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penn state university. i came to work in san francisco in 1983. i went to seminary and i worked as a priest in california for 26 years. >> you have been ordained for 26 years, mostly in northern california. >> you are both wildly educated with masters degrees of all kinds. so you know what you are talking about. we have a theological subject today -- which is the place of mary and catholic life. we are focusing on specific intention toward her which is the consecration of the archdiocese, to the immaculate heart of mary which takes place next week. i know that the archdiocese has been preparing for this. and i am wondering what you personally have done to get ready for this moment. >> our lady has had a special place in my life -- since i was a child really. i grew up blessed enough to go on pilgrimages with my aunt who is a non- -- nun. i grew to love her. i am excited that the archbishop decided to do this. specifically come our parish and young adult group started a devotion of going to mass every first saturday of the month for five months in

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. >>> more trouble for greek life at penn state university. two more fraternities have who their recognition, both fraternities, violated new rules about serving alcohol, at social events, and penn state says that delta epsilon will not be recognized again until end of spring semester, officials also say that the other fraternity will not be recognized until the end of 2019 if the chapter does not close for g penn state has ban ned the beta theta pi fraternity following tragic death of tim piazza. piazza died at the frat house following a series of falls during a heavy night of drinking. >>> certainly a good game yesterday and messy start to the monday but things cleared up really nicely as day moves on what a difference a day makes. on the left, rainy market street around 7:00 last night. people armed with umbrellas as they shielded themselves from the downpour. then on the right nice and sun any center city this afternoon >> kate's outside on the sky deck with more on all of the changes, kate. >> ukee and jessica what a difference a commute m

saturday, taking on army at noon, beautiful weather. 69, and if you're headed to my alma matter penn state university taking on michigan, 7:30, 61 clear and crisp, great football weather for those number two nittany lions, the seven-day forecast looking great. take a look at that stretch. 70's with sunshine all through the rest of week. all weekend, now with the eagles monday, little bit touch and go, there's a front coming through monday so we'll have to see if it comes through overnight we'll be fine, we have to keep an eye on the timing. >> yes. the eagles are the talk of the city, but the players kind of block out the noise and joel embiid he blows up over his restriction to start the season and the flyers got to second and scoring to the ah, here we go. 60 second rotini hi, honey! hey mom! are you eating well? umm...yeah i'm actually making something right now. new barilla ready pasta. deliciously al dente in just 60 seconds. simply add your favorite ingredients... that looks amazing! ...and enjoy. hey, there you go. i can almost smell it. new barilla ready pasta. 60 seconds to wonderful. um, el

. >> two more penn state university fraternities have lost their recognition. both fraternities violated new rules about serving alcohol at social events. the university says delta epsilon will not be recognized again until the end of spring semester. pi lambda thy will not be recommend niced until 2019. >> governor wolf has signed a bill that allows a big expansion of bam bling in pennsylvania. it will make the fourth state to allow online gambling. it allows the current casinos for the right to operate satellite casinos. airport gambling is now okay. supporters hope the legislation will produce $200 million a year. it's the night before halloween and you can bet plenty of creatures are stirring. >> you either love it or you hate it. we're talking about getting scared. why do some people pay money to be frightened and others just avoid it at all costs? new brunswick with the science of fear -- nicole brewer with the science of fear. >> it was a catch straight out of the blue. we have an update about this lobster caught off the coast of new jersey and where it

. >> two more penn state university fraternities have lost their recognition. both fraternities violated new rules about serving alcohol at social events. the university says delta epsilon will not be recognized again until the end of spring semester. pi lambda thy will not be recommend niced until 2019. >> governor wolf has signed a bill that allows a big expansion of bam bling in pennsylvania. it will make the fourth state to allow online gambling. it allows the current casinos for the right to operate satellite casinos. airport gambling is now okay. supporters hope the legislation will produce $200 million a year. it's the night before halloween and you can bet plenty of creatures are stirring. >> you either love it or you hate it. we're talking about getting scared. why do some people pay moneybe avoid it at all costs? new brunswick with the science of fear -- nicole brewer with the science of fear. >> it was a catch straight out of the blue. we have an update about this lobster caught off the coast of new jersey and where it will soon be call home. >> seri

. >> the deal fraternity at penn state university has been suspend after a student was found unconsciousve thence dent happened after a night of drinking. the incident happened after night of drinking. the student is recovering. tim piazza died in february a after a night of drink at beta phi fraternity house which is close. members faced hundred of chaps in the death. the american cancer society says death rates from breast cancer dropped 36% between 1989 and 2015. african-american women still higher breast cancer death rates. the overall decline breast cancer death rates have been contributed to improvements in treams and early detention by a mammogram. that is a look at the headlines we're chasing today. >> coming up, president of the united states on the ground in puerto rico on tuesday and he made a comment about for giving the debt, $70 billion in debt and it happened. you know, you could say goodboy to that. dan zarrow has al the weather. >> hi, bill. 15 days in a rove dry weather and count. we have a warm-up to talk about. i will hav bill: welcome back to "chasing news" i am bill

