the septa bus didn't stop in time. >> it appears she was close to the crosswalk. we're not exactly sure yet. >> reporter: you can see the woman's shoe. it flew off on impact. this is one of the stroller's tires. here on the sidewalk of chestnut street from skyforce10. >> obviously the infant that was in the stroller is also going to have issues for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: the police captain says the child was unharmed. the woman in her 60s died at the scene. investigators are trying to determine the woman's relationship to that child. police collected evidence from inside the number 9 septa bus, which was filled with passengers at the time. we spotted the driver on scene cooperating, but police aren't sure who had the right of way or whether the woman with the stroller was inside the crosswalk. regardless, police call it a tragedy just days after thanksgiving. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here in center city with all the bus traffic and pedestrian traffic, we try to avoid this at all costs and we try to keep the lights lit and try to protec

>>> right now at 11:00, a grandmother hit and killed by a septa bus. new information tonight about the accident and the bus driver. >> dinner with the president elect. mitt romney joins donald trump at an exclusive new york city restaurant. how it's fueling speculation about a top cabinet post. >>> a soggy night across the region. don't put the rain gear away. a second dose of wet weather is on the horizon. there could be a rumble of thunder in late november. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to t

>>> right now at 11:00, a grandmother hit and killed by a septa bus. new information tonight about the accident and the bus driver. >> dinner with the president elect. mitt romney joins donald trump at an exclusive new york city restaurant. how it's fueling speculation about a top cabinet post. >>> a soggy night across the region. don't put the rain gear away. a second dose of wet weather is on the horizon. there could be a rumble of thunder in late november. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to t

street. >> reporter: investigators have not yet determined whether the driver of the route nine septa busas in the wrong or if the woman was in the crosswalk. as the bus turned the corner. >> it appears she was close to the crosswalk. we're in the exactly sure yet. that's what the investigation from the accident investigation will determine that. where she was first struck and obviously where she landed. >> reporter: and we just spoke with accident investigators moments ago. they still are not releasing the relationship between that woman and the baby. they do tell us the baby was taken to chop for evaluation. but is okay. lucy, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, shawnette. >>> happening right now, police are on the hunt for a man who they believe sexually assaulted a single mom in her bensalem home. they say that's him and they say the last place that they know he was was at this gas station. police say he not only woke up the mom, but also her young daughter during the terrifying encounter. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser has the latest on the investigation. he was holding me

she was hit and killed by a septa bus making a left on chestnut street just after 5:00 monday evening. >> inside the stroller was a baby. >> reporter: the police captain was on the scene moments after the accident. authorities rushed the infant to chop for observation. according to authorities the septa bus was full at the time though no one on board was injured. >> the driver on scene talking with our accident investigation officer now. >> reporter: the captain told eyewitness news it appears the woman was walking in or very close to the crosswalk when she was hit though a final determination about the right-of-way will be made at any time. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here at center city with all the bus traffic we try to avoid all this at all costs. >> reporter: authorities are not releasing any names. they're going to be looking at surveillance video of the accident. septa official told me earlier this evening that they are cooperating with police on this investigation. reporting live tonight in rit inhouse square, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> also tonight we're

she was hit and killed by a septa bus making a left on chestnut street just after 5:00 monday evening. >> inside the stroller was a baby. >> reporter: the police captain was on the scene moments after the accident. authorities rushed the infant to chop for observation. according to authorities the septa bus was full at the time though no one on board was injured. >> the driver on scene talking with our accident investigation officer now. >> reporter: the captain told eyewitness news it appears the woman was walking in or very close to the crosswalk when she was hit though a final determination about the right-of-way will be made at any time. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here at center city with all the bus traffic we try to avoid all this at all costs. >> reporter: authorities are not releasing any names. they're going to be looking at surveillance video of the accident. septa official told me earlier this evening that they are cooperating with police on this investigation. reporting live tonight in rit inhouse square, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> also tonight we're

seven-day forecast. >> new this morning, one person is dead after a car collided head on with a septa bus. we know this happened just before midnight on hog island road in tinicum township, delaware county. the bus was on its way to pick up employees finishing up their shift at the upstairs facility. nobody was hurt, police have not determined who was at fault. >>> threatening posts targeting black students at the university of pennsylvania are sending shock waves across the campus, this morning, police are trying to find out who is responsible for it. nervous students believe they know what's fueling the hate behind the vicious words. >> i felt scared. >> reporter: nate morris is one of those who found himself added to a racist act. >> they maiden event, a calendar event saying it's lynch day. >> reporter: a number of students gathered at the private meeting outside hundreds marched in penn's campus in protest. >> this is shocking. >> reporter: some connected the incidents to the election, another account called trump disciples was created by a user called daddy trump. in a statement, un

