. >>> penn city looking like a winter wonderland. it opens to the public. looking for more local holiday events the nbc app has you covered. download the app for free. you can get a list of preholiday fun. we can also look forward to some a great weather for some of these events. >> yeah. absolutely, for all all of the events. not only for tomorrow but black friday as well. temperatures are going to be in the 60s across a good bit of the area and even warmer on friday. possibly record-breaking in some places and some hours over the weekend part saturday and sunday. we have clear skies out there right now. it's 53 degrees. the winds are fairly light. only seven miles an hour, and the temperatures continue to cliechlt 53 yesterday 4rks 3 on monday, 55. 62 tomorrow, 67 on friday. the average highs now down to 52. so that's 15 degrees above average for black friday. it's 50 in allentown and reading and blue bell and coatesville. just a light wind out of the east-southeast. 55 in swooezborough. everybody is wormer than they were yesterday, but with the increased

we take william penn across city hall here. tracking showers as well. don't expect a late week soaker. welcome to nbc news today. let's begin with bill henley and his first alert forecast. >> it's warmer this morning, the clouds have moved in, keeping it warmer. the fog is not an issue, you look at the thick fog for trenton, dense fog for mount holly, wrights town to tom's river. thick fog into the atlantic city area. zero invisible. some areas of dense fog in southern delaware. if you are watching the fog for hours, it will take some time to burn off. mostly cloudy skies today. the temperatures will be climbing. we will also see scattered showers as well him we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. right now, jessica boyington is watching the traffic. >> the schuylkill is where our camera was trying to look, so you request see the police activity. they're blocking the on ramps to get to the vine street expressway east and west between the schuylkill for ongoing construction. that should be out there for 5:00. no problems on the blue

phil: a suspect in this week' s fatal shooting near new york city' s penn station has been arrested in cranston, rhode island. francisco alsina was taken into custody about. last night. he' s expected to be sent to new york where he' ll be charged with murder. police say alsino opened fire on 3 men as they entered the train station. the shooting reportedly grew out of a drug-related fight at a nearby mcdonald' s. no one was hurt when an elderly woman drove her car into the honey farms mini mart in auburn. the accident happened just after 1 this afternoon. the woman was able to get herself out of the car. no one inside was hit. fire officials say the majority of the damage was to the glass windows. jc: harvey joins us now some this afternoon. wind is really the problem. harvey: the winds have changed. not really much of anything and a couple around amherst at this particular time. a couple more to the west. the higher elevations with the maybe a snowflake. you to the west. ushering in chillier temperatures for you to down to the 40' s. we did reach about 60 today. they may not have felt

. >> anchor: one person is dead and two others hurt following a shooting near new york city's penn station. the victims were rushed to a hospital in serious condition. police haven't arrested anyone, but they are looking for a vehicle in connection to the shooting. of course penn station is a popular train and subway station . >> anchor: investigators still working to solve a midair crashed killing everyone on board. the f.b.i. is now offering to help out on that case. u.s. officials are growing more and more confident that a bomb took down that plane last week. investigators in egypt are not convinced. officials there continue to deny allegations of lacks university at the airport where the plan took off. now investigators are searching sand from the site for evidence of explosive residue. >> anchor: two americans shot and kill during an attack today at a police training center in jordan, two other americans are hurt. police say the gunman was a former member of jordan's police force who was recently fired. he was either killed by return fire or took his own life. the facility where the a

police are searching for the gunman in a deadly shooting outside of new york city's busy penn station this morning around 6:15. one person was killed, two others rest of the hospital in serious condition. sources tell the associated press it started with an argument down from the subway entrance. police say all three victims have a long history of mostly drug-related arrests. the midtown manhattan station is one of the nation's busiest transit hubs. right now, president obama is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the oval office. it is the first meeting between the leaders since the iran nuclear deal. those close to netanyahu say the trip is an effort to repair relations with obama and democrats. tomorrow, the prime minister will speak at the center for american progress, a liberal think tank. taking a live look outside, you want to keep the umbrella handy. we are tracking rain for the evening commute. let's head over to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: right now, cloudy and cool with light wind. rain is on the way. 100% chance. it looks like sunset for the

one person is dead and two others wounded after a shooting this morning near new york' s penn station. new york city police say the 3 were shot in midtown manhattan. no one has been arrested, and police are searching for a vehicle in connection to the shooting. police say the shooting does not appear to have affected train service. today, friends and family will remember a 6-year-old boy who was killed by police in louisiana. jeremy mardis died last tuesday after city marshals fired into a vehicle driven by his father, chris few. few was seriously wounded. two officers face charges of second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder in the case. they are being held on $1 million bond. take a look at this incredible scene caught on camera in mississippi. a massive sinkhole swallowed cars over the weekend at an ihop 15 parking lot. the hole is about 50 feet wide and 600 feet long. there are no reports of anyone being injured. it' s unclear what caused the massive hole to open up. it almost looks fake when you look at that video, but incredible. kevin: they have had a lot of rain down there the

