more septa a issues at the moment both septa and amtrak i just heard from septa here's the latest they are officially saying that starting the morning service will be suspended, on the paoli thorndale regional rail line. here is some options before we toss over to dave at 30th street station. if you typically use the paoli line and you have no other means of transportation as in a car, then the norristown high speed line will get to you 69th street. from there you can take the market frankford line into downtown. everyone had to do the reverse on the way home last night, with the power outage. there are other options on septa a's web site, again, all of the train station as long the line depending upon which station with you typically board the train and where you are going, there could be alternate bus options, but basically, throwing the whole deck of card in the air for the morning rush hour. this is an amtrak signal problem, amtrak owns the tracks, they own the line so septa is landlord i guess you can say. amtrak is still making repairs to that stretch of the track. it effects the

this is where they brought the septa bus. can see it right there behind me as i get out of the way here. more buses are trying to move around. we got closer video of the bus a few moments ago. you can see some of the damage of smashed çglass. police told me this happened a little before 2:00 this morning. a septa driver said a man was driving close to his bus. when the bus stopped, the man got out of his car, started yelling at a woman who was inside and punched the outer glass, cracking it. the bus driver was able to get a few more blocks but was cut off by that same man. the bus wasn't able to go anywhere. that's when the woman tries to get off the bus, the man grabbed the woman, punched her and got her in his car. >> the detectives did get something. we'll have to see what type of print they got from the broken window. he clearly broke the window using his hand. >> reporter: police are trying to look at all sorts of evidence here, especially video surveillance. they were just on that bus. investigators were on that septa

we've been checking in with septa. katy zachry picks up the story.update. >> seconds ago i got an e-mail from the septa spokes per spers. unfortunate news. i'm hering that septa service on the paoli/thorndale remains suspended until further notice. they have tramtrak crews workin on the problem. the first indication we knew something was continuing to be wrong this morning is that the first train to leave malvern at 4:20, around now was canceled and then just a few minutes later we got word there is a press release coming out, confirmation from the spokesperson that septa service on the paoli/thorndale remains canceled. will there be shuttle buss? what kind of things will be in place for passengers to get them to work? as soon as we have that information, we'll pass it on to you. >> thanks for the update, katy.ç > >>>. >> the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> political threats and actions. we'll explain what led to charges against this trump supporter. >>> plus, atlantic city's financial future. when lawmakers could decide if the st

redfern from septa headquarters.eader good morning. >> good morning, bobby know it has been a rough night but good news for septa paoli thorndale line users. go ahead and tell gust news. >> yes, much better, we have restored service on the pay yell i thorndale line. first train is leaving malvern as we speak. second train will leave thorndale in five to ten minutes. and then first train heading outbound is already on its way. >> now heather what will this mean for obviously the trains had to get into place and it is a good bet to expect delays, pack your patients for morning rush hour. >> absolutely we're asking people to expect some delays this morning add a little bit of extra time, listen to the traffic, listen to you, we will send out tweets and updates, if anything changes with the service but when they go to the station this is morning, just realize that they will have some delays. >> well, septa, thank you so much heather redfern checking in. good news for paoli thorndale line commuters, services restored as h

take a closer look at individual yes here of that septa bus.police tell me it was a little before 2:00 this morning, a septa driver said a man was driving very close to his bus. when the bus stopped, the man got out of his car, started yelling at a woman and punched the outer glass, cracking it. you probablyç saw that video a moment ago of that broken glass. the bus driver was able to go a few more blocks but was cut off by that same man. the bus wasn't able to move anywhere at that point. that's when the woman tried to get off the bus. the man physically gets on there, grabs her, punches her and grabs her into his car. >> right now we'll handle it as a kidnapping. it appears to be a domestic kidnapping. from all accounts it appears that they did know each other. >> police are looking for a dark gray or silver pontiac grand prix or grand am. last seen going south on roosevelt boulevard. the car had delaware tags. the police ran those tags but came up with no records. the police want to find her. she's in her 20s, 5'7", straight dark hair in al

really good news for septa riders.ully i will be able to find out how soon that service is going to resume because of course people are needing to get out the door to work at this hour and we were originally telling people an alternate was the norristown high-speed line. i will be back in a few minutes with an update on how soon that service will be restored. back to you guys. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, good friday morning. we're going to see a very different day today than we had yesterday. we'll start with morning showers, not for everyone but we do have a few sprinkles around the area this morning. not lasting through the main part of the commute. i'll show you those in a second. cooler temperatures today. even into your weekend. yesterday we had a record high. today don't expect the 80s again. into part of your weekend we'll have another rain chance to move in. mid-50s, cloudy skies, philadelphia and atlantic city, looking at low 60s with mostly cloudy skies.