so looks like things are moving. >> slowly but surely. >> septa bus, subway and trolley workers walk off the job and on to the picket lines at midnight. that's after the union and septa failed to agree on new contract. our natasha brown live at the sheridan in center city where the talks broke down last night, natasha, what's the latest on negotiations? >> well, jim, we can tell you right now negotiations are resumed here at the sheridan behind me in center city philadelphia. this asthmas transit as you mention has come to screaching halt. with transportation workers union local 234 workers walking off the job at 12:01 promptly last night. or this morning. we take a look at video as buses went off duty, negotiations are continuing at this hour. again, trying to ends this strike, as quickly as possible, at issue here, pension, health benefits, with tensions being the strongest sticking point. "eyewitness news" has now learned that hourly employees really want the opportunity to crib fully into a personal pension plan, like supervisors are allowed to do, and that is the major hold-up at

their bus displays reading septa off duty. drivers and depo staff leaving their post to pick up picket signs and begin this protest. so close to 5,000 bus, subway, trolley workers are walked off the job. all members of transport workers union local 234. and further, north at city hall, buses began making their final stops at midnight. and commuter frustrations began to simmer. some were just getting off work. others were on their way to work. but, after midnight, many were left waiting near the clothespin wondering how long this strike will last, and when a deal will get done. >> i live in southwest philly. and it is just going to be a long walk for me i refuse to pay $10 for uber, i paid $24 for weekly pass. and i think all of us who bought weekly passes, i think, we should all get our money back for it. >> hopefully they'll reach an agreement by the time that it doesn't have to have the effect of the whole work week. >> i work every day, i work two jobs, like i don't know how i'm going to get to work tomorrow. it is what it i

a septa bus hit a woman at 23rd and chestnut streets. that intersection is now closed to traffic. once again, a septa bus hit and killed a woman there about a half hour ago. >>> now to today's attack at ohio state university. tonight we have learned the college student shot dead by police is a legal u.s. resident. he drove into a crowd, then stabbed people with a butcher knife. nbc 10's erin coleman is following the developments and joins us live in the nbc 10 breaking news center. >> jacqueline, the suspect is 18-year-old abdul artan, a somali refugee who came to the united states from pakistan a few years ago. he was a student at the university. investigators say he tried to run over a group of people just about 10:00 a.m. this morning. a campus police officer, responding to another call nearby, went into action. he witnessed artan get out of his car and start to go at the group with a knife. that's when the officer shot and killed artan. 11 people have been hospitalized from that attack. one person is in critical condition. now, within minutes of the attack, the university sent

an investigation is underway after a septa bus hit and killed a woman at 23rd and chestnut. she was pushing a baby stroller that. baby is not hurt. let's get oh our shawnette wilson live tonight at the scene. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, the baby was taken to chop. we're told that is for evaluation. thankfully as you mentioned the baby is okay. sadly though the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. >> very upsetting. >> reporter: accident investigators try to get to the bottom of the horrific scene in center city this evening after a septa bus hit a woman pushing a baby in a stroller. police say it happened at 23rd and chestnut streets just after 5:00 o'clock. the 64-year-old woman was kill killed. the baby said to be between six and eight months old mack us willy wasn't hurt. >> the bus was making a left turn. it was traveling in the southbound lanes of 23rd and eastbound on chestnut street. >> reporter: investigators have not determined the driver was in the wrong or if the woman was in the crosswalk as the bus turned the corner. >> and police have not said tonight whet

police collected evidence from inside the number 9 septa bus which was filled with passengers at the time. the driver is cooperating with police. >> it's it was very upsetting for the bus driver, the woman that was killed by the bus, and then obviously the infant in the stroller will have issues for the rest of their lives. >> police are looking at video from a camera inside the bus as well as at the intersection. ro police are hoping video will help them track down a man wanted for sexual assault. look at this. it's good surveillance video. police say on saturday this suspect attacked a woman inside. the woman woke up to find the man on top of her. she fought so hard the man finally ran off. after the attack he ran across county line into the city of philadelphia. police say they need to find him before he strikes again. >> between 5'7" and 5'10", maybe homeless, we're thinking, had some very bad body odor as she describes and was wearing glasses. this picture is pretty prominent. someone in the area has seen this guy. >> if you recognize him call bensalem police. >>> it's 5:06 now.

operators dropped off their last passengers and returned to the depo effectively shutting down septa busice, the union president says his roughly 5,000 members will not report to their shift today, instead, show up to the picket line. now local 234 and septa had n been negotiating through the the weekends, continued yesterday to no avail. then early morning press conference, the union said the two sides are still very far apart on many points, including, pensions, healthcare, as well as work rules. >> we have economic issues as far as pensions, you have healthcare, you also have things like i said come to

police want to know why a woman who was pushing a baby stroller was hit and killed by a septa bus. >>> and default danger avoided. financial experts now say that atlantic city is being run by the state of new jersey while the cash strapped city is in better financial shape. >>> good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm katy zachry. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we have issued a first alert today for the heavy rain moving into our area. meteorologist bill henley is tracking that in the weather center. bill? >> you see that first alert covers our entire area. all the neighborhood will see rain today, steady rain today, periods of heavy rain today and another round tomorrow. into tomorrow night. those roads that are clogged with leaves, the drains, the roads, the rain. not a good combination. light rain now just starting to move in. those are steady, light showers that are moving into chester county. not in philadelphia just yet but new castle county and wilmington seeing the first rain drops right now and this rain will be getting heavier during the day today. this first round of