city now. shots where fired at penn station this morning. police say it all started with a fight outside mcdonald's and tonight two people are hurt. a third is dead. officers are trying to figure out what set the whole thing o off. arthur chen joins us live in new york city with new information. arthur. >> reporter: iain right now police are looking for the gunman and as many as two other suspects. standing right by penn state station a couple doors down is the mcdonald's. that's where all this began. it migrates to the corner where the subway station is. this is where the surveillance video we're about to show you picks up what happened. the shooting break out, one of the individuals was shot and killed. ran downstairs and almost made it to the turn style when he was shot in the head. surveillance video shows a group of men outside the penn station subway stop on eighth avenue. argument that had started earlier soon leads to shooting. a man is seen going to the corner and collapsing. others come to his aid. on the north side of the street o

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are chasing a store about a deadly shooting that took place outside a mcdonald's near penn station in new york city. some have cal called it the wort mcdonald's in the world. >> first, take a look at the picture we have of the suspect in that fatal shooting. police are asking are asking for the help to find 27-year-old, he is still on the loose. the mcdonald's is on eighth avenue. it's six city is one of the main names for here. >> meet 23-year-old kevin originally from new jersey, he ended up homeless on the street and was directed to the golden arches where he said his hard-core addiction began. >> it has been a hotspot for years. i used to come here myself and eyes in attic. >> by kevin's account this' account this may be the most notorious mcdonald's in the world. >> weather at the hospital, everyone is going to direct you to 34 straight mcdonald's. >> kevin has sought help. getting treatment and has been sober for 23 months and counting. >> i'm a recovering recovering addict for two years now. >> good for you. >> why that treatment center? because it is the furthest he could find from this mcd

searching for a suspect who they say shot and killed one person and injured three others, near new york city's penn station. the shooting happened this morning around 6 and spilled into the streets. penn station is one of the nation's busiest transit hubs. police are searching for a suspect vehicle, but have made no arrests. officials in central iowa are investigating three homicides that all happened within 48 hours of each other. deputies responded to a fight outside evolution nightclub around 2 a.m sunday. that's on the des moines' north side behind the bridgestone plant by interstates 80 and 35. when they arrived, they heard several gunshots. they found 20-year-old dashwan smith with a gunshot wound, and took him to the hospital, where he died. 3 other people also went to the hospital. " there were several hundred people in and around the club when this incident occurred what we need is the communities help. officials are still looking for the suspect in sunday's shooting. police took a 17-year-old into custody on saturday night for the shooting death of a 28-year-old man on friday night. and 4

the same at penn station in new york city. (vo at xfr c3312n2npm8x1 - 11:00:01:00)0) officersrsith bomb sniffing dogs visible at the philadelphia airport and across the country. since the isis attacks on paris and videos released threatening the united states.. this has become the new norm for holiday travelers. sot president obama (no super) :25-:32 as we go into the thanksgiving weekend. i want the american people to know is that we are taking every possisie step to ep our homeland safe. sot shawn henry, president of crowdstrike services and retired executive assistant director of the fbi. :33-:39 we don't know what we don't know. which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task force is absolutely have to be aware. citizens have to be aware. nearly 47 million people will take to the air, rail, and roads defying terrorist threats, like eliza pond from hawaii. sot eliza popo, hawaiian touristt :49-:56 they could come in hehe with one of those vest and nails.. i have had a great life. i refuse to let them make me afraid.

vince seven arcona, he is wanted in connection with yesterday morning's shootings near penn station that riled the city up. one man was killed, two others injured. say arcona is 6'0", 300 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes. if you recognize him, call police. >>> right now fast food workers are fanned out across the city and country fighting for better pay. they want a $15 an hour minimum wage. news 4's katherine creag followed them from brooklyn to harlem in the rain. what's going on right now, pat? >> reporter: yes, there are about 200 people here, shiba and rob, and they're gathering here making remarks, and they plan on marching. on 125th street near adam clayton powell jr. boulevard. you know how that will disrupt traffic. and this is a huge rally not just happening here, but the across the country. >> what do we want? >> more pay. >> when do we want it? >> no. >> reporter: the fight frl 15 protesters made their way to harlem by mid-morning as they called for an increase to the minimum wage. york began early this morning in brooklyn with several hundred people gathering on quart street. they told us