if you know these kids contact septa police.hey insist again they are not interested in filing charges. they do want to contact social services to get these kids some help. iain, the chief says tips are already flooding in. they're checking out one promising lead even as we speak. >> all right, good news, bruce, thank you. >>> the search is on for whomever shot a man in north philadelphia. it happened overnight along the 1300 block of west more land street. investigators say a 24-year-old man was shot in both of his legs. he's in stable condition at temple university hospital. police say the shooting victim is not cooperating, host, will not answer any questions. investigators are asking about whoever fired the shots. >>> philadelphia police and the fbi want to you take very good look at this guy. they think he's behind three bank robberies in center city. the first at the beneficial bank at 16th and chestnut in july. investigators think the same man then hit the republic bank around the corner in october and earlier this month.

septa station. arrested three people, who investigators say, moment before robbed a woman inside a home on east orleans street. >> giving those tips, that little bit of information, can go a long way. >> quick response by 24th district offers earls, good communication with the septa police, and good response to be able to get these guys and get another weapon off the street. >> septa riders say of course they're glad to hear that the suspect and their guns for that matter are off the streets, lauren. >> new castle county investigators trying to track down who ever is setting trailer homes on fire. the latest happening in a newark trailer park it, started just before 5:00 last night, damaged nine vacant trailers, one fire fight her to be taken to the hospital. this is the fifth fire since january of last year. investigators have ruled all arson and say the people behind them are also damaging fire hydrant in the area, so crews can't get the water they need to fight the flames. >> coming up on a 10:00

septa station.hey arrested three people who investigators say moments before robbed a woman inside a home on east or lean street. >> do give the tips, the information goes a long way. quick response by the officers, good communication with the septa police and good response to be able to get these guys and get another weapon off the street. >> septa riders say of course they're glad to hear the suspect and their guns are off the street. >> in germantown, police say two guys walked onto the enterprize car rental lot. then stole the grill and bumper from one of the cars in the property. the grill and the bumper. it happened last monday on west chelten avenue. police say the two guys snuck in around 1:30 in the morning, mr. is are hoping someone might recognize something about those men. >> agents want to find this man, they say, he is behind three bank robberies in center city, most recent robbery two weeks ago at the firstrust bank at 15th and market streets. fbi thinks the same man robbed two other

police teamed up to get another gun at the somerset septa station. it happened police say just moments after a young woman on the 2100 block of east or lean street was robbed of her i-pad and alcohol inside a home here. >> 24th district officers responded to the incident. they provide nash information. >> reporter: minutes later the three suspects were nabbed. police found this loaded 357 magnum in a book bag along with a stolen i-pad and the booze. the three suspects were about to board a septa train to make their get away. >> quick response by 24th district officers, good communication with septa police, and good response to be able to get these guys and get another weapon off the streets. >> reporter: paul small wood rides septa every day. he was glad to hearty suspects and their guns were off the streets. >> families travel and on these trains today. i travel on the train every day. i don't want to get stuck up and get stuff taken. >> milton rides the el every day, too. the last thing he wants to see is a guy with gun on septa. >> no, we don't wa

we've been if touch with a septa spokesperson.iders should be going to their norristown station for the high-speed line because that is your best alternate. >>> runners and walkers will be wearing green for the 31 of the annual leprechaun run. >>> talking sports now, eagles coach doug pederson is making it clear, sam bradford is his starting quarterback and chase daniel is coming from kansas city to be his back up. bradford is still number one on the depth chart. >> competition, iron sharpens iron. you know, at every position i feel like the quarterback position is not exempt from that. >> competition breeds excellence. i truly believe that. >> daniel has been in the league since 2009 and the eagles are his third team. >>> let's talk basketball now. the 76ers showed their support for the area's at-risk youth at their first ever sixers youth foundation gala at the palestra on penn's campus. sixers legends joined current players and coaches for the star-studded event. allen iverson spoke about the current state of the team. >> we ha

he joins us at septa's frankford transportation center. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, police are looking for that woman as well as the man they say abducted her, pulled her from this bus behind us here, at the frankford transportation center, now being processed by septa police, as well as philadelphia police. as you can see the fourth window on the driver side of that bus, that damage to that bus was done by the alleged kidnapper, in this case. let's take to you video from overnight of the roosevelt boulevard where this all took place at about 2:00. this morning police say that bus was being tailed by a silver or gray pontiac vehicle, perhaps a grand pre of some sort. eventually further south the car cut off the bus and a man got out of the pontiac, he then approached the bus, went around to the other side where the woman he was after was aboard. she was exit that bus, police say, and now actually exited the man in the car came around and started punching her in the face violent lip, forced her into the pontiac.