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. >> delaware county ride on a septa bus turned out a trip to the emergency room. a tractor-trailer collided with a route 109 septa bus on baltimore pike in springfield. five people on board are hurt. though minor, investigators trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> let's get to the philadelphia eagles. birds got a big win. a statement really against the high flying atlanta falcons, eagles trying to stop losing three straight and wanted to stay unbeaten >> with fans on their side along with an unas you know hero they pulled off the upset. sean bell is in the studio with more on the battle of the birds, sean >> they really needed this one in the worst way, coming off a two-game losing streak, the eagles played like a totally different team today. they seemed to really struggle. at home. the eagles looked like they can beat anyone and that was clear on first drive to have the game after stopping the falcons on their first drive, eagles marched right back down the field and scored on a ryan matthews four-year-old td, start out in front. skip to the third quarter,

on mass transit, 15 different septa bus routes are dealing with detours because of the parade. s not running because of the holiday. trains are on holiday schedule and in most cases that's a sunday schedule. >> reporter: some of us are keeping up the i-95 corridor, a big batch pushing toward the east of gettysburg and it may make it into five-day forecast perhaps in time for the parade. be careful of that and be wary of it. 41 degrees in philadelphia. no active rain in any of our travel destinations and no major delays. if you're heading to the parade, rain gear is a good idea. 43 at the start, 53 at the end. >> by now you've heard about spring -- bruce springsteen's motorcycle breaking down, billy joel is to blame. he gave him the bike bruce springsteen said no worries. a group of bikers found him on the road, they give him a lift to the bar while he waited for a lift. ♪ life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. don't you wish life could be this mess-free? color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle. sets each sold separately. dunkin' donuts th

police collected evidence from inside the septa bus. three passengers were on board at the time. none of them were hurt. the 32-year-old woman that was driving the bus is cooperating with police. >>> new video shows a pair of suspects wanted for a pair of politically charged vandalism. the cameras caught them spray painting the market with a message against president-elect donald trump. if you recognize the men call philadelphia police. >>> happening today service industry workers rallying for a $15 an hour minimum wage. fast food plois, uber and other workers walked off the job as part of a national day of disobedience. a rally planned this evening at 5:00. >>> the eagles play off chances are now slim following their 27-13 loss on monday night football. it was also the first defeat this season. right now you're looking at wentz' nfl rushing touchdown. >> obviously it's tough. we got jordan. to lose him we felt confident but struggled to get into a rhythm. >> there is no quit in this team. everybody is fighting to the end. that's a sign that things are heading in the right directi

as he prepares to take office. >>> 7:36 one person is dead after his car collided head on with a septa bus, this happened on hog island road tinicum township delaware county. the bus was on the way to pick up employees finishing up their shift at the ups facility. nobody on the bus was injured. >>> three people were hurt after a crash and we learned that one was a new jersey state trooper. his cruiser collided with a car on route 30 in evesham county. the trooper's car ended up in a marsh he broke his leg and had to be rescued from the cruiser. two people in the other car were sent to the hospital. route 70 was closed in both directions for hours. this morning, philadelphia police are working to track down two dangerous suspects connected to an armed robbery spree, the pair hit four businesses in west philadelphia over the past three weeks. surveillance video shows the suspect armed with guns and wearing masks and gloves and in each case they take money and runaway from the scene. the latest incident happened at a family-owned mini matter on george's lane. we talked to a victim who did not

. >> fatal crash a driver is dead after his car collides with a septa bus overnight. >>> threatening messages, african-american students at penn are being targeted. we have details on what's fueling the hate. >>> a taste of winter we're waking up to cold conditions, old man winter will not be sticking around for long. >> reporter: one day. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: one day. >> one day we get out of here. >> reporter: he gets out of here and it's nice and mild. let's get you outside and show you what's going on here, live on sky6 live hd down in cape may, hardly a cloud in the sky, temperatures are mild on the water. ocean temperatures in the low to mid 50s, therefore we have air temperatures which are milder than what's going on inland. 27 in millville. atlantic city the reading is on the airport, you get on the water it's more like 40, 41. cape may, the villas, dellhaven, 41 degrees. bluster and cold 28 degrees in the poconos. high pressure firmly in control, this is the exact same set up we had last weekend. we had