. >>> another investigation on the campus of the penn state university after a student suspected of drinking at a fraternity, is found unconscious. dell a tao delta is suspended now during the investigation. last week an 18 year-old was hospitalized after being discovered in the parking lot after falling. he is now recovering. all penn state frats are ban ned from holding social events in the wake of the death of timothy piazza. piazza died in the alcohol fueled hazing ritual in february. >>> in other news this morning the salvation army is sending more help from our area to puerto rico, team is flying out of philadelphia international airport this morning, the group is made up of staff, volunteers from the salvation army of eastern pennsylvania and delaware. they are headed to the island to help with hurricane maria relief efforts. they will give out food, drinking water and emergency supplies to those in need, the team will be there for at lee two weeks. >>> well, a new report is warning pennsylvania drivers that your chances of hitting a deer are getting worse. the survey from state farm

the president of penn state university is reviewing recommendation was a task force that suggests theniversity go tobacco and smoke free. the president says he'll make a decision by the end of the semester. the task force suggested a soft rollout of the ban in the spring semester and full enforcement in the fall of 2018. it would apply to all university owned or leased properties and vehicles. >>> new details continue to come in as investigators try to figure out what led to that las vegas massacre. we're live in las vegas this morning with new video that captures police rushing in to help. >>> plus, we're hearing one man's story of survival and what he did to rescue others. >>> clear skies, a live view from center city. looking up broad street. nice and cool to start with. a nice warmup on the way. the neighborhood forecast coming up. pamela osborne is in the first alert traffic center. how's it looking? >>> good morning. looking good out there now on 76 at passyunk avenue. watching a problem spot on the a.c. expressway, though. i'll tell you more coming up. >>> chaos on the strip. n

also lawmakers approved $600 million for pittsburgh and penn state universities for in state opportunistudents. >>> neighbors, friends and families remembering two teenagers taken by gun violence. hundreds turned out. with candles and flowers nay paid tribute to two 16-year-olds who were shot and killed. he was a former member of the hockey team there. >> he was a good kid. he didn't deserve this at all. he would do anything for you. he would love this. he would love this. >> police believe an argument between two groups sparked the shooting. investigators are hope to go identify as many as six people possibly involved. >>> take a look at this incident. pizza delivery driver attacked. you can see one suspect pull out kÑÑr6r- knocking him to the ground. someone else hops into the car and takes off. police just released a video yesterday. the victim was in a coma for three days. they believe the attackers are as young as 14 years old. >>> let's get a quick look at traffic with jessica boyington. she is keeping an eye on construction out there. >> yes. emergency construction on route 30s eastboun

. >>> another serious incident involving alcohol is under investigation at penn state university, as t recovers the university has new place aid frat on suspension. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live from the news center with all of the details , good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes , penn state has been dealing with the high profile fraternity scandal following the death of beta theta pi pledge timothy pea as back in february. that fraternity is now permanently banned from campus but delta tao dealt ace on a interim suspension as investigators looking into how a a student was hurt after an alleged night of drinking at fraternity house. penn state's delta tao delta fraternity under, scrutiny after police found a under age student unresponse any of a parking lot on september 28th. investigators suspect the 18 year-old male student was heavily intoxicated when he tripped and fell and was knocked unconscious. >> it is a common thing in college campuses, whether it be, greek life, you are talking about drinking there is a lot of drinking on college campus in this country

andrew mack knit runs penn state's university turf grass science department. he says he's encouraged by the city's testing. i want to commend the sit sti for having a limit and going out and testing. you would be shocked at how uncommon that is in other municipalities across the united states. he warnings there isn't enough science to backup minor differences in g max numbers. he says the difference between 199 and 200 hope what happens in the future is that everybody realizes that if the fields are maintainedded properly that you you can keep these g max numbers even blow 1656. the question many parents have is is it safe to play on a field blow 200, but above one of five? district officials haven't answered that question. and in a statement to fox5 the department of general services which manages the fields says in part dgs adheres to the industry standards as set forth by the american society for testing and materials international. which establishes a g p max value of 200 for the maximum allowable limit for safety while other entity ts may offer recommenda