they are looking at surveillance foot annual, that septa -- foot annual, that septa bus had multiple cameras. police believe he is on camera, they have taken the bus to frankford transportation center where detectives will pull surveillance foot annual and get a -- footage and get a better description of the man whole face very serious charges. >>> new this morning, authorities in berks county are investigating the death of a baby as a homicide, he died in december inside a home in reading. the coroner ruled the cause of death to be poisoning and starvation. anthony was 3 1/2 months old. police call this an on going investigation. >>> four students from a center city charter school were arrested in connection with the attack on the student from roman catholic high school. police say one of the four admitted to being involved in an attack on the student. the beating left student jimmy falon with a badly injured eye and concussion. >>> they rolled me over and kept kicking me. >>> this is the fourth attack on roman kids this year. you want them to be safe and stuffer, like my husband sa

police say the septa bus was going south on the boulevard. the driver was on the 4600 block when he noticed a grand am or grand prix pull up next to him and drive slowly. a man got out of the car and shouted to a woman in her 20s. he punched the wood cracking the window. the driver pulled off. the bus stopped at the next bus stop, the man pulled the car in front of the bus, police say he grabbed the woman, punched her several times as she was getting off the bus. she was punched in the head and face and forced into the back seat of a vehicle. police say it is possible there was another man if the vehicle. this is under investigation. police are trying to determine who the man is that grabbed her. it appears they knew each other. even if it turns out she was not be a deducted, he faces serious charges. >>> reckless endangerment for pulling the septa bus over and simple assault, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment of another person. >> reporter: back here live, investigators are photographing the bus. the car police are looking for is des

taken by force a woman abducted and then drag off of a septa bus. the lead philadelphia police are working on right now to find her. >>> plus, back on track, the update right now, in the morning commute. if you take septa's paoli thorndale line. >>> and then this... >> so far i cannot believe how civil it has been up here. >> donald, ted, marco and john, abandoning the nasty insults of the past, at the university of miami, the unusually calm highlights, well, from the 12th republican debate. they all got civil. >> they are trying to be presidential now in the final days. >> good toe sue you. >> we're all green up. >> bob kelly missed the memo. >> and green screen. >> you get a pass. >> it is a green screen, whatever people use. lets get right to you. >> they get outside here, follow thanks use septa paoli lines, services restore this morning. here's the first line of trains, first train left malvern a at 5:44. the first inbound train left thorndale at the 5:50 and first outbound left temple at 5:32. expect delays during the rest of the morning rush

septa crack a case of rowdy young riders and that is up next. "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. >>> this is a 200 block of simpson street in west philadelphia the scene of gunfire, tonight. and the critical wounding of a 14 year-old boy. it is tuesday night, and the big story on a "action news" tonight is gun violence, threatening to take the life of a young teenager. police think that the boy was shot here, and then driven to 60th and vine, and then dumped there. this is where he was found, shot once in the back. he was rushed to penn presbyterian hospital in extremely critical condition, law men november suspect, no weapon. police are scouring for clues in both locations. that is as doctors try to save the young boy's life. >>> septa a police have have now identified five children seen on viral video. we have blurred out the faces of the kid, now that officials have found out who they are. septa asked that we show faces earlier on "action news", and it generated numerous tips. tonight, "action news" repor

. >>> septa a police have have now identified five children seen on viral video.ve blurred out the faces of the kid, now that officials have found out who they are. septa asked that we show faces earlier on "action news", and it generated numerous tips. tonight, "action news" reporter dann cuellar spoke exclusively with the parents of the youngsters and dann, he joins us live from septa ahead quarters. dann, why did septa police want to identify these children and what do they do next. >> reporter: well, they believe that these children needed professional help because children at that age should not be speaking like that and acting in that behavior when they were cursing, spitting and hitting on passengers on board that frankford el train. well, they got a lot of tips. so did we. tonight some of those tips and out. the parents spoke exclusively to "action news". >> i'm really a shamed. i'm just never thinking they would do something like that. >> reporter: parents of the children involved in the shocking video posted on social media by a rider on the frankford el