your septa bus routes, they'll be detoured until about 2:00 this afternoon. also, in part of south jersey, the trains, they'll be be operating on special schedules, not only today, but also, for your "black friday". and jfk boulevard, and market street, that will be closed. the street closures between 20th street, also, schuylkill avenue until the end of that parade. spring garden will also be closed from 76 to the art museum. thomas, back over to you. >> want to take it nice and easy, scott, thank you. let's take a look at other top stories making headlines this morning. bensalem police have arrest add man they say sexually assault at 12 year old girl. jorge ramirez charged with aggravated indecent assault of child and related offenses. police say ramirez fishes encountered the victim at church. they believe after the initial meeting. you see the picture right here. girl sexually assaulted over dozen times in ramirez car, he is a an undocumented immigrant from hon did your us, frustration in overbrook for the grieving family who lost little girl to hit-and-r

she usually shells out $5 a day for septa bus fare. >> it's like a half hour walk now, instead of like a 10-minute bus ride. it sucks, but there's nothing else i can do. >> reporter: caraway his daughter who was a superhero for halloween are trying to find the strength to get through this septa saga. >> you have to talk about people with disabilities who can't move around as much and it's starting to get cold, nobody wants to be on foot. >> reporter: and you can see philadelphia police have been directing the traffic, both the cars and the bicycles and pedestrians here at broad and spring garden, considering the nice weather, commuters today relied on friends and co-workers to get from point a to point b. they also use those ride share bikes and also their two feet to get where they're going. they hope this septa gridlock comes to end soon. >> if you're waiting on a loved one to get home, they may be a little late. >> we're watching big backups on the roads and we'll get to that in just a second. we're also watching of course the septa regional rails and they just tweeted a moment ago

. >>> septa and philadelphia police are looking into what cause aid deadly crash in center city. a bus driven by a 32-year-old hit and killed 64-year-old lydia folktino. the bus hit her in the crosswalk trying to make a left-hand turn at 11:00 last night. vernon odom just spoke with police and will have a live update coming up at 4:30 today. >>> a homeless man is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a woman in bucks county. police say that 21-year-older ecanderson broke into a bensalem home and attacked the woman inside and identified him from a sunoco surveillance video. he is facing burglary and indecent assault. >>> just yesterday 8-year-old gianna powell was laid to rest. her family and friends saying a final good-bye. a brand new push to find the hit and run driver who hit and killed her. gianna was crossing overbrook with her three siblings on the way home from school when she was hit and the driver sped off. the hunt is on for the driver and today the city announced a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction and add to that another $15,000 re

. >> reporter: two septa bus routes usually cost this man about $4 a way. >> we depend on septa. >> reporter: his bus ride on septa usually takes less than 10 minutes, today he paid twice as much as his bus fair for an indigo bike. the roads and sidewalks with increased cars and pedestrians. >> with prime time a the people that may be catching it, i just don't have the money to be spending out. >> reporter: since he's cutting corners, he hopes septa and the union negotiators will cut to the chase. he like many others are worried th that they will get stuck in the cold with no way home. and we watched as an empty bike rack at broad and spring garden was restocked around lunchtime today. it's still full right now, if you plan to be taking one of the ride share bikes home from work this afternoon, police are reminding everyone that there are more pedestrians and bikes out on the road and are asking everyone to be cautious. >> we'll take you up to sky force 10 now for a bird's-eye view of the rush hour. >> george spencer is live with a look, and george, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: we k

this means detours on the septa bus routes, 14 different routes to be exact. and we're on a holiday schedule, which is a sunday schedule. >> it is thanksgiving day, for philadelphia it means it is the time for the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. the balloons and floats and dancers will be along the parkway in hours. >> reporter: katherine scott is live at jfk where the crews are getting ready. >> good morning, guys, happy thanksgiving to you, the balloon handlers are just showing up and they are excited and read to go. we have some that will be leading tweety bird down the parade route. they are pumped up and ready to go. the balloons have not been pumped up yet that's coming soon. there are sandbags and the truck where that will come from. the parade sets off at 8:10, 20th and jfk. there will be 18 floats, 17 balloons in the parade, a glinch is glinch -- grinch is a popular one, bugs bunny and ginger zee along with kelly co-host winner richard curtis from bucks county. they were getting the last minute performances underway. estelle, county music reco

this out of delaware document why a ride on septa bus turned into trip to the emergency roo room. septa officials tell fox 29 a tractor-trailer collided with route 29 septa bus springfield pike yesterday. five people were on board with minor injuries and investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. two homes in chester were badly damaged on the 600 block east 22 street after 7:30. firefighters had it under control. pun firefighter was taken to the hospital with a minor leg injury. >> police are searching for a missing man that has dementia. 77 years old davis hill left his house on 1100 block anchor street saturday 1:00 in the afternoon wearing a tan jacket and missing every since. no one has seen imhim. if you have seen him or having in call police. >> two people are fighting for their lives after a car crashed into them:30 yesterday 11 and market streets aix man driveing a dodge ram plowed into two people in crosswalk. they're both at hahnemann in critical condition and police say the driver, 45-year-old man did stay at the scene and he was given driving under the infl