. >>> breaking news now in the case of a fraternity death at a penn state university. it made national headlines. prosecutors are prefiling some f the charges. jim rosenfield is live now. >> prosecutors reinstating some of the dismissed charges against members of that now closed penn state fraternity. 18 students were initially charged in the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. he died after a night of drinking and several falls back in february. nearly two months ago, a judge through out aggravated assault and involuntary manslaughter charges against the students. those were the most serious charges brought in the case. we learned some of the charges are being refiled. the next step in the legal process is not immediately clear. jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. erin? >>> thank you. a twist now into the investigation of two teenager boys shot to death in south philadelphia. >> the home of the person of interest in the case was riddled with gunfire early this afternoon. police confirm they want to speak to a teenage boy is thewhs there. neighbors are pleading for arrests in

moravian we have talk b bennington college in vermont, smith college in massachusetts penn state university. >> yes. >> a lot of ghost sight goes. >> oh, yeah. >> and ohio university. >> 5:50. means it is time for michael eugene jerrick. >> let me go to my bullet points here, hi. i'm thomas thomas drayton. it is monday, raining, glummy, let's get some controversy going. >> what do you want to argue about. >> you saw during the game that aaron rodgers broke his collar bone. it has got to hurt. oh that has got to hurt. packers need a quarterback. so lets get this going. there are two quarterbacks that are not working right now , that are bet from wisconsin. >> okay. >> you have got your tony romo >> wow, that is a big one, from wisconsin. he is now in the broadcast booth doing a good job. >> yes. >> and another guy from wisconsin is colin kaepernick. >> that is right. >> wow, that would be interesting. >> so, who would you choose? lets see fit comes down to those two guys who are in the playing would you choose. controversy on both side. >> i like that one. >> do you like it. >> do i like tha

governor wolf sign bills that will send 650 million-dollar to the universities, that include penn state and temple university. the university of pittsburgh, lincoln university and penn veterinary school will receive funding. money comes after schools had increase, had considered an increase in tuition for in state students. >>> eagles fever is running high, tonight, a live look from northeast philadelphia, where people flocked to modells and roosevelt mall for a chance to meet alshon jeffery the wide receiver. eagles wide receiver is greeting fans and signing autographs there until 7:00. certainly a lot of excitement surrounding this team, right now. got to go to mo's. >>> in case you have not notice eagles are the best team in the league record wise , bird are perched atop standings and they look to keep their winning ways going when 49ers come to town sunday >> our leslie van arsdal joins us now. 49ers struggle telling year but they are not taking them lightly. none of them want them to. >> this team is better than record shows they came close a few times. doug pederson made it offici

more trouble for another fraternity at penn state university. very disturbing allegations, the alpha kai ro fraternity facing charges after two under age women were hospitalized for alcohol poisoning. this one happened at a party that the frat was hosting at the very ends of september on the 28th. both women enters the party, didn't show any i.d., they drank so much, investigators say, their blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit. you may remember beta theta pi shutdown, kick off campus, closed after 19 year old timothe piazza died in february after falling down the basement steps during a night of heavy drinking. >> developing right now: house law makers in pennsylvania are considering the latest proposal to get some money to close the budget gap. state representatives are trying to find a way to generate enough money to fund the 32 billion-dollar budget. they pass in the june. so, this idea is built around borrowing up to one and a half billion dollars against the 1998 tobacco settlement. and also, they plan to include a sales t

. >>> the president of penn state university is reviewing recommendations from a task force that suggestsversity go tobacco and smoke free. a decision will be made by the end of the semester. the task force suggests a soft rollout of the ban in the spring semester and full enforcement in the fall of 2018. >>> 11 minutes before 7:00 a.m. new, philadelphia sports fans under attack again. a national radio host has stirred up controversy after he called philly, get this, the dumbest sports city in america. >> are you people crazy? your andy reid out of town, terry francona out of town. jay wright, one of the top five coaches in college football, you're on him constantly. by the way, philly was originally the nation's capital, and you blew that, too. >> oh, my, my, my, my, my. do i have words for him. >> if you don't know him, his name is colin cowher. taking philly fans we don't respect the coaches and managers here. now it didn't take long for the eagles to challenge that rank. they tweeted back checkmarks next to the points he made that were factually wrong. he got points for mentioning whe

. >> and more trouble for another fraternity at penn state university. this is disappointing. >> this time it is the alpha cairo fraternity facing charges after two under age women were hospitalized for alcohol poisoning. this all happened at a party that the frat was hosting on september 28th. both women entered the party without showing id. they drank so much that their blood alcohol content was nearly three times the league al limit, say police. beta theta pi shutdown after 19 year old timothe piazza died back in february, remember that case, fell down the basement steps during night of heavy drinking and he died. >> 4:06 is the time right now. developing, pennsylvania house lawmakers considering the latest plan to close the state's budget gap. state representatives are trying to find a way to generate enough money to fund the $32 billion budget, they passed back in june. last night's proposal is built around borrowing up to one and a half billion dollars against the 1998 tobacco settlement. the plan also includes sales tax on certain on-line transact