the bus was taken to the septa transportation center. investigators are reviewing the different camera camera angles. police say the septa bus was going south on the 4600 block of the boulevard at crescentville when he noticed a grand am pulling up next to him. a man got out of the car and began shouting into the bus to a woman in her 20s who was sitting by herself. he punched the window, it cracked the bus window. he tried to get into the front door of the bus, but the driver pulled off. a few blocks south, the bus was stopping at the next stop, the man pulled the car in front of the bus and got out. at the same time the woman was exiting the bus. he grabbed her and punched her several times in the head and face and forced her into the back seat against her will. the car they are looking for is described as a 2005, 2008 four door silver pontiac grand am or grand prix with temporary paper delaware tag. >>> when we run the tag it comes back no record. we ran it several states several ways and contacted state police and we get no record on

septa suspended it rail service to paoli. it was a hectic evening here meaning many commuters did not make it home in time for dinner they stood and waited, hundreds of septa passengers lined up outside 30th street station hoping to find a way home after the train line that they expect to take was closed just a after 5:30. >> i was at the flower show. we are trying to get back to malvern. get to the station. they tell us there is no power. >> we were told there will be buses here shuttling us all to the appropriate stations that we are going to but there is nothing here. >> reporter: septa reports down power lines for blame for shutting down its paoli thorndale line and delaying services on amtrak's keystone line between philadelphia and harrisburg this couple in town for the flower show made it part of the way home to pottstown when trouble struck. >> we were broken and the train stopped for about an hour and they turned it around and came back to here. >> home, dinner, yes. >> reporter: with lines going no where, some resor

at this point septa's high speedline cuts off in norristown.ut on the drawing board now a billion dollar plan to expand septa's train service all the way out to king of prussia where thousands come from the city and other suburbs to and from the mall daily and other big job sites each day. they now must come by bus or car on i-76 hardly a fast way to travel. for them, a rail extension is a no-brainer. >> takes us awhile to get home. so if we had that train we could get on that train and be home maybe an hour earlier. so it would be good for us. >> reporter: septa says their new line from norristown out and around the king of prussia mall would generate an additional 9,000 riders a day. they've chosen a plan they say would bump up against only 25 residents along the turnpike. >> king of prussia is actually the largest employment center outside of philadelphia. so, there's certainly a market in commuters to utilize the extension and it provides that opportunity for residents as well to travel into the city. >> reporter: septa holds the first of t

. >>> but we begin with commuter chaos that left hundreds of septa riders stranded for hours. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. the long commute still not over for some people and it's all because of power problems. the issue affects septa's thorn dale line and amtrak service to harrisburg. >> nbc 10's drew smith live at 30th street station. you spoke to passengers caught in this mess and they were not happy. >> reporter: not pleased at all. and this is still a problem for the late night trains and the past 30 minutes we saw a large group of people waiting for a bus to pick them up. they were standing underneath the train tracks they hoped to be riding a nightmare commute. people telling us they don't ever want to repeat. >> we apologize for the delay. >> reporter: passengers say that was one of the first announcements from septa workers, hours after hundreds of commuters first lined up outside 30th street station. >> they made it sound like the buses were right outside. i've been waiting three hours for a bus. >> reporter: the timing could not have b

. >>> a woman was violently abducted off a septa bus this morning. we're live as police try to find her and her kidnapper. >>> a tire rolling down a hill in the lehigh valley smashes up a ambulance. >>> a designer talks about working with nancy reagan on her just say no campaign. >>> let's over to karen rogers looking at the regional rail, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the paoli thorndale line is still suspended because of the downed power lines. until they are able to stick it, no service with the paoli thorndale. at the presentsepta said take tn high speed line take it to the 69th street terminal and get on the market frankford. there are no shut buses running today. that's big noose and a headache for a lot of people. hundreds were stranded yesterday. today you cannot take the paoli thorndale. it affects amtrak keystone line philadelphia to harrisburg. tacony-palmyra bridge expected to go up any minute now. looks like traffic is getting by at this point, expect it to be stopped shortly, take the betsy ross bridge instead for the bridge

recording shows the caretaker barely stopping the chaos, septa police tell us, they found those kids, and their parent, and they've contacted social services. can recalls anteriores to remember local teenager killed by driver, who just kept going. vigil was held last night for pennsauken high sophomore, killed in a hit-and-run. dozens gathered at mcgraw park in camden to remember cueson turner, trying to cross route 11:30 honda night, later identified susan highland, arrested, after her 19 year old neice was passenger in the car and turned in her aunt. police say hi land had fled to camden, they say, she tried to run when officers got there to arrest her, and his brother had to this to say. >> crying, why, why did this happen, that was me earlier. but i can't see myself doing it now, that's my brother, he wouldn't want that. why would he want somebody to cry when he is not in pain. he is not down there. he is up in heaven next to god. >> the victim's family said they're grateful for that teenage here turned in their aunt. the suspect driving on suspended license when she hit the teena