operators dropped off their last passengers, and returned to the depo effectively shutting down septa bus, trolley, subway service until further notice. now, the union president says his roughly 5,000 members will not report to work today, instead, they'll go to the picket lines, local 234 and septa had been negotiating through the weekend, they continue to do so yesterday, to no avail. and early morning press conference, the union says that the two sides are still far apart on pension, healthcare, and as well as work rules. >> we have economic issues as far as pensions, you have the healthcare, you also have things like i said come to driver fatigue, maybe do something to not have operators run down the street half asleep. >> we're staying at the bargaining table, and we're going to make sure that everyone stays talking. and that's the only thing that we did do. >> septa went onto re less this statement reading in part that the union president, quote, walk away from contract offer that would have provided his members pay raises, and enhance pension benefits, maintain healthcare coverage

policed evidence from inside the septa bus. investigators are looking at video from a camera inside the bus as well as at the intersection. >>> 6:08. 49 degrees and the rain is coming in easton and now much of the area. when we went on the air the first rain drops were arriving. now more widespread rainfall as the temperatures stayed warm overnight. we're in the 40s and 50s. 70 degrees in south jersey. we have a strong wind working so that's warming temperatures across the board. 40s for west bradford township and it's in the upper 40s, pretty uniform. all these temperatures are within a degree or two thanks to the clouds and the rain, too. it will be falling heavily at times he is peespecially in the valley where we're seeing steady, light rain for allentown, reading is seeing that steady rainfall and now to the south, new castle and into southern and central chester getting that rain. we will see this rain intensify at times during the day. it's not going to be heavy rainfall all day long. the rain will really add up. steady,

and detours on those septa bus routes.have weather in 15 seconds. >> mostly cloudy skies, sprinkle, rainfall off to the west, will continue to head in our direction during the day today. but it is not going to be a wash out. don't panic. looking at spotty showers late morning into the early afternoon, highs top out in the low 50's for today. "black friday", mostly cloudy, 56. weekend looks good. showers, but milder temperatures, 60s alex by next week. >> oh, can't wait for that. thank you, scott. south philly favorite this time of year. jenn fred live as people are getting ready to drop off their turkeys. >> yes. it is perfectly insane. perfectly awesome. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for letting us come here year after year. i have to tell you, i've never actually been here on thanksgiving. >> really? >> my husband steve keeley is here talking to you. >> oh, my husband, steve keel. >> i look at you. turning it around. all right, so you are suck into this vortex every fun. only irish guy. >> yes. >> talk to m

so watch for some local detours, otherwise, mass transit other than the three septa bus route, we'regood shape. mike and alex back to you. >> by the way, it is tammy we net. we got that right. >> 6:04 now. >> man hit by stray bullet walking out after restaurant. this morning, he's in the hospital, and police are looking for clues. >> restaurants in west philly around 53rd and walnut, no, 53rd and market street, right, checkers? >> the key is he says he was hit by a stray bullet. and bullets were flying far from that checkers. which is making the police very skeptical. good thing you're going to wish the gaetanos guys when they come into work, why didn't we pull down the security steel cage in front of the front door? because here at 53rd and market, completely across market street, you see the "l" train, completely across, all the way down a very long philadelphia block from checkers. and you see that light against that storefront over there? that's where 13 bullet casings were found, there was two shooting spots, there, and then right to the right as chris pans down and you will see

the franklin institute on the other side, three of the septa bus routes being detoured for the firsthe morning rush hour, as well. get ready, burlington bristol bridge underway, with bridge opening, so, we're stopped on both sides, it should be quick one, grab the extra jelly donut to last sitting through that delay, and down in chester, county here, upper, upland borough, seventh and upland avenue, and an accident involving a pedestrian. >> starting to see pockets every volume, watch the gulph mills off ramp from the westbound side, has downed tree blocking one of the lane but otherwise, good shape on the bridges, no problems on mass transit. >> looking formed a good looking weekend. sue has that coming up in 15 seconds. >> all throw i'm saving running for my next life, there are a lot of people that are interested in them. philadelphia marathon, this weekend, now, the half marathon, saturday, looks like we have great weather for, that mild weather, the high of 68. but it will be in the 50's in the morning, and it should be fine. now, we've got cold temperatures rolling in saturday