the same at penn station in new york city. officers with bomb sniffing dogs visible at the philadelphia airport and across the country. since the isis attacks on paris and videos released threatening the united states.. this has become the new norm for holiday travelers. sot president obama as we go into the thanksgiving weekend. i want the american people to know is that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. sot shawn henry president of crowdstrike services and retired executive assistant director of the fbi. we don't know what we don't know. which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task force is absolutely have to be aware. citizens have to be aware. nearly 47 million people will take to the air, rail, and roads defying terrorist threats, like eliza pond from hawaii. sot eliza pond, hawaiian tourist they could come in here with one of those vest and nails.. i have had a great life. i refuse to let them make me afraid. sot shakanah hernandez, tourist i am not going to let them ruin my vacation

as well as our mobile news apps. morning, a suspect in this week's fatal shooting near new york city's penn station has been arrested in cranston, rhode francisco alsina was taken into he's expected to be sent back to new york where he'll be charged with murder. police say alsino opened fire on 3 men as they entered the train station, after a fight nearby. right now, disturbing new details emerging from the night a new hampshire teenager died of an overdose in a motel room. court documents say 17-year-old eve tarmey was upset about not seeing her boyfriend. that's why her mother's boyfriend mark ross gave her a dose of what he thought was heroin to calm her down. it turned out to be the painkiller fentanyl. the spaulding high school senior was found dead last month in a rochester motel room she shared with ross and her mother jazzmyn rood. if convicted, rood faces up to 14 years in prison. mark ross could face life behind bars. right now a suspected child rapist from worcester under arrest in puerto rico. state police say markys semprith-garcia raped an 11-year-old girl in her he also alleg

she was at city hall as they policies. >> reporter: good evening. after this incident outside of penn station, some wonder are criminals getting bolder, carrying guns and using them without fear. i took the question to the mayor and police commissioner. i want to ask you and the commissioner if you think criminals are more confident to carry guns now and use them on the streets? >> i think the nypd is doing a remarkable job driving down crime yet again. >> reporter: mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton defended the crime fighting techniques. this he they -- crime is down 3%. but this morning's deadly shooting outside of penn station has some calling the city's safety into question. street. >> reporter: heather has close relationships with cops who tell her criminals have become more brazen since the ending of stop and frisk. >> criminals have told us for a long time that when stop and frisk is a real risk, they are much more likely to leave their guns at home. >> reporter: commissioner bratton says that's not true. >> i don't see that, that we're seeing with the fewer stops

reporter: is this the only planned protest, in fact, this thursday, students from temple, penn, drexel will march here to city hall demanding $5 for minimum wage. reporting here from city hall, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> accused child rapist is under arrest tonight, this is the the suspect oscar riveria herrera, officials say he broke in the apartment at hatfield village apartments in hatfield earlier yesterday morning and sexually assaulted a six year-old girl. suspect was then held down by the child's stepfather until police arrived. >>> the state case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will go to trial, a judge made the decision at kane's secondary, hearing on charges that she leak secret grand jury material and then lied bit. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies at the courthouse in norristown with more on this, alex. >> reporter: jessica, preliminary hearings are used to determine if there is enough evidence to go to trial but it also opened up inside on strategies of both sides. for example kathleen kane's defense attorneys told me he believes thinks all over a

the stepped up security even extents to busy train stations and travel hubs like penn station here in new york city. the nypd is also trying to protect the more than 1 million people expected to attend the iconic macy's thanksgiving day parade. officers wearing plain clothes will be in the crowd and radiation detectors will be used. >> don't be afraid, be aware. >> reporter: the department has also rolled out a new counter- terrorism unit. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> the travel warning extends through february. >>> four young men are under arrest charged with felony vandalism on a dam. they are accusedded of destroying an inflatable dam in fremont and wasting a ton of water. they were seen on surveillance video sneaking around the alameda creek dam this past may and on saturday, police arrested four men were identified. authorities say they slashed the dam with a knife sending 50 million gallons of drinking water into the bay. it was enough to serve 500 homes for a year. >> we're very pleased that they were caught. you know, we'll sleep a little better knowing that these people potentially

this afternoon, police continue to search for a gunman in a deadly shooting outside of new york city busy penn station that happened this morning. police say a man was having a brief conversation with three other guys in a restaurant. then he waited for them to leave. they did. he followed them into the subway balance and that is when he pulled a gun and opened fire. one man was killed, two others rushed to the hospital. the mid-town manhattan station is one of the nation's busiest transit hubs. racial tensions on the college campus of the university of missouri. now the school's president is out. announcing his resignation late this morning. elizabeth hur takes a look at what is next for the state's flagship school. [applause] elizabeth: cheers and chants from students celebrating the resignation of the university of mispresident tim wolfe. >> is not just about tim wolfe re-signing. this is about getting equal rights. >> this makes me as a student glad i know i could affect something if i needed to. elizabeth: wolfe announcing he is stepping down. his decision following the student protests,