. >>> but we're going to start here with that horrific hazing case out of penn state university back11 members of a now closed fraternity are facing additional charges this morning in the death of a pledge. >> yeah, prosecutors have refiled most of the counts tossed out by a judge last month. abc's eva pilgrim is here with the story. eva, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the facts of this case are hard to hear. what we know, 19-year-old timothy piazza lay inside a penn state frat house for hours with a fractured skull, damaged spleen and several other injuries as a result of the hazing ritual. now, prosecutors saying if someone had called for help, his life could have been saved. this morning, they're pushing for justice. almost two months after a judge threw out the most severe charges of manslaughter and aggravated assault in the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza, prosecutors are now asking for a new judge, refiling those charges friday adding that more charges could be coming. >> this prosecutor may be betting that if she is able to get a new judge, that judge may find t

and a professor of biology at penn state university and his team have narrowed down certain sets of geneshat may lead to future schizophrenia these genes are formed in the womb as the fetal brain is developing dr yang way mao joined me earlier to share their findings. right. this trees had been show by yahoo group before so it's actually won't be for one of the first generic to reach did you know why associate the. surat a group and then follow up to. gene to contribute to the risk for schizophrenia and. we are not a group the group identified this gene but are two other groups who studied this gene function oh i see ok and know your study it though also mentions how people have the specific genes present in the utero is that to say that specific genetic testing can identify if a baby might be born with schizophrenia. it's still too early to say that because. we know this gene actually is a risk gene and we can have some genetic test potentially identify the mutation for this gene and also. that actually to say we can have genetic screening but it's hard it's so far it's hard to say that

pitt, penn state and university school in-sta students won't face mid-ye tuition hikes. the bill goes the governor for 6:03. in new jersey a setback in plans to bring sport betting. sport leagues are against the idea. in december the u.s. supreme jersey fight to overturn a 1992 that bans sports the justice dep has filed a brief with the court >> happening today new screening rules effect for passengers on all u.s. bound flights. those rules could include interv from airline employ nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at philadelphia break this down. >> rep tsa officials say travel basically anybody countr broadly what you'll see are a lot of changes to how bags are screened, more detailed ipad, cell phones and laptops. it's all because of new author one of the biggest changes dubai- emrates airline said they will conduct screening interv comply with these air france will hand out people unclea what these questions travel this comes after the trump flight originating from middle easter countries. it cou take longer in the anybod flying back to the more time. we should note t

state's colleges be held hostage by funding fights anymore. yesterday the governor signed bills approving $600 million in funding for the following university, temple, lincoln, penn state, pitt and the university of pennsylvania vet school. that money had been held up because of a budget stalemate happening for months until just this past week. in a statement wolf says, quote, our flagship higher education institutions should never again be held hostage by the general assembly's budget process. >>> a south jersey father is finishing up an elaborate halloween display, but one neighbor calls a safety hazard. doug kirkwood's family has a tradition outside their home. they've had an elaborate display for the last decade. this year a neighbor calling for safety hazard. >> it's for a good cause, kids enjoy it and gets families together. and we've never had any problems here. >> we talked to the township. the township tells us it's up to kirkwood if he wants to take it down. kirkwood says this year he wants to make his display even bigger and better. >>> kids across our area are getting an early start on trick or treating. they showed off costumes and got loads of candy

earlier in the day a georgia college student filed a lawsuit against penn state claiming the university infringed on his first amendment rights by declining a talk there. >>> a homeless veteran in florida used his military training to help victims of a car crash. travis williams a u.s. navy correspond -- corpsman who fell on hard times. he heard a crash and ran to the scene. >> it doesn't matter if the vehicle catches on fire, i'm there with him. if we're going to die, we'll day together. >> wilson held the man's neck in place until paramedics could get to the scene. for less. at homegoods. event at penns landing honoring those who fight for equal haves. mayor kenny delivered opening remarks. steven gold spent much of his career fighting for the rights of disabled. >> an impressive organization taking on education and housing making sure people get the treatment they deserve. >> a late night for you. >> i have the popsicle sticks in my eyes. [laughter]. >> reporter: what a worthy cause. we're trying to get you to work, 30 bypass, business route 30. you have sun glare later, for now you'

well, after being held up for months, state funding is finally on its way to penn state, temple 13 other state universitiesgovernor tom wolf signed bills today that will direct $650 million to those institutions. the money was delayed in a pennsylvania ongoing budget crisis. the governor has not yet said what he'll do with other pieces of the budget puzzle that were approved by lawmakers this week including a massive gambling expansion bill. >> bikers, walkers and runners will have 7 miles of philadelphia roads all to themselves tomorrow. it's part of philly free streets day. the route goes between third and chestnut streets in olde city and fifth and indiana avenue in fairhill. as of noon today, if your car was in the way, well, they began to tow those out. the streets will be completely blocked to traffic from 8:00 tomorrow morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. the idea of car free city streets was inspired by the papal visit in 2015. >>> a similar event is happening in wilmington. open streets wilmington is a pilot program allowing people to enjoy brandywine park without cars getting in the way. beginnin