. >>> tonight police have identified the woman who was hit and killed by a septa bus. police say the victim is 64-year-old lydia, of cherry hill. this all happen last night around five on 23rd and chestnut. septa bus was trying to make left turn as it hit the woman and she was pushing a stroller with a nine month old infant inside. the baby was not hurt. medics pronounced the woman dead at the scene. >> police are searching for the person who shot a teenage? in bella vista neighborhood. he was on his bike on the 700 block of south juniper street when someone shot him in the arm. he dropped his bike and flagged down a car to take him to the hospital. police say he's in stable condition tonight. >>> last night, there were after him ton night police say they got him. a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in her bensalem home. prosecutors charged 21-year-old derek anderson with burglary indecent assault recent lated offenses. we were there as he walked to court this morning. police say anderson is homeless and they found him in a abandoned car. they say he broke int

septa reports both sides continue to make progress. the walkout by busdrivers, trolley and subway operators started yesterday, of course. the regional rails are running but septa warned riders to expect more delays there today. septa went to court seeking an injunction to stop pickets from interfering with the rail service. >> we have live team coverage of the septa strike to help you get to work and school this morning. we begin with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica? >> thanks, vai and tracy. we are starting on the schuylkill expressway this morning. actually it was backed up yesterday because of the septa strike. that's because a lot of the overflow of vehicles and cars moving out on to the roads as well. let's start here with construction. this might tie you up in the morning at least right now for the next half an hour at 5:00. university avenue, they're diverting traffic off with a construction project. to access the schuylkill expressway westbound, once you're diverted oregon heading in that direction, take 95 northbou

authorities have identified the woman hit and killed by a septa bus in center city philadelphia. 64-year-old lydia of cherry hill was struck after 5:00 last night at 23rd and chestnut. police say she was in a crosswalk pushing her -month-old grandson in a stroller and the infant was not hurt and police have not been able to interview the 32-year-old driver. >>> it was built in 1792 so the state house in new jersey is the second oldest continually used state house in the country and parts of it are in danger of collapse. that is why governor chris christie announced a 300 million there's facelift for the historic building and that will begin immediately and talked about his plans for next year. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, has the story. >> governor christie called conditions at the 224-year-old state house in trenton shameful and embarrassing and work will start immediately on a four year project to modernize and fix the building that is subject to catastrophic failure in many place sflz this is not a place we should ask people to come and work in every day and put their lives an

there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel and it's not a septa bus. >> we are waiting for an ncement of it to be official that the septa vike is over. until then, we continue to follow things on the regional rails. jessica? >> it will do that all day into the afternoon and evening commute as well. we still expect delays on the regional rails. once the service goes back in service for the subways, buses and trolleys, we won't see a normal schedule until about 16 hours or so afterwards. we'll see service delays there. watching all of that for you all morning and checking back in with the boulevard. we had an earlier accident on the southbound side around 9th street. the southbound side of the boulevard back to normal. here is the schuylkill expressway. no big problems or delays right now. good to go into center city, eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. that's just a 12-minute trip. trac tracy? >> thanks. e-convicts in our area have a hard time finding jobs out of prison but one local nonprofit is trying to change that. >>> 12 minutes past 5:00. plus, we'

we'll get another live report from a septa station that's coming up. >> new this morning a philadelphia woman finds this school busr lawn and she has no idea where it came from. >> and transportation workers stumble upon a vehicle in a ditch and find a man trapped inside. karen. >> with the septa strike we've got city buses, the broad street subway, market frankford, some of your trolleys not running this morning. we're going run down the list and check your majors when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rationalizing donald trump's behaviors until... i heard that tape, that was the last straw. i don't want my granddaughter thinking it's okay to be... treated that way, and my grandson growing up thinking... that's how you should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot. so hillary's got my vote. we don't see eye to eye on everything, but she's strong, and i respect her. and she's someone that my grandkids can respect too. im hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:14, tuesday,

septa about 15 minutes ago. the chairman at the union hall right now getting the signatures that this deal needs. we're heading there at this moment. busvers, trolley drivers and subway operators have been on strike since tuesday. but even when the strike ends, you're still going to see big slowdowns today. septa says it will take them the rest of the day to get things back to normal. >>> more breaking news, janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general died early this morning. her grand daughter says she died from complications of parkinson's disease. reno served nearly eight years as attorney general under president bill clinton from 1993 to 2001. she was well known for the raid in waco in 1993 and when 5-year-old elian gonzalez was taken from the little havana home of his miami relative sew could be returned to his father in cuba. janet reno was 78. >>> 4:46 and 41 degrees outside. a new poll shows just how close the senate race is between republican incumbent pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty. the muhlenberg college poll shows one point between the two. the outcome of the race could determine whether republicans

philadelphia police are on the scene of a crash involving a septa bus in center city. e accident has killed a pedestrian. that after the bus hit the person trying to cross the street at 23rd and chestnut. the crash happened shortly after 5:30 tonight. police have the area closed to traffic. anybody driving in that area should expect delays. >>> again, one pedestrian has been killed. >>> been salem police have now released surveillance video of the suspects in this weekend's home invasion and sexual assault. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at bensalem meals. walter, what's the latest here? >> reporter: well, jim, it happened early saturday morning inside a condo complex here in bensalem and we not only spoke with the victim but as you mentioned we also have surveillance video that police say may have captured images of the person responsible. police in bensalem are on the lookout for this man. investigators believe he may be the person behind the home invasion and sexual assault of a woman whose identity we're withholding. >> i just was panicked. i knew my da