. >>> the gunman who opened fire near new york city busy penn station this morning is still on the streets. police say it started with a fight outside a nearby mcdonald's. two people are hurt. a third person is dead and police are still trying to figure out what set this all o off. surveillance video shows a group of men outside the penn station subway stop. an argument led to the shooting. you can see a man heading to the corner and then collapsing. one person runs off followed seconds later by another man. police say the gunman jumped into a car that sped off. investigators say the three victims seemed ambushed. they think and may be tied to fight over heroin. torments night investigators are still trying to figure out what started a fire in this port richmond home. the flames gutted one home and damaged six others. neighbors say this is not the first time this row home has gone up in flames. fox 29's bruce gordon spoke to some people afraid it's going happen again. >> reporter: early monday afternoon, myra sosa arrived on the 2900 block of memphis street to check in on the row house her

season in new york city is one the most beautiful times of the year but an ugly turn of events events such as the terrorist attacks and terrorist video showing images of times square, penn state is the latest school to cancel non-academic trips to manhattan citing security concerns. plans to visit the city have been abandoned by schools in new jersey long island and maryland. as penn state students and alums cheered on their alma mater, they also questioned their school's decision. >> you can't live your life in fear. i think there are going to be under heightened -- and years to come. >> i understand the better safe than sorry mentality but i think they are being a bit too cautious. report to the head of the department for the 6 train friday to show new yorkers they shouldn't be afraid. >> we are living in a very safe city and a very secure city. reporter: in an effort to keep new york city more safe recently the nypd and build the new counterterrorism critical response command. an elite squad of officers whose main objective is to prevent and respond to terrorist threats. are you rethinking your trip? >> i wouldn't say rethinking it that we didn't have, if we were lit

the city says east penn manufacturing will open a new space there. east penn is a battery company with 80 employees already in town. the ceo had this to say about the company's strategy. "we try to grow oak trees not mushrooms, we're looking for long term" east penn hopes to break ground in june. we're less than a month away from the premier of the new star wars of merchandise to keep fans occupied as they anticipate the new release.... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live to tells us a little about a new "force" that seems to be taking over stores across the country. we're going to see how many star wars puns i can get in by the end of this story.... but there is definately a galaxy of products out there for fans... yesterday... a new star wars video game called battlefront came out.... there's even a death star waffle maker fans can buy... walmart says it has more than 500 star wars items in stores... target says it has more than 600... now... merchandise tied to major movies is nothing new.... but some experts are saying this is a force they've nev

now but the left lane is out of commission so things are extra heavy as you come out of center city from penn's landing where the speeds are just in the teens on up to that disabled vehicle near the betsy ross bridge. on the southbound side approaching academy there was a crash. that's been pushed off to the side and if you're using the boulevard instead of 95, watch out for a northbound accident by rising sun in the outer drive there closed to the dunkin' donuts. in bordentown burlington county debris on the jersey turnpike southbound approaching exit seven blocking the two left lanes of the outer drive in berlin a crash along franklin avenue at egg harbor road. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this friday afternoon. newport delaware pothole alert along 295 south. plenty of volume along 95 as well. we'll check it again brian and sharrie coming up in the next half hour. >> never a shorter taj out there. matt, thank you. >>> still ahead, the united states government decides to release a man convicted of spying on america. >> plus, see philadelphia from an entirely new vantage point.

city. went to central high, penn state and then st. joe's. he talks often about his time in patrol when he was captain at the homicide. remembered he serve as the deputy commissioner of internal affairs and the number two in the force since 2008. on the job for 26 years. a couple of other interesting facts he's 51, he's married, he does have two kids, he also has a black belt in karate. >> lucy back to you. >> karen hepp, thank you so mu much. >>> police sty mayfair parents are fighting for their lives tonight after a man shot the mother of his children then shot himself. officers found the couple inside the bedroom of thyrar sean street before 7:00 this morning. investigators say the 26-year-old man shot a 28-year-old woman in the neck then shot himself in the head. police say both are alive at aria torresdale hospital. the couple's nine-year-old girl and two-year-old boy were in the house at the time of the shooting. police say there was relatives tonight. >>> a man were suffering tonight after a stabbing in cheltenham. it happened just aft

wouldn't see and something that you would never see in london as callers did not see in new york city at pennstation or grand station or central station or times square. we did not see them until 9/11 and now we see them daily. it's so easy for anyone who has ever traveled to israel to remember that unusual sight of walking through the airport terminal and seeing armed men, in camo with a big gun, a semiautomake weapon in his hand and thinking wow, what would it have to be to live this way. now at grand central airport or the bus terminal, it is like that daily and it will be more so tomorrow. and in paris they have dealt with people on the streets since the charlie hebdo attack back in january when paris raised its terror threat levels to the highest position that it can be. and to where the security officials, they say if you see something that you must say something as we have security on the highest level possible. and yet within spitting distance of the charlie hebdo location tonight, that it has happened again. and this time that the official death toll, it will be at 140. it is not exp

