is as an organization, a global organization, it is in a process of figuring it out. as a broader movement for black lives matter, people are also in the process of figuring that out. what i can say from the conversations we have had is that people are not going down right? like, there is a level of conversation i am going to ha

flight delays in newark, nothing at logan. jfk and la guardia and there are delays when the weather is good. hartsfield and the west a wet couple of days in the pacific northwest but lax and vegas and phoenix, all are okay with no flight delays. and 9 a.m. patchy fog. 77 degrees by noon and 78 degrees by 5:00. >> the dew point is still under 60. it is very comfortable outside. a northwest wind at 7 and as i said you get the frontal boundary which is producing rain and 35 and chicago is 43. columbus at 43. little rook and dallas is 65. and tonight no heat. the temperatures are back in the 50s and the 60s. you may have to click ac in the heat of the kitchen and around 80 the afternoon. toasty in the house. air conditioning tomorrow. the think they have a lot of impact. this is not going to do much. and the second. we're looking good. here is the forecast in writing. partly cloudy. fog and 63. mix of clouds and sun. please want day. have a good thanksgiving. near 80. coming up on friday, partly cloudy, nice. forecast is good. tem

[applause] mark: mayor ras baraka of newark, new jersey. [applause] mark: that is an example of the black elected leadership we were talking about. give him a round of applause, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] mark: now, are we circulating index cards for questions and answers? some of you should be getting index cards so we can take questions from some of you. i think that between dr. daniels and mayor baraka -- the other category i wanted to bring up where the policy implications but i think the mayor laid that out. this will affect everyone including some of the white folks that voted against their own interests. she? is should listen to dr. king's speech at the montgomery state capital. it blows white folks' minds. he is talking about them. he says, you were taught to vote against your own interests because of racism. he said that black people were given the bible and white folks were given jim crow. even though some of these issues arise, that mayor baraka laid out, black people start to hate us for that. dr. king talked about that. i

detriment of the office in new york the last public advocate was a authority became the mayor of newark built lazio. the public advocate would be a court of appeal the people could go to and lastly legislation it if need be, the public advocate could introduce legislation to solve the problem but really its powers are to scrutinize government, squeeze the dollars to make sure they're getting spent to be a place that citizens can go for relief if not getting anyone in san francisco. >> thank you, junkyard closing statement, marcy >> my question would be why are we voters, you and me and everybody in the room are allowing a dysfunctional government that is governing body ballot measures, by putting things on the ballot simply for the fact of it acquiring power, shifting power from the mayor from the board of supervisors into interest groups and why are we micromanaging to the point that we need to expand government exponentially in order to take care of all the micromanagement that we are imposing. we have a saying in the libertarian party that governments at all levels has a habit of cre

expecting 27 million people to take the sky, go the news, this being one of the busiest airports newark. i have been watching tsa line here, it is moving lickitty split. all day long, i have not seen anybody stuck in a line that looks longer than 30 minutes. people are speeding through the lines much people here at port authority say that departure issues are not a problem so much at newark liberty. now it is the incoming. to wrap it up, 49 million people, most traveling for holiday since on,000 7. it is -- since 2007, mostly people driving by car. 89% of people traveling in an automobile, and if you headed out it interstate. buckle up, hold tight, it's going to be a long haul. >> all right. , dow closing at record high. record high for a third straight day can gains of 4% since election day. we have not seen the 4 indices going up like this since 1999. remember the media had these dire predicts the day after the election. >> markets are in turmoil after trump's astonishing victory. >> global markets work quick to respond to donald trump's defeat of hillary clinton, sinking in anticipat

of the most popular destinations are new york, las vegas, dallas, chicago, atlanta, los angeles, newark and san francisco. this is really cool video you have to see. 17-thousand turtles have been released into the amazon. this happened in peru. the turtles are on the verge of extinction and they have been protected, so this is a good sign that they may be able to get off that list. officials there hope this will allow them to reproduce in their natural habitat. lot of you talking on our facebook page this morning. new evidence this morning could prove amelia earhart died as a castaway. researchers say the new evidence supports the theory that earhart didn't die in a plane crash, but as a castaway on a remote island. researchers believe radio transmissions prove her plane landed safely. also, they believe partial skeletal remains found in 1940 could belong to earhart. back then, doctors thought the remains belonged to a male, but researchers took a look at the files again. they determined the bones are you can get 10 weather updates on in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and

check out mid-40s newark and san ramon is 45. low-to-mid 60s today. lost sunshine in the afternoon. the crisp breeze. slow rebound tomorrow. low-to-mid 60s again and mid-to-upper 60s for friday. right ahead of a system that will bring us a soaking this weekend. look at that, a "1" on the storm-impact scale. alexis? >> i vouch for the ladies in the studio, it feels like it is 30. >> it is freezing. looking at our traffic map we have a big problem southbound i-5 near the 205 merge a crash that turned into a car fire after 4:00 this morning. two hours later we still have a backup, eight to nine miles. no other blocking issues, southbound 680 jammed through walnut creek and a lot of. [ lights and the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on since 5:27. >> happening today the effort to move the golden state warriors to san francisco is going to court. environmental protection organizations say san francisco took dangerous shortcuts and violated the environmental quality act. it is said that the arena meets rigorous environmental standards according to the