it means fraternities cannot participate if greek life event like homecoming or the university dance marathon, penn state previously. >> closing argument in the bribery trial of senator bob menendez in a wealthy friend could start tomorrow. the defense rested without the new jersey democrat or florida eye doctor solomon melgin testifying in their own defense. well, menendez is charged with excepting free flight on a private jet and other gifts from melgin, in exchange for political influence. both deny the charges. >> up next: the great emoji debate. see the image that's got a lot of people taking a stand on the internet. >> i don't blame them. wait until you see. affluence in the avianca life? forbes out with his list of highest earnings deceased celebrities. plus this: >> corn mazes are going high tech. i'm mola lenghi in massachusetts, and we'll show you how gps helped turn this farm into fine steve sweeney's negative why are soat sweeney?ns so angry sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers,

state's colleges be held hostage by funding fights anymore. today, the governor signed bills approving $600 million in funding for those universities, temple, lincoln, penn state and the vet school. the money had been held up because of a budget stalemate. wolf said, our flagship higher education institutions should never again be held hostage by the general assembly's budget process. >>> this sunday marks the fifth anniversary of superstorm sandy slamming the jersey shore. 37 people were killed and $36 billion in damage left behind. today, governor chris christie said 85% of the recovery is done. but he says about 1,000 families are still not in their homes so the work continues. governor christie became a national figure in the wake of the sandy crisis. since then his popularity fell. on "the today show" this morning, the governor explained why he thinks that happened. >> i ran for president. and people don't like when you have a job and you're looking for another one right in front of him. i endorsed donald trump. and that was incredibly unpopular in my state as a blue state. >> the governor also said that the bridgegate scandal hurt his popularity. >

>> after being held up for months, state funding is finally on its way to penn state temple and three other state universities. governor tom wolf signed bills today that direct $650 million to those institutions. the money was held up amid pennsylvania's budget crisis. the governor has not said yet what he'll do with other pieces of the budget puzzle that were approved by lawmakers this week including a massive gambling expansion bill. >> well, sunday marks the five year anniversary of super storm sandy which slammed into new jersey and caused $29 billion in damage. remember that rollercoaster that washed into the atlantic? it was one of the iconic pictures from the storm. the casino pier where it sat has been replaced and new rides installed. just north in ortley beach which was considered ground zero for the storm, a beach replenishment project shored up the coastline. 365,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. 70-year-old linda roberts of seaside park just recently moved back into her home after fighting her way through endless paperwork and red tape she told us. >> it's the most amazing feeling to walk

a few years ago the esteemed coaches penn state university with regard to the whole jerry sandusky scandal had talk show host on the hypocrisy that exists between that situation and what's going on in hollywood right now. take a listen. >> a few years ago it penn state, joe paterno and jerry sandusky doing terrible things. it was suggested that joe paterno had been made aware of years earlier and he didn't come out in the clearly and in a loud voice about what he had heard. it was declared that he was just as guilty as kerry jerry sandusky. i would have different circumstances because of his party affiliation, joe paterno, well known friend of george h.w. bush, they lynched him, crucified him because he didn't speak out. all these hollywood people we learned didn't speak up in virtually identical circumstances and they are heroes. >> done about it for years. david: i reiterate, does hollywood really need a meeting to decide to toss harvey weinstein of hollywood? david: if i were whoopi goldberg i would wake up and take ice, no. i think the answer is pretty clear here. >> some of those with

penn state fraternity. >> as the student recovers the university has place that had fraternity on suspension. yewitness news" reporter trang do is live from the cbs-3 news center with more on the incident, trang do. >> reporter: jim and rahel, penn state has already been dealing with the high pre file fraternity scandal following alcoholic related death of timothy piazza back in february. that fraternity is permanently banned from campus. delta tao dealt ace on interim suspension while investigators looking into why a student was hurt while allegedly drinking at fraternity house. penn state delta tao delta fraternity under scrutiny after police found a student unresponsive in the parking lot last friday around 1:00 a.m. investigators suspect that the 18 year-old male student was heavily intoxicated when he tripped and fell and was knock unconscious. >> it is a common thing in college campuses, whether it be, greek life, you are talking about drinking there is a lot of drinking on college campuses on this country. >> reporter: while office of student conduct looks in the matter the university h