the city of oelwein announcing tonight east penn manufacturing will open a new space in the town-- creating 350 jobs kwwls olivia mancino was there for the announcement..shej oins us now live in the newsroom east penn manufacturing is a lead-acid battery company that already employs 80 people in oelwein... the company announcing tonight hundreds of jobs will be added to the plant.. making it a new opportunity for oelwein and surrounding communities following months of planning, it was officially announced tuesday penn manufacturing will be expanding its business in oelwein. "something good is happening" drawing in more people from surrounding towns. east penn's c-e-o saying the expansion is a long term strategy... "we like to build oak trees not mushrooms" but of course, job openings are only good if people know they exist. 'ok, be right there" in a town of six thousand people, it wasn't hard for word to spread... "bring in people for the community better and stronger" following that saying the expansion will put oelwein on the map. east penn hopes to break ground in early june... for more

city since the paris attacks on friday night. before the knicks game, the nypd were outside of the arena, and at penn station the armed guards were ready and there have been no specific threats but new york city is on high alert. >> the attacks in paris attacked the restaurants, night life and sports stadiums and venues, all of the things that isis hates and works against and new york city we have no shortage of those and we have no shortage of the soft targets. >> new yorkers are mourning, also, the washington square arch is lit up red, white and blue. over in carol gardens there is a large vigil. on 5th avenue, a large memorial is stretching down the block and the officers are standing in front to protect the building and the people in and if an attack like the one in paris happened here, the department is ready. >> we have been training vigorously to deal with the active shooter concept, the idea of going in, and we'll look at what happened in paris, every one of the individuals was prepared to die and equipped with a suicide vest and that is something that we are prepared >> juliet: for more on the attacks in paris, go to www

the same at penn station in new york city. officers with bomb-sniffing dogs visible at the philadelphia airport and across the country. since the isis attacks on paris and videos released threatening the united states this has become the new norm for holiday travelers. >> as we go into thanksgiving weekend, i want the american people to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> we don't know what we don't know which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task forces absolutely have to be aware and citizens have to be aware. >> nearly 47 million will take to the air, rail and roads to fight terrorists threats like elija pawn from hawaii. >> they can come with one of tho those. >> i'm not going to let them ruin my vacation and my fun. >> for israeli tourist moshi turk, this is like any other travel day. >> it's just part of the culture and part of everyday life and when they're going through your bags it's pretty routine for us. >> right now we know of no specific and/or credible intelligence

antwan: new york city remains in a state of heightened security, at high-risk targets like french consulate, they have been sent to crowded areas like penn station and madison square garden, security soft targets will have to rely on public awareness. >> there is not a city in america that has the resources we have in new york, understandably based on confident neb 9/11 confident experience, we are on alert but we have resources, increase you on presence. antwan: albert teen, only bookshop in city devoted to books in french and english reopen for business tomorrow they closed for the weekend. christina: city's across the station are tightening -- nation are tightening security so did nationally will football league with a heavy police present at the nfl games today. the department of homeland security stressed there is no known credible threat 13 nfl against nfl stadiums but they added more security to be safe. >> al qaeda has history of multiple attacks also at sporting events like the boston bombing, nfl commissioner essentials to make sure that games, that we have a hightened security out there. christina: nfl said they continue to us

something we did it not see in new york city at penn state or grand central station or times square wethem until 9/11 and now we see them daily. it's so easy for anyone who had ever travel to israel -- the unusual site of working through the airport terminal seeing armed men clad in camo or military uniforms with a big gun with a semiautomatic weapon in his hand and thinking wow what would it be like to live in this way grand central station or port authority airport or bus terminal it's like that daily and it will be more so tomorrow. in paris they have dealt with people on the streets since the charlie hebdo attack back in february when raised the terrorist threat level to the highest position it could be. to where security officials said if you see something you must say something. we have security at the highest level possible and, yet, within spitting distance of the charlie hebdo location tonight it has happened again and this timed official death toll is at 140. it is not expected to stay there sky news out of london broadcasting with two live pictures. let's listen.s nations ar

city since the paris attacks. before the next game nypd officers kept an eye outside the arena. down below penn station, armed guards were ready. please commissioner bratton said there has been no specific threats but new york city is on high alert. >> the attacks on paris clearly attacked sports stadium, restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment venue. all of the things that they try to work against. we have have no shortage of those in new york city plus soft targets. >> people are still morning, washington square is lit up red, white, and blue. victims. there is a candlelight vigil, a moment of silence and prayers for the victims. police commissioner says an attack like the one on paris happens here, the department is ready. >> we have been training vigorously to deal with the active shooter concept. the idea of going on inches what's new with this one is we'll have to take a look at what happened in paris because each one of these individuals was equipped with a suicide vest. that is something we need to be aware of in terms of protecting our first responders. >> reporter: the nypd has a pr