. >> i'm rahel solomon, negotiations continue on this day two of the septa strike by septa's bus, subway, trolley operators. commuters still stuck without rides to work and school. our natasha brown live at septa headquarters what we know about the negotiations right now. natasha, good afternoon. >> well, we can tell you right now, septa, cwu local 234 members are back at the bargaining table here behind me in center city, trying to hash out deal this afternoon, after talking with sources now on both sides of the negotiation process, finally getting a sentiment of positive news, at least, we understanded there is good communication going on, and there is certainly cautious optimism a deal could be reached very soon. let's take it down when it started 12:01 a.m. tuesday, when septa officials officially went on strike, creating gridlock, throughout the city, as buses, trolleys, and trains, stopped rolling. at issue here, pension, healthcare, septa presented proposal yesterday evening, with union officials say quickly rejected, and there is now a new plan, a new deal, that's being muscled o

the union that represents septa's bus drivers and train operators rejected the first agency immediately to end the strike. it affects buses and trolleys and subway lines and forcing nearly 900,000 commuters to find other transportation. officials say roads during this morning's commute were more congested than usual. >>> bill cosby is back in a pennsylvania courtroom for a second day of pretrial motions in his sexual assault case. the 79-year-old entertainer is charged with drugging and molesting former temple his lawyers are asking that the deposition cosby gave in a 2005 civil lawsuit not be admitted as evidence in this trial. cosby says a former prosecutor promised him that the deposition would never be used against him? any criminal proceeding. >>> police captured the man suspected in the ambush kilnings of two des moines area police officers. they say 46-year-old scott michael gr custody without incident. the first officer was found by fellow officers responding to the scene. 20 minutes later another was gunned gown two mills away. police have yet to release the names of the dead o

the workweek has arrived and there is still to resolution in the contract dispute that is keeping septa bus, subway and will trolley operate are off the job and on the picket lines. >>> we have reached day four of the strike, that has left people struggling to get to work and school. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm jan carabao. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live outside headquarters in center city with more on how those negotiations are going along, alex. >>> jim, jan those talks went late last night and early this morning. they are expected to resume again shortly but without the a resolution regional rail remains to be the only way, in and around this city. good news though today is that we have seen, as the strike persists a decrease in the major tie ups that were apparent on tuesday, the picketers blocked em lease, from operating those trains. septa tells thaws each morning they have had a meeting on passenger movement, train flow and have lee configured few areas to help with the influx of passengers. that is not to to say that commuters are not warn out, since

operators dropped off their last passengers and returned to the depo effectively shutting down septa bus, trolley, subway service until further notice, the union president says his roughly 5,000 members will not report to their shift today, instead, show up to the picket line. now local 234 and septa had n been negotiating through the the weekends, continued yesterday to no avail. then early morning press conference, the union said the two sides are still very far apart on many points, including, pensions, healthcare, as well as work rules. >> we have economic issues as far as pensions, you have healthcare, you also have things like i said come to fatigue, need to do something to not have operators run down the street half asleep. we are staying at the bargaining table, and we're going to make sure that everyone stays talking. and that's the only thing that we can do. >> we're told no positive negotiations have taken place here at the sheridan in center city philadelphia, in the meantime, mayor jim kenney asking anyone who can work flexible hours to do so, since this morning rush is expe

. >> police are investigating after a woman pushing a stroller was hit and killed by a septa bus in center city. authority say the baby believed to be just six to eight months old will be okay. investigators tell us the woman in her early 60s was pushing the stroller, around 5:00 yesterday, at 23rd and chestnut, when she was hit by the route nine bus. no one on the bus was hurt. >> three weeks after election day, jill stein's green party is pushing for re counts for the presidential race in pennsylvanian two other state. want the courts to step in but unclear if they will have the authority. election officials say there is no evidence of voting irregularity or cyber attacks on voting machines. "eyewitness news" asked about the recount with former governor, ed rendell. he calls it a waste of time. >> if there is anything out there that might change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. >> we've got to stop making wild charges, we've to get back to the times that we did things based on substantial evidence. >> president-elect trump edged out hillary clinton in pennsy