septa's high speedline stops in norristown. a good distance away. septa's moving full speed ahead on extending the high speedline out to king of prussia where they believe they would pick up an additional 9,000 riders a day coming to and from homes in the city and other suburbs. >> i think it would be a lot more convenient because it's taking me two hours to get out here on the bus as opposed to the train which would probably take about 45, cut that time in half. >> all the workers out here would love a train to come out here yes. >> reporter: so you von to take that long bus ride. >> i didn't feel septa is starting on the sell this new train route they want to build more lines on. >> the purple line on the map comes off the norristown high hh speedline come down's peco's right of way then into the turnpike's right of way, comes along the backside mall with two stops at the mall and then comes north onto first avenue and right through the business park. >> reporter: septa hopes he to start construction in 2020. with the new rail line up and running

of his angry complaints about septa service.l he was on board the 23, and while he sleeps, the sergeant evacuated the bystanders, and moved in on ronald graham who proved to be unarmed that day. all of septa's uniformed officers are now outfitted with body cameras, this is his body cam view of the same arrest. >> this will show and put the police in a great light and shine the light on the police that are not acting properly. it's a great tool for policing. >> reporter: rick and monica i'll be back later with more on this subject. ronald graham remains in custody, the main charges he faces is attempted murder. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news."

. >>> right now a nightmare septa el ride. >> passenger recorded then posted on facebook video showing group of very young children seemingly no older than 10 swearing, spitting at an tacking other riders. good evening to you. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. that behavior would be outrageous if these were teenagers but they're age makes this situation even more appalling. our bruce gordon live in the newsroom tonight with what we know and how fellow riders and septa officials are reacting to night. bruce. >> reporter: regular septa riders are used to seeing the a occasional bad act or being verbally or even physically abusive towards fellow passengers, but this, well, this has to be seen to be believed. >> video posted on facebook apparently by the passenger who shot the footage packs a whole lost horrendous behavior in into just 92 seconds. we've bleeped every f bomb and n word uttered by these tiny terrors. and while our usual policy is to blur the faces of minors, we have at the request of septa police tried to blur these images so that those who know the kids might recognize the

then on thursday morning, septa got another tip. >> about 7:25 a.m.got a tip that the shooter was on a route 23 that was on germantown avenue. >> reporter: the bus was stopped and police went to the man in the back. once the bus is empty and backup arrived the police wake the man and tell him he issing recorded, the audio is fuzzy but with officer's help he stands up as he is searched. >> it's nice see and hear though we're dealing with an attempt murder suspect, somebody that viciously shot someone you heard how the officers dealt with that man. they dealt with him with respect and dignity. >> reporter: once off the bus other septa transit police officers were waiting, using the mug shot to positively identify the person that they had arrested as that wanted man. and the septa chief says for all of those people arecord the route 23 bus they may not have had an answer why they were evacuated so quickly. this should serve as an example when police ask you to leave quickly here's why. reporting live, deanna durante, "nbc 10 news." >>> i want to go back

back to up speedment once again the good news you should have smooth morning commute tai take the septa paoli thorndale line. no more record warmth, the temperature dropping, katie lets you know how much cooler it will be for your weekend of the good morning, it is friday, march 11, i'm erika von tiehl. just may see passing shower this morning, katie out on the skydeck, and meisha checking on the roads, good morning. >> good morning,. >> roadway looking good, so happy to report as erika said, the paoli thorndale line yes has resumed service, i'll touch base more in a couple of minute, first, katie how is it feeling outside? >> so comfortable, guys. and it does feel a tad humid. i'll say, that because we are tracking cold front crossing through, some moisture to work with in the atmosphere, is in fact little hint of wet weather across our region, but you know what? this is one of the situations where once again storm scan3, as we go there first, where the bark is worse than the bitement looks line line of showers, right? primarily fine drizzle at worse. hand full of light showers embedde