. >>> penn state is dealing with another fraternity scandal. the university suspended delta tau delta after a student was found unconscious on the street last week. police suspect the 18-year-old was drinking. they took him to the hospital. he is recovering. the university is looking at whether students supplied him with alcohol. all paternities at penn state are under a social ban following the at the time of a new jersey student. timothy piazza fell down the stairs after a hazing ritual in february. >>> preventing semi automatic weapons from getting a boost. >> senators announcing a bill to ban the devices. >>> thousands of dollars in water bills. now nbc10 responds helped a local man who was getting nowhere with the water company. >>> the deportation scare that lasted years for a local family and an nbc10 investigator's special report. >>> with all the talk about keeping undocumented immigrants out of the current nbc10 investigators discovered major delays in our country's immigration courts. an investigation reveals multi-year waits. >> investigative repo

penn state has suspended a fraternity. an 18-year-old male student was found unconscious last week and the university believes he had been drinking at the fraternity house. the student is currently recovering. all greek houses at penn state are under a social ban following the alcohol-fueled hazing death of timothy piazza earlier this year. >> so last night we put out the halloween decorations but it feels a little premature. >> well halloween is still coming. it's just going to be warm. we have these warm conditions out there and it's starting to feel sticky too. storm tracker 6e we're mostly dry through the region. you see a couple of sprinkles trying to reach down down in cape may that's an area where we have low clouds and fog. let's look outside and show you what it looks like. sky 6 looking live at the center city skyline and we have a fair amount of clouds up above unlike the past few days. also really mild 62 degrees already. dew point 59. the winds out of the south southwest, the pressure is falling and the ocean temperature is 68. what a difference from the past few days when we have seen clear open skies. we have this

the ex-penn state coach was found guilty and is serving a 30 to 60-year sentence in state prison. >>> the temple universitys coming together to comfort one another following the deaths of three students. classmates, faculty, and staff gathered at the student center for a night of healing. three temple students have died in the past few weeks -- jenna burleigh was murdered last month. a man faces charges in the case. richard dowcourt died when he fell from a dorm window this month. police in amendment shot and killed carrie an hithan as she shot an officer trying to drive away from a crash scene. >>> provisions are back to normal at the casino in the fishtown neighborhood. the casino had a brief slot machine malfunction last night. when our crew there was before midnight, the slots appeared to be working. pennsylvania state police are investigating what happened. the casino apologized to its guests for any inconvenience. >>> 4:39. demanding justice. a 17-year-old is caught in the crossand killed by her -- crossfire and killed. why her family thinks she was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and their sea

university of florida. many people stood with their fists raised being and chanting. spencer was there with permission of the school's president citing freedom of speech. penn state has denied a man's request to rent space for an appearance back in august, that man is suing the university of the school stands by its decision saying it was a call for public safety citing that a talk could result in disruption and violence. >>> fallen masonry killed a 52-year-old tourist. the man was visiting the basilica in florida. a decorative stone fell and hit him. it is where michelangelo and others are buried. it's raises questions about the aging and fragile monuments. >>> this is video of flames ripping through a school bus in north carolina. a group of students were on their way home yesterday when the bus started to smoke. the bus driver evacuated the 16 students on board within seconds a fire broke out in the bus' engine. one person was treated for smoke. a second bus quickly picked up the students. >>> a homeless veteran in florida used his military training to help the victims of a car crash. travis wilson said he was a u.s. navy corpsman who fell on hard times, he wa

meanwhile today a georgia student, filed a lawsuit begins penn state for not allowing spencer to speak at the university. georgia university student cameron paneling it claimed in the federal lawsuit that the school violated his free speech rights by denying spencer use of campus space this summer. penn state says it was concerned that a talk by spencer could result in disruption, and violence. >>> well, police arrested gunman wanted in the sexual assault of the with man in chester delaware county. cameron johnson was captured on the roof of the house on the 100 block of 23rd street. investigators say he is man spotted on video carrying a rifle, along 23rd street on friday. moments later investigators say he robbed and sexually assaulted a woman in the nearby apartment complex parking lot. he is being held on 1.5 million-dollar bail. >>> thirteen alleged members of the rival gangs have been indicted on federal drug trafficking, weapons and murder charges. today u.s. attorney lewis lap in announced charges against members of the pit organization and the grounds organizations. officials say that both grou

. >>> penn state is punishing two fraternities after the university says they violated new rules on serving alcohol at social events. delta epsilon has lost its recognition until the end of the spring semester. and it means they cannot participate in greek like efbltss like homecoming or the dance marathon. new rules for fraternities were implemented after the death of tim piazza after a night of drinking and several falls at the now closed beta theta pi house. prosecutors refiled charges against eight students. a judge had dropped the charges. >>> looks like black jack and roulette will be coming to 5ir7 truck stops. the bill expands casino style gambling to truck stop, airports and ten new mini casino sites. pennsylvania already rakes in more money from gambling than any other state except nevada. and this bill anticipates to produce about $200 billion a year. lawmakers say that will help raise money as they try to find ways to pay for the state's revenue plan four months into the fiscal year. >>> this week open enrollment for obamacare begins with major changes that could affect millions