city. this happened near penn station after 6:00 this morning. 43-year-old man pronounced dead at the scene. two other victims were taken to the hospital. they are in serious condition. right now police look for a car in connection with that crime. happening in today in our city banning replica guns in public. this comes after tragedy in cleveland when a 12-year-old was let's head out live to victoraire warren and you have more on this ordinance exactly what does it say. >> this is a law that's designed to protect children specifically if children with seen playing with toy gun. if it isn't marked properly this could have deadly consequences. in a little while the mayor will be signing this new ordinance and its been as replica handguns. it will allow police to take marked. federal law requires all fake guns to have orange or red tip on the muzzle. police will also be required to call the parents of any child caught with a replica gun. this all comes on the heals of a tragedy last year in cleveland, ohio. police there shot and killed a 12-year-old boy on the playground. he was seen waving a

this is the group from penn and drexel who walked down market street from university city. you can see they have a number of signs. we don't like student tests, education equals democracy. john, student of penn. you have very specific demands for your local university. >> yes, we demand a $15 minimum wage, not just for the students, but those who work on the campuses during work study programs and the service workers, as well. >> reporter: also cancellation of all student debt, as well as no tuition? >> yes, that's correct. we believe student debt is something that cripples the new workforce of this country and if we believed in creating a workforce for tomorrow, we have to eliminate student debt to free up workers for that. >> reporter: let's show you live video from sky force 10. even more students coming this way. many of them from temple coming down broad street, as well as others from university city. it's about to get extremely loud over here. if you come back live, i can show you another group of students that's arrived banging drums, shouting music. a lot of these gu

the stepped up security even extends to busy train stations and travel hubs like penn station here in new york city. the nypd is also trying to protect the more than one million people expected to attend the iconic macy's thanksgiving day parade. officers wearing plainclothes will be in the crowd and radiation detectors will be deployed. commissioner bill bratton: i think what is clear what we're advocating is don't be afraid, be aware. don: the department has also rolled out a new counter-terrorism unit. don champion, cbs news, new york. elizabeth: at the des moines airport, there may not be armed forces at the doors, but there will be tighter security in place. david dailey: i am confident that our workforce is able to give travelers a good experience and they have the skillset and the technology and they're prepared to keep the traveling public safe. elizabeth: airport officials are advising people to come at least 90 minutes early, if not more. from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. on today they expect workers to , screen about 1,500 people. they say there could be more random screening as well. and officials

city. earlier today we saw a canine patrol around penn station. authorities say that is likely to see although there is no specific threat towards new york city. they'll be focusing on places like times square and large venues with large crowds. despite the ramped-up protection, many say what happened in paris is certainly hitting home for them today, and many people say they'll be mindful of everything they see today, which will likely include bag searches and officers actually on trains and buses. back to you. >> all right, tracie. thank you. we will continue to bring you any breaking updates on the french terror attacks throughout the morning. you can also get updates any time at nbcnewyork.com and the full day of sun again tomorrow.

dari: new you concerns about gun violence in new york city after deadly shooting near penn station at the start of the morning rush. and those shots rang out shortly after 6:00 a.m. steve: all right. that hour commuters were starting to pack penn station. we have mer on what the may area and police come mission ner are saying about the latest shooting. >> here is surveillance showing a group of men outside of the subway stop on 8th avenue. an argument, a shooting. you can see the man in the corner and others come to help. the disregard for for other people and for police in that part of town cut some by surprise. the mayor. >> i the nypd is doing a remarkable job driving down crime yet again. at a press conference earlier today. the may area of and police commissioner patton defended the fypd's crime fighting tech fek. i done believe criminals feel comfortable walking around the city with firearms. >> according to the men, the latest crime statistics reflect ap drop in overall crime. police are looking into with the murder here at penn station is connected to a heroin disput hover wee

penn's landing. starting today, northbound drivers on columbus boulevard can turn left toward center city on both spruceallowhill. officials are hoping that added waterfront access will clear the way for possible new penn's landing development. >>> well, a lot of runners waking up with tired legs this morning after the philadelphia marathon. >> and they were off. some 30,000 ran on the route that started and ended on the ben franklin parkway by way of south philly, university city, fairmount park, and manayunk. an estimated 60,000 people lined the streets that cheered them on. philadelphia police took extra precautions to make sure that everyone was safer. >> whether they were on a bike a bicycles, on a horse, or driving in their cars, snow is a major event for the city. soap, because it is a major event, we want to make sure people feel safe and that they e safe. >> ethiopia native who now lives in arizona crossed the finish line first two hours 14 minutes and 442nd. wow, now the first woman to cross the finish line of tennessee took about two hours 40 minutes and five seconds. and impressive all aroun