per septa policy they cannot say how that sergeant was discipline but did say he is still employed. septa administration investigation, philadelphia police are still investigating, and they well deciding whether or not to press criminal charge is a against that sergeant. live at septa headquarters i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile south jersey father charge with the murder of his three-year old sonnies due back in front of the judge next month. david creato junior appeared for a hearing this morning. prosecutors say the 22-year old killed his son brendan in an effort to keep his teenage girl friend from leaving him. child was reported missing by his father october 13th. brendan's body was found hours later in the woods. creato's lawyer says that he is not guilty. >> at this time we're just gearing up for trial. we are going to aggressively defend mr. creato. he is presumed innocent of these charges a and we will do everything that we can to make sure that people know it and everyone knows that his family knows that he didn't commit this crime. >> creato is sche

at septa headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead this morning, a high school pep rally takes a dangerous turn. see the frightening stunt that went terribly wrong. >> also, an nba star with philly roots gives back to his old community. how he's using generosity to help get through tragedy. >>> also: to my mother i'm sorry sorry sorry ♪ >> check out your screen here. this is one way to ask for forgiveness. hear that convict serenade the judge to see if it got him a lighter sentence. we'll tell you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, we made it to friday, everyone, enjoy a little katy perry for you. right now, there is snow headed our way this weekend. sorry to report. katie lets you know if you have to break out the shovel on the first day of spring. we'll be right back. my office needs new laptops and a price match guarantee. i took a body language class once and the way you're standing could mean you're hiding something. oh! uh, staples has low prices. okay, now you're shouting... [laughing] we can hear ya! the lowest price. every time. staples. make more happen. >> assa

and the big story is a police investigation into a septa bus stop. witnesses watched as a woman was forced into a car and now the woman says she was not abducted. katherine scott is following the story all morning long and is live now at northeast detectives with the very latest. >> reporter: rick, and what actually did happen overnight on that septa bus remains under investigation, police say that a woman came to northeast detectives, she told them she was the woman in question but was not abducted as reported. >> police poured over video from septa bus station, septa told police that the woman boarded the bus at 1:45 this morning. the driver was on roosevelt boulevard when he noticed a silver car following him trying to get him to pull over. while stopped at a red light, police say that the man got out of his car and punched the glass smashing it and shouted at the woman to get off the bus but when the light changed it kept going. witnesses said it appeared he knew the woman. >> she said he is crazy but never said his name. >> when the bus pulled o

septa police arrived on the scene a short time later and knew, that they had their man. wanted for two similar attacks in june and november. all of them on septa, random, and unprovoke. >> sharp object. >> reporter: lieutenant nicole lawson says gay is home less and used several aliases which made finding him difficult. >> we have been looking for him, for several months now. he has been in homeless shelters, counselors, anywhere we can find him. >> reporter: coston was treated in a local hospital and he like other victims was in the seriously hurt. the upper darby high school senior is grateful that his injuries were moth worse. >> it was like this close to hitting a major artery in my neck. >> reporter: and court record revealed that gay has a lengthy criminal history and suffers from mental illness. i'm live from springfield, chad pradelli, channel six "action news", jim? >> chad, thank you. >>> they held a prayer vigil will tonight near scene of the stabbing spree that left one man dead and two injured last week in southwest philadelphia a. state representative joann

septa pointing out by the way that its explosive detection unit with the k-9's is one of the largest of any transit authority in the country. live at 30th street station walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> walt, thank you. >>> "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have much more otter or attacks in brussels including reaction from all five presidential candidates. the that is coming up at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> chopper three over ridley park delaware county where a sanitation worker was killed this afternoon. this happened near delaware avenues, where we're told worker fell off a garbage truck and was struck by another vehicle. there is in word tonight on that worker's identity. >>> meanwhile take a good look at this surveillance video, philadelphia police are searching for a robbery suspect who struck in northern liberties. the this is on st. patrick's day just before 11:00 p.m. suspect targeted a 41 year-old woman walking on than brawn street. grabbed her purse. when she would not hand over her phone he pulled out a gun. the suspect then

it shocks me a lot, because i take the septa train every day.go to work, i come home and on septa. >> if you happen to recognize this attacker in this video, you are asked to call police. >>> meanwhile, police in ocean county are looking for vandals who they say committed a hate crime at a play ground. nbc 10 was with toms river police as they checked out the riverwood park play ground. that's where someone carved the words burn the jews on a piece of playground equipment. the discovery follows rising tensions between people living in toms river and neighboring lakewood. lakewood has a booming orthodox jewish population that's beenç expanding into nearby towns. >> this is not nazi germany. this is america. it's sickening. >> this is a hate climb an bias crime. i'm hoping we'll be able to find out who did it. >> police and park security have stepped up controls of the area. >>> bill cosby's criminal case is on hold now in montgomery county. yesterday a pennsylvania appeals court delayed the hearing that was supposed to happen next week. the cour