. >>> two more penn state fraternities have been stripped of the university recognition. >> the announcementstate continues to crackdown on the greek life following death of the 19 year-old student from new jersey. university targeted under age drinking during fraternity and sorority functions when it introduce aid new set of rules in june. as a result the delta epsilon chapter has been suspended for 2018 spring semester while the other chapter has been barred through spring of 2019 and could be closed all together. nineteen year-old timothy piazza died in february after falling during a night of heavy drinking at beta theta p i house. >>> pennsylvania state senator wants you to be able to buy a koran sundays. wouldn't that be nice. it is illegal, designed to keep sunday a day of rest. old blue laws. but the senator wants to change. that he says that it it is putting dealerships near neighboring states at a financial disadvantage. pennsylvania is within of the 17 states that don't allow sunday car sales but if yours is up on craigs list the law does not apply to private sellers. >>> 4:48. wo

penn state suspended another fraternity after student was found unconscious. alcohol. so state college police say they found the 18 year old passed out on street last saturday, recovering at the hospital, the universityays, it is investigating the possibility of involvement of another fraternity, delta tall delta. >> just put out new guidelines with what happened with timothe piazza, saying they want to ban alcohol from the campus. so it is an investigation. we will talk more about it later. >> may be getting closer and closer. flyers opened their season last night, they won. the sixers, pre-season, got blown out, but wayne simmons had a hat trick. eagles, in first place, when was the last time you felt so good in the fall in september and october? let's talk to the guys the phanatic after the break.& >> i think we have reasons to get excited. >> i'm very optimistic. i think maybe 2009. 2010 maybe? i don't know. when is the last time were you this fired up? oh, we had big night last night. >> all about the music baby. philly knows how to bring it. >> more about, well, there is jill scott. kenny gamble. >> so many greats. so many philadelphia legends. one spot last night. >> fellows the highlight of t

penn state a perfect 6-0 on the season. they're off until october 21st, when they will host michigan. >>> today, temple university will kick off its homecoming week with socktober fest. students, faculty, trying to break the world record for the most pairs of socks donated in eight hours. the largest gathering of people wearing mismatched socks. the socks will be donated to the joy of socks which distributes socks to the homeless community in philadelphia. >>> buying prescription drugs on line. the shopping giant that could soon have drugs for sale. >>> showing off her skills. this young eagles' fan is getting national attention for putting her football knowledge in the spotlight after a quarterback's controversial comments about women reporters. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >>> movie producer harvey weinstein is out of a job. the company he helped found fired him. friday weinstein took a leave of absence. he made the move after "the new york times" published an article detailing decades of sexual harassment

university we have tremendous respect for. >> reporter: 6abc the place to be for penn state and michigan that's tonight at 7:30 on channel 6. for temple time to get back on track they lost to ucon dropping under 500. coach likes the game and mentality. >> they were dewpointed after the -- dewpointed -- disappointed after the loss, but wednesday we have to finish the season strong. >> reporter: temple football playbook comes up during the 9:30 a.m. half-hour of "action news" this morning. that's sports, go on out and have a great start. for less. at homegoods. a person who shot a teenager in the neck who is critical condition in the hospital. >>> yes it is october, not may, mother nature is giving us another gorgeous weekend with above average temperature. look at this, the sun is coming out. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers, good to see the sun. >> reporter: it feels like october now, temperatures are chilly, but it will feel like may this afternoon. let's flip it over to the numbers, 37 in the poconos. allentown and reading, 41. 50 in the city. trenton, 47. millville, 44. atlantic city, 49 and cape may, are 5

have to do is prepare like crazy for a team and program at a university we have tremendous respect for. >> 6abc the place to be for penn statend michigan that's tonight at 7:30 on channel 6. >>> temple last to yukon dropping under 500. jeff collins likes the guys heading into this one. >> great attitude in in practi, and the locker room, they were disappointed after the loss, they understand how close we are to be being really good and have to finish the season really strong. >> we'll have more on temple football playbook coming up during the 9:30 a.m. half-hour of "action news" this morning. that's sports, go on out and have a great saturday! >> the search is on for whoever fired shots at a teenager, the victim is fighting for his life in the hospital. >>> a controversy over a fatal ambush in niger, now a congressional investigation. >>> yes, it's october and not may. mother nature is giving us another gorgeous weekend with above-average temperatures. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers tracking the weekend. it's a tad chilly outside. >> reporter: the temperature is at the point if it gets colder i'm going to run fo

university's commitment to student well being. recognizing the concerns that lead to the chapter's interim suspension by theni continue toy with them during the review of this situation. timmy's parents said they hope penn state call there. another universities. thank you so much. >>> ahead bob schieffer on his new book "overload: and the overwhelming volume of information in our lives." we want to hear from >> >>> remarkable stories of strangers helping strangers are now coming to light in the wake of the las vegas massacre. ahead and only on "cbs this morning." the two people in the powerful photo share their fight to get to safety as the gunman fired on them. you're watching "cbs this morning" we'll be back after the break. watching "cbs this morning." we'll be back right after the break. when we love someone, we want to do right by them. what is this? (chuckling) but habits are hard to break. honey, where are the habaneros? and then there are things we can't control, like snoring. (loud snoring) now the answer is right under your nose. introducing theravent anti-snore strips, clinically shown to reduce snoring with the power of your own breathing. nice try! there are always things that are hard to let go