city on spruce and callowhill. officials are hoping that added waterfront access will clear the way for possible new penn's landing development. >>> marathon weekends also bridges philadelphia an estimated 30,000 people pounded the pavement in center city sunday morning, while roughly 06,000 people lined the streets to cheer them on. philadelphia police stepped up patrols to make sure runners and spectators alike were safe. >> given the events in paris, just a week or so ago, we have taken some extra precautions, some things people won't even necessarily see. but just to be, you know, safety is first always. >> this was the 22nd year for the philadelphia marathon. >> all right, let's talk about the winners here, men's winner from sunday's marathon was man from ethiopia. crossed finish line in two hours, 17 minutes, 44 seconds, well done. this woman won the women's race, finished with time of two hours 40 minutes, 52nd, get there is she told us she had a baby just eight months ago. congratulations to all who took part. >> there is much more to come here on "eyewitness news", they weren't at the top of the charts, bu

city. the key points are public. some are penn station, grand central as well as added security at bridges, tunnels, and at the world trade center. marcus is live at the french consulate on the upper east side with the latest on what is going on here at home. marcus. >> reporter: and michelle, here on 5th avenue outside of the french consulate, you can see people left flowers and candles. but also here, i want to show you that there is an nypd cruiser and a couple officers remain on patrol in front of the building. now also outside of the consulate, we've seen heavily armed units standing guard on 5th avenue. just one of the locations with extra patrols by the nypd. they include high traffic, heavily populated areas, also grand central and penn station saw highly visible police presence. the nypd deploying units with connections to france. french owned businesses. in, ypd says all of this being done out of an abundance of caution. >> the fact is, we have officers ready to deploy quickly with sufficient training to address it. i th

city says the paris attack on friday night. before the sunday next game at madison square garden nypd officers kept a watchful eye outside the arena. tabla penn station armed guards were ready. please commissioner appeared on face the nation and said there have been no specific threats but new york city is on high alert. >> the attacks on paris attack sports stadium, restaurants, nightlife, entertainment venues. all of the things that isis hates and tries to work against. in new york city we have no shortage of those or soft targets which is the problems. >> reporter: while new yorkers remain vigilant they are also morning. the washington square square arch lit up red, white, and blue. there's candles and notes to honor the victims. in carroll gardens there's a large french community there is a candlelight vigil. a a moment of silence and prayers for the victims. the commissioner said if the attack happens here the department is ready. >> we have been training to deal with that active shooter concept. the idea of going in. what is new is the fact that every one of these individuals with a suicide vest. that is something we need to be aware of

penn state and his masters from st. joseph's university. >> happening today the city of allentown is a step closer to building up the riverside district t. city is holding a celebration today for work that has already begun on what's called the waterfront. apartment businesses will stand on the western banks of the lehigh river. this according to an artist is what it will look like when it's finished. there will be six business building, three apartment garages. officials say that will add 3,000 jobs and 400 apartments. there is going to be a half mile river walk with direct river access. along with outdoor plazas a and am fitheaters. >> eight minutes after 4:00. clouds are starting to move back into the area after he saw some sunshine yesterday. clouds are moving in, but i'm tracking showers for the day today. it looks like later this morning and this afternoon, that's when we see the rain move through parts of the area. not everybody will get it. but we will all see dusty winds later today, riding in on those winds is much chillier winds. compared to yesterday, 45 in doylestown, friday at 49, millvale at 43 degrees. no rain

city. a deadly shooting near penn station in downtown new york.ne person killed. two others were hurt. police say this may have happened inside a subway station and then spilled out into the streets. this was a fluid situation and downtown new york city, the cameras showing the location we're focused on. so far, no arrests have been made. we're also following breaking news out of jordan this morning. a jordanian police officer opened fire today on foreign trainers at a police training facility killing two americans and a south african before he was shot and killed by security forces. two americans and four romanians were wounded. the u.s. funded facility trains both palestinian and iraqi police officers. u.s. soldiers and contractors are sent there on the outskirts of the capital city in jordan to help out with the jordanian trainers. >>> more heavy rainfall expected in the northeast florida area today. you are looking at video, this is jacksonville, florida. at least 10 inches of rain fell just yesterday. you can see how high the waters rose in t