. >>> five people recovering this morning after being involved in a septa bus accident in springfield, delaware county, authorities tell us the route bus collected with a tractor-trailer yesterday afternoon on baltimore pike and homestead avenue. five passengers suffered minor injuries, and were taken to hospital. no details on what caused it. >> radnor township police are investigating a reported attack on villanova's campus, they say black female student was allegedly attack by a group of white men yelling trump. authorities say the student was approached thursday night, by three white men in a septa tunnel on campus, one of the men knocked to the grounds, and she hit her head. fellow students are now on edge. >> uncomfortable hatred on tv, like empowering people, to actually act on these things that they wouldn't otherwise. sort of almost like sends a message that's that it is acceptable, that we condone this for democratic election. now, this is just one of several racially charged act of violence and vandalism happened in the wake of the presidential election results. more protes

bus at. >> day two now of the set a -- septa trying.hat you need to know before you step out the door. >> woman minutes $40 million on a slot machine there is story doesn't have hey ending why she won't see a dime of her winnings. >> not a dime? >> you can shop in your own children's closet. the kitty clothes you can borough to spruce up your look, and save money. >> keeping it in the family. >> ♪ >> has janet jackson name her baby already? two names she plans to use as a tribute to those she has lost? >> ♪ billy jean ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, that's one way! >> because, you know, fun fact about mike. he hasn't had a cars sin what, since 98? so, desperate times, got to find something to do. >> and off he goes, bob. >> exactly. put some coffee, sends him down to the end of the block, to grab some coffee. 8:02, good morning, everybody, here are your travel times, on all of the major roadways, 13 on 95, gridlock, through the city here. the schuylkill, 95, the boulevard, again, we said about -- we talk about this yesterday. going to the live news van,

meanwhile police are investigating a deadly septa bus accident in center city. investigators tell us a woman in her early 60s was pushing a stroller when she was hit and killed by the route nine bus. they say the baby believed to be six to eight months old is going to be okay. this all happened yesterday during rush hour traffic at 23rd and chestnut. >> the investigation will reveal what happened there. i don't know if he stepped out across the light or if the bus driver was in the right. i don't know. >> the victim died at the scene. no one on the bus was hurt. >>> and update now on breaking news, authorities say only five people survived a plane crash in columbia. they also confirm that the plane was caring members of a brazilian soccer team. take a look. these are pictures of the wreckage. you can she appears to be the plane snapped in half. ambulances arrived at nearby hospitals with the survivors, including at least one soccer player. charter plane had 81 people on board. the team was expected to play in a championship match just tomorrow. it is not clear w

a woman was hit and killed by a septa bus while she was pushing a baby in a stroller.all happened just before 7:00 at 23rd and chestnut in center city. police say the route nine bus was making a left onto 23rd when it hit the 64-year-old victim and dragged her several feet. authorities have not identified the woman's relationship to the seven to 10 month old infants that was in the stroller but we do know the baby was not hurt. >> ♪ >> president-elect donald trump is expected to announce more cabinet picks today. georgia representative tom price is in the running for health and human services secretary. the 62-year-old is a former orthopedic surgeon and a critic of the affordable care act. vice president elect mike pence addressed reporters as he was leaving trump tower in new york city yesterday. >> being back at it first thing in the morning and we'll have a number of very important announcements tomorrow. >> trump met with david petraeus. the retired general is being considered for secretary of state and there is word mitt romney will visit trump tower for a second

. >> reporter: septa bus driver glen allen says it was long enough. they come to an agreement you're happy with? >> i won't be able to determine that. we won't find out until the end of the week. >> reporter: but it's on the eve of election day, calming the nerves of customers stressing about getting to the polls. >> definitely so. that's my first stop. >> reporter: your first stop, the polls? >> yes, ma'am. >> glad it's over. everybody can get back to work, everybody can vote. >> reporter: now, septa is offering a credit voucher to those who were unable to use their transpasses during the strike. they must be used on future transpass purchases. reporting live in center city, christie ileto. jim. >> thank you, christie. of course, traffic and transit reports will take on an extra urgency tomorrow with the first full morning commute since the septa strike ended. of course it is also election day. so action news will be on the half hour earlier than normal beginning at 4 a.m. so we can help you navigate the morning rush hour. still to come on action new

that means detours on 14 septa bus routes.ule for the holiday. turkey trot closing down street in marlton, stay on 70 no problems there. enjoy your turkey, maybe a trot, as well. >> let's trot outside to meteorologist david murphy with the latest from accuweather, good morning. >> reporter: tam we have mostly cloudy skies and a couple of bright patches. storm tracker 6 live double scan there shall showers inching into chester county. they appear to be heading to the parade route, hopefully folks brought along umbrellas. 42 degrees in philadelphia. 38 in allentown. this afternoon mostly cloudy skies a high of 54 degrees and a spotty shower at times. tomorrow, clouds sunny breaks, 56. maybe a sprinkle later in the day. sunny breaks saturday, high of 54 dry for temple at night, dry for monday night football. >> that's it for us, i'm tamala edwards. stick around in just a moment it will be time for the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. have a great thanksgiving!