. >>> reads from the sunday breakfast mission shelter received free haircuts in newark today. part of jcpenney's campaign give back. hair stylists in the christiana mall gave back to the community. the residents were happy and excited to receive the fresh cuts. >> looking good. >> it makes you feel good. >> it sure does. >>> he is too tic to go to school so a student robot brings his class to him at home. >> plus, a humidifier can be a good investment for the winter months and the best rated machine coming up in what's the deal. >>> "action news" continues with brian taff and sharrie williams. >> we begin with donald trump's victory that many call surprising and impressive. he defied the odds by defeating hillary clinton to become the 45th president elect of the united states. >> yes, mr. trump won battleground states of ohio and north carolina and our state here pennsylvania. donald trump finally gave his acceptance speech in the early morning hours. probably about 3:00 a.m. he wanted to reach out to people that did not support him to find a way to work together and unify ame

thick snow is blanketing the area, north of newark right now. over the weekend, the area saw four inches of fresh powder, and people jumped at the chance to get outside and play in it. the area could see more snow today. in new york, with a similar situation. heavy snow fell in berline and syracuse over the weekend, so much that people had to pull out their snow shovels. some cars even got trapped in the rising powder. over in michigan, people are dealing with the same scene. parts of michigan are seeing the first major snowfall of the season, and it isnt letting up anytime soon. some areas in michigan see more than 200 inches of the year. a little closer to home, in california's high sierra, the snow is creating a traffic nightmare for drivers, but up on the mountain, its a skiers and snowboarder's paradise! (mos) "it's awesome. i was here on friday the conditions are 1000 times better than they were on friday. can't even compare all this snow is just wonderful." "this is the first time that i've actually been here where it's been like full fre

. >>> a sad story, a newark io mansions water after rolling over on her baby in her sleep. 24-year-old daniel, was indicted on several charges. involuntary manslaughter. the two month old boy died from suffocation. the mother was under the influence. a generic form of xanax. and methamphetamine at the time. >>> parents cosleeping with their babies is a controversial the same bed, but the same room as their parents can significantly reduce the odds of seven infant death syndrome. >> reporter: she is not getting much sleep just days. >> we are is rested as expensive -- expected. >> reporter: a welcome the new baby six months ago. -- six weeks ago. >> walk and play in the ss night. >> reporter: a new report from the american academy of pediatrics, but she's doing it right. the aps latest recommendation is for parents to share a room with their infant until at least six months or up to one year. >> this puts the infant closer to them. >> reporter: allowing babies to sleep in the room, reduces the risk of death. >> the highest risk is in the that's why you want to have your baby in the room

the shots starting pointed flying around newark, delaware, around 1:30. several homes and cars were hit including the one where the woman slept. we're waiting to get more information about the story and the information about the woman's condition. detective's are on the scene, but they have not made any arrests. >>> developing this morning we have learned a woman struck by a hit-and-run driver in north philadelphia has died from her injuries. the action cam was at the scene of the 100 block of lehigh avenue off front street. the 35-year-old victim was trying to cross the street before midnight when the vehicle hit her and kept going. she was pronounced at the hospital. police don't have the description of the vehicle involved, but they did recover a side view mirror they believe belonged to the car. investigators are working to see if surveillance cameras were able to capture anything. >>> new this morning, from the grays ferry section of philadelphia. firefighters rescued a man, woman and baby trapped in a burning home. the action cam was at the scene, t

he is the co-owner of finesse soccer academy in newark. at this point investigators think there is only one victim in this case, but they are continuing to look into this incident. >>> . >>> storm clouds moving back into california. and some of that heading towards the bay area right now. you can see the system sliding on through. not a whole lot of energy with it. a closer look and you can see the rain in the far northern california towards it eureka and crescent city. it's beginning to sag a little to the south. no rain yet in the bay area. we had a couple of raindrops in the last few hours, otherwise things drying out now. wake up tomorrow morning there is a slight chance you could see a couple of scattered light showers and temperatures in 59s and 60s. noontime, still lingering clouds, but i think the rain chances will come to an end. heading into the afternoon a few lingering clouds near the coteline and maybe partial clearing in the interior valleys. even though this weather system is moving through, plan on highs in the 60s and the

already a couple on the airport line and newark line completely canceled. the regional rail lines running are not runle well with delays of a half hour or more. the regional rails not a viable alternate to the lines that aren't running the on the roads gridlock in center city with people driving and extra traffic on 95, this is 95 southbound in delco south of the airport. the crash by 452 is gone but the southbound delay remains. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> of course we are monitoring the septa strike around the clock. "action news" is on early tomorrow to help you navigate through the rush. join matt and tam beginning at 4:00 a.m. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. >>> adam joseph is joining us now and say that the clouds are a good thing. they bring in warmer temperatures and then a big crash comes in at the end of the week. as we take a look here never a dull moment. no precip

. >>> folks in new walk ohio may have -- newarq ohio have -- newark voted under ohio state law people can still be fined and lose driving privileges. supporters said the law would let police focus on the heroin problem. >>> another cautionary tale about watching what you post on social media. joy karega in trouble over alleged facebook posts. she refused to acknowledge what she did. she says her statements were taken out of context. >>> new information tonight on the outbreak of legionnaires' disease that left one dead and ten others sick. while the lake county health district says it's confident more than a dozen other businesses that may be at risk of the spreading the bacteria. joe pagonakis live in east listen leak. -- in eastlake. >> they have massive cooling towers. they produce vapor and health officials say it can spread the disease. >> it seems like there has been a lot of talking about it to make sure things are happening, things >> he's an employee who didn't want to be identified but said his company responded after lake county health officials said precision was more than