septa calls this the locally preferred alternative. two more public meetings are set the for march 9th and 15th at norristown and king of prussia. >>> on the healthwatch tonight today's nice mild weather kicked off an early spring allergy season and expert say boy it can be a tough one. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here new to explain why. not the best news. >> reporter: is there a price to pay here, guys. our friend over at asthma center measure pollen counts every day. recently they examined weather patterns and they say global warming trend will cause an explosion of pollen, again this spring. early signs of spring in philadelphia a, on kelly drive, the asthma center says pollen counts, for juniper and mapel are moderate, and so is outdoor mold. >> there is mold. >> reporter: donald and asthma center put their findings on spring allergies on you tube. >> we would expect that this season in general we have much higher season due to the balmy weather we noted throughout the season. >> reporter: he is already feeling symptoms

police say septa employee recognized graham from surveillance video. police cleared bus before walking up to ronald graham whom officers found sleeping on the bus and he is no stranger to septa. >> 's parentally calls customer service and he is an angry rider, so much so that the woman that saw the video immediately knew who it was and knew it was that angry man and contacted us and we forwarded that information to philadelphia police. >> well, prosecutors are now charged graham with attempted homicide and other offenses. earlier to this month he shot an employee at a north philadelphia church's chicken after getting in an argument with employees. >>> a disturbing story in north hampton county where prosecutors have charged a man in the death of the 17 month-old toddler, district attorney john morgannellie charging three two-year old gary foley junior with homicide. prosecutors a say back in february 2015 foley called 911 saying the baby was not breathing. police say foley told them he was feeding the young girl a hot dog when she started choking. auto

police say septa employee recognized ronald graham from surveillance video. police cleared the bus before walking up to graham, where they found graham sleeping. graham noise stranger to septa. >> he apparently calls customer service and he is an angry rider, so much so that the woman that saw the video immediately knew who it was and knew it was that angry man and contacted us and we forwarded that information to philadelphia police. >> prosecutors have charged graham with a attempted homicide and other offences. police say earlier this month he shot at an em will plea in a north philadelphia a church's chicken after getting in an argument with employees. >>> a gloucester county woman is being held on $250,000 bail accused of killing her own new born baby. authorities arrested 19 year-old jade fanz at her franklin township home yesterday and charged her with murder. investigators say she strangled her baby girl shortly after giving birth to her. the girl's neighbors are in total shock. >> not her to take her baby to a safe haven is beyond me, you know, becau

. >> body camera images are vividly clear capturing the moment a shooting suspect is captured on a septaot a tip that the shooter was on a route 23 that was on germantown avenue. >> transit police officers had been saturating the area looking for 70-year-old ronald also known as roland graham. he was known to take this bus route and he had been on the loose since allegedly fleeing a shooting at a church's chicken on broad street march 6th. you can see the septa police officer board the bus quickly evacuating riders and calmly taking the wanted man who was sleeping at the time into custody. >> officer makes a decision, he's approaching an attempt murder suspect who may very well be armed and may very well be willing to shoot it out and that officer is quickly and quietly telling people get off. >> 289 septa police officers have been equipped with body cameras since january. another glimpse at their latest crime fighting tool. >> this will show put the police in a great light and it will shine the light on the police that aren't acting properly. >> reporter: 70-year-old suspect in this cas

a woman who septa police are trying to identify makes them leave with her. the septa police chief says it's frightening to see children acting this way. >> we need to help families that are in situations where kids are spiraling. and these kids are spiraling, something needs to be done to help them. >> reporter: septa police chief thomas nestle says they are trying to track down the man who recorded and posts this. he says riders should not be concerned about seeing this happen often on the train. he calls this an isolated incident. reporting live in center city, brandon hudson, "nbc 10 news." >> donald trump's campaign manage ser facing battery charges for an incident at a campaign rally. going to show you corey l. michelle fields filed charges alleging that he pulled her arm. fields' arm showed bruising along with several finger marks including an indicating a grabbing type injury. we're getting our first look at newly released surveillance video of this alleged incident. you can see fields in that yellow shirt there, walking along side trump, then she's p