. >> the gridlock heading out of the city towards long island began hours earlier than usual. but at penn station -- this is our super bowl here. >> it doesn't get much busier than this. with so many taking trains well beyond the tri-state area. this woman and her son going from queens to michigan. >> it us much more comfortable than traveling by air. we get there at 6:00 in the morning. >> reporter: despite the crowds, the vibe was mostly calm. there es a a lot of people here but no problems so far. >> reporter: how crazy is it the day before thanksgiving? >> pretty crazy but that's why i have a beer in my bag. >> reporter: folks tell us there's been more of a trend towards people trying to leigh on tuesday, coming back to the tri-state area a different story. everyone returns on sunday. so we'll see how that goes. in the men time, happy thanksgiving. andrew siff, news4 new york. >>> and of course we want to know how the weather is going to be for the thanksgiving plans. i think you'll be able to play the family football game in a sweatshirt, huh? >> pretty close to that. temperatures in

penn station packed with travelers late today. the gridlock heading out of the city. on the roads, started hours earlier than usual. and the long lines of just sneaking around the nation's busiest airports including jfk, leguardia and new york liberty. 47 million americans are going to be traveling more than 50 miles away from home this weekend. and if you're driving, skeep on eye in your rearview mirror. 91% of the travelers will be hitting the roads, 6% will be flying and another 3% will take a bus, a train or a ship. >> if you're thinking about staying in town to see the macy's thanksgiving day parade. you're going to have a lot of company. janice huff is here with more. >> we've had thanksgiving in the 60s but the warmest thanksgiving day on record in central park was set in 1920 when it was 72 depression. and then ten years later it was only 15 degrees. quite the extreme. we're just right with a high of 60 tomorrow with a mixture of sun and clouds. a beautiful day, a cool start with a nice mild end. we've got clouds moving on shore out toward the twin forks area.

penn's committed out in west philly, and that's why people camped out in the cold to go to that school. every college in the cityhould be demanded to have a relationship with a school in the manner that penn does with that alexander school. >> all right. we're gonna take a break. "inside story" continues right after this. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. a new entity is saying she may have to go. it is the pennsylvania legislative reference bureau. they are a nonbinding legal advisory board, and the senate and governor asked, "can we get her out?, and, legally, do we have the means?," and this board said, "yes." now the question is, should they? should they? do you think they should, ajay? >> well, the question is not whether they should or not. everybody is saying at this point, she was elected to serve the public, and i think her credibility is absolutely shot, and that office is essentially an impotent office. so whether it is through you're wearing an

robust force of emergency services unit that in a course fan out to high risk areas of a city like time's square and penn station. no that doubt is in the works if not already underway just to make sure. to be clear, the new york homeland security department told us there's no specific or credible threat at all that anything might be happening here in new york. of course, this being new york they can't take any chances. >> josh, as we look at that picture of the stadium there i'm wondering if police asked people to stay there for their own safety. it doesn't look like a lot of those people are in a rush to leave and get home. i almost wonder if that's what police are telling people, just to stay put. i would imagine that stadium was even more filled than the number of people on the field there. i'm making a guess and wondering if that's the case. >> reporter: i sort of had that thought also when i saw that video, diana. given that the president of france was in if their security is anything like the u.s. security you would have to imagine that the interior of that soccer facility is pretty secure. people

penn station. >> of the propaganda video shows sanes of new york city, this morning we're here at penn station talking to commuters to find out if they feel safe here in new york. we have an interesting mix of reaction. take a listen. i saw this on the news and waiting for a train to go. i don't see any security in penn station today. one police officer in a vest that's the least security i've seen in there in months. national guard. no police, nothing in there. so they're not -- what are they taking seriously? they put 500 more police in times square because people see that. that's exposure supposed to make us feel safe, it doesn't. >> we all need to be very concerned about what's happening with isis. >> we need to be on high alert and taking all precautions but we have to live our lives, keep going. >> you have to watch your surroundings, beful. teams have changed. >> even though police commissioner said there's no new threat nypd is urging all new yorkers to be on alert and be proactive if you see something, say something. latest outside pen station this morning. back to you. greg: kerry drew thank

(sot feeding in don champion/cbs news/new york city) "here at manhattan's busy penn station- train passengers will likely see more officers and security for the morning and afternoon commutes. the department says the measures are meant to be a form of public reassurance." (sun0334 sun0242) the heightened security stretches far beyond new york. sunday, out of an abundances of caution, football fans went through extra security at stadiums nationwide.(sot sun0334 :54) you never know when it could happen, it could happen here it could happen anywhere. (sun0255) there have also been heightened sensitivities in recent days. late yesterday, this american airlines flight from washington, d-c to boston was delayed after passengers reported two men on their flight were acting suspiciously. the men were eventually questioned and released. don champion, cbs news, new york. 3 homeland security officials say there are no known or credible threats to the united states right now. 3 more than 20 3 right now.united states threats to the credible known or there are no officials say security homeland homeland se