decided though and the university said they are doing an impact study to see how it would impact surrounding neighborhoods. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> former penn state athletic director tim curly is out of jail and will serve at least four months house arrest and two years probation. in march he was ordered to spend 7 to 23 months behind bars after pleading guilty to child endangerment. >> and a vacant building clapped into this pile of rubble in the strawberry man's section of philadelphia. no injuries are reported. police and firefighters blocked off the road until the adjoining building can be inspected. >>> a month from today new jersey voter goes to the polls to vote for a new governor. 6 abc is proud to host a debate between kim guadagno and businessman, phil murphy. jim gardner is joining us with a preview. >> hey monica, we want to welcome you and the viewers to the magnificent new jersey performing arts center in downtown newark, new jersey, can we walk a bit and show the audience? is that possible? it reminds me of the academy of music. it's one two, three, four, five tier performing arts hall. and there will be hundreds of people here ton

. >>> well, penn state says it is no longer recognizing what fraternities, that's after new rules about serving syringe alcohol at social vents were violated. the university says delta will not be recognized again until the end of the spring semester additionally, pie la m.d. api will not be recognized until 2019. that means the fraternities cannot participate in greek life events like homecoming, the dance marathon. penn state already banned another fraternity following the death of timothy piazza. >> down south now, what was thought to be harmless tweet leads to criminal investigation for a mississippi mother. take a look at this, alex mcdaniel says this tweet three year old olds for sale, $12, best over, got her a visit from the child protective services and sheriff's offers. someone accused her of child trafficking and mental illness in the end police did decline to file charges, and mcdaniel said she will think twice before posting anything to social media. >> a florida man said he had to put his conference call on hold to deal with un haven't dollars visitor in his home. >> the visitor, well, just ignored him for awhile. look at this, cell phone vid

the university has shut down the this morning, another penn state fraternity is under investigation.e. he is breathing at this time. >> reporter: the school is looking into whether delta tau delta fraternity brothers supplied alcohol to an underage student later found unconscious by police in this dark alley near campus. the 18-year-old freshman rushed to the hospital. now recovering. this latest incident striking a nerve, many asking how this could happen again on a campus still reeling from the hazing-related death of beta theta pi pledge timothy piazza. 14 of his fraternity brothers are facing charges related to his death and have pleaded not guilty. >> of course, it's a tragedy, but, you know, that doesn't mean there was any intent involved in any of this. >> reporter: in the wake of piazza's death, the university limited the number of frat parties with alcohol from 45 to 10 per semester. beer and wine only served by state certified banning kegs. >> it cannot happen again. nobody should gohr this. >> reporter: overnight penn state telling abc news of the newest incident, the pote

university. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. 443, another penn state fraternity in trouble. >>ppened this weekend that has a student that had to go to the hospital. harold hated everything. ahh. but i recently bought jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. they're stuffed with delicious meat and cheeses. all of that crispy goodness has him seeing the day in a whole new light. jimmy dean stuffed hash browns. shine on. >> welcome back, time now 4:46. let's talk about after the storm, it has been two weeks since hurricane maria slammed into puerto rico, many communities on the island still waiting for power and clean water. the death toll this morning on the island stands at 34. the government now counting at least two of those deaths as suicides. 95% of the island still has no power. there are long lines for basic necessities. fema says more than 10,000 federal officials are on the island to offer assistance. >> so still so much that needs to be done, and puerto rico, florida, and texas. now our five former president razz joining forces again to raise money for these hurricane recovery e

state and county by county for news in our region. >> in university city, the effort to lure amazon's second headquarters to philadelphia will take center stage. today students at penn's wharton school of business will deliver final presentations on philadelphia's mission to bring the online retail giant to town. wharton is partnering with the city to decide how to use the students' ideas in the pitch to amazon. the mayor will be on hand for the event. >>> in montgomery county, penndot will be talking about plans to fix congestion on two major highways in our area. one portion of highway they'll discuss is the blue route from westchester pike to i-95. they'll also address the congestion on i-95 between the blue route and commodore barry bridge. >>> in camden county, the board will hold another free flu clinic. the event runs from 11:00 to 1:00 at the collingswood senior center. flu shots are recommended to those in high-priority groups including senior citizens, pregnant women, and people with chronic illness. >>> in bucks county, people suffering from opioid addiction will have a new place to go for help starting today. congressman brian fitzpatrick and other local l