. >> i have a son who works for septa, so that's really scary. i'm always saying be safe. >> reporter: she doesn't know the 19-year-old and finds it hard to believe the worker was shot by a man who was angry about tablesing cleaned close to where he was eating. >> only thing i can think of is he's psychologically or having problems at home or something. >> reporter: police are not sure the reason why the man pulled a gun and shot meyers. they know the man and another worker argued prior to the shooting and then he argued with myerses' older brother who was cleaning tables. >> the worker is doing his job, spraying the tables with some cleaning agent, wiping the tables, you can see an engagement between the worker and the male shooter, and it escalates, going back and forth. at one point the mail shooter gets up and objects to what appears maybe management over the counter. after that he leaves the store for about five seconds, returns, and shoots not the man he was arguing with but his brother. >> reporter: police say video shows the man's face an

big commuter problems this morning on septa's paoli thorndale line. as we hit rush hour it remains shutdown because of power problems. power lines came down around the ardmore station during the evening rush, last night. forcing dozens of passengers to look for alternate way to get home. crews have been working around the clock trying to fix this problem. we'll keep on checking for updates, let you know when service will resume. >> a big forest fire is burning in south jersey right now. fire fight remembers work to go bring this one under control. about 250 acres have burned at the penn state for necessary woodland township burlington county. those flames are near sei and lost lane road. no homes are in danger at this time. officials say based on weather patterns the fire is not expected to spread significantly. >> 5:06 right now. more than thousand people will pay their final respects to former first lady nancy reagan today. she will be laid to rest alongside her beloved husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in semi valley california. ter

septa also running with 20 minute delays out of the gaeton the west trenton regional rail line. that's all due to early morning signal problems. coming in from new jersey, they're getting ready to pick up the cones here on the freeway working your way in toward 295 and bellmawr with the construction zone, working on the 30 bypass, the westbound lanes, down to one, right at route 82 there in downingtown. and then right after the rush hour, 9:00, crews are going to hit the boulevard. they're going to be working northbound boulevard at henry avenue. and they're also going to work westbound on the schuylkill today, down to one lane, from university to south. so, with the gorgeous weather that's upon us, the penndot crews are hitting the road, right after the rush hour. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thank you so. ment following breaking news this morning, police are looking for the driver who injured two police officers, in a hit-and-run, it was around 3:30 this morning. >> yes there is happened in the juniata section of northeast philadelphia. as bob just mentioned, let's go t

. >> right now saving a man about to jump in front of a septa train. surveillance cameras show the man in tears sitting on a bench at a center city station. septa police say texting his wife and family goodbye. until she and a good samaritan step in. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. that good samaritan tells fox 29 about the exact moment when he knew he had to act. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at the station at broad and 59 where this all went down this morning. shawnette. >> reporter: well, lucy, calvin wilson says that he was having a pretty bad morning when he left hahnemann hospital. behind me with not so good news from the doctors but he said that all changed when he was able to help a woman save her husband's live. >> they had look in his eyes. he had tears i want to kill myself. i want to kill myself. leave me alone. >> reporter: words calvin wilson won't forget. nor will he forget what he saw on the broad street line platform this morning. >> she was hysterical. she was hollering. she was screaming. safe him! you know, plea

kids caught on camera behaving badly on a septa train. hear what one of their mothers is saying about it this morning. >>> and a chilly start as we take a live look at philadelphia international. 39 degrees at the airport this morning. brrr. it's just after 6:00 p.m. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's bring in nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill, it's about 15 degrees, i'm guessing, cooler than it was yesterday. it will warm up nicely, sunglasses, maybe a light coat. >> yes, correct. absolutely. you'll need the jacket this morning and sunglasses during the day. look how nice and clear it is. this is a live view from here at the nbc 10 studios. the winds have died down today. that's part of whqç it is colde this morning. philadelphia international, this spot is colder than yesterday at 39 degrees. 34 with the northerly wind at 30 miles an hour. 26 in pottstown. trenton below freezing at 31 and 20s for millville, south philadelphia is holding at 27 degrees at 5th and whar

. >> good news, and also great news for septa customers, too? >> fantastic news. it has resumed, paoli thorndale line resumed service. >> yes, absolutely, very, very important, certainly. but when it comes to the weather, yes, no more records today, but still above average warmth, we have that going for us yet again today. even despite the fact cooler air taking over right now. still feeling real comfortable outside, stays what level in that regard through the course of the day, so at the moment, what you are finding few sprinkles out there, this is our whimpy frontal boundary, clouds, bark tends to be worse than the bite on this, a lot of this falling more than nothing than fine mist in a lot of locations but generally speaking drawing to close. you will ends up with these clouds breaking for sunshine. temperature change hasn't done all that much so far across most of the board here. blue counsel tour starting to show up, crossed through temperatures dropping off close to ten. across the great lakes region for us, again, stay somewhat level with the temperature v