but again, we can tell you that septa police found the boys and their parents and police are working with social services to deal with the situation. but still, very, very shocking indeed. >> yes, especially because of how young they were. dave kinchen, thank you so much. >>> 4:07. candles anteriores. family and friends gather to remember a local teen killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> vigil held for the pennsauken high. dozen gathered at mcgraw park in camden to remember him, they held candles anibal ons in his memory. killed trying to cross route 130, 40 year old susan highlands, was identified, after her 19 year old neice passenger in the car called 911 and turned in her aunt. police say hi land was hiding out at a home near 29th and clinton in camden when police tried to arrest her, she tried to run. his brother leaded vigil. >> on the ground 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's not in pain. he is not down there. he is up in heaven next to g

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, on this wednesday morning, the villanova wildcats just days away from their big final four match up. the team hoping to clinch a win against oak home al this saturday night. >> jennifer joyce is at villanova where the team will take off for houston at some point today. hi,

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.

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 fiveren 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" 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

tonight, septa police tell us they have found the boys and their parents and are helping them with social services. our bruce gordon spoke to septa riders about this stunning vid video. >> reporter: video posted on facebook apparently by the passenger who shot the footage and was the target of some of the abuse lasts just a minute and a half. long enough to make you wonder what's happened to our society. >> bleep. bleep. >> reporter: we've bleeped every f bomb and n word uttered. we showed the unedited footage to frequent septa riders the look on their faces gives you some idea of what they saw. >> are you serious they're just kids. >> oh, my god! >> wow! >> septa officials tell us an adult female caregiver boarded the mark frankford el with several young children at second and market around 7:30 last thursday night. the children are seen running a muck, swearing at fellow passengers, spitting at the adults around them in the case of one tiny terror, punching the videographer in the groin while screaming insults. all as the adult caregiver makes a feeble attempt to stop the chaos. >> watc

very well to shoot it out, that officer is quickly and quietly telling people to 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. >> the 70 year old suspect in this case is now facing a number of charges, including attempted murder. 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 th

will shine the light on the police that aren't acting properly. >> reporter: 70-year-old suspect in this case is now facing a number of charges including attempted murder. at septa natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> and philadelphia's frankford neighborhood tonight police say a man if his 20's was stabbed several times in the chest on oxford avenue. then as he tried to get away from his attacker he was hit by an suv on folk rod street that suv then fled the scene. the man later died at the hospital. police are searching for suspe suspects both in the stabbing and also the driver of the car that left the scene. >>> a section of a building being demolish comes crashing down on to street in old city and schoolbus was in the wrong place at the wrong time. "eyewitness news" at fifth and race streets. crews were demolishing the former whitman chocolate factory when chunks of falling debris hit a tree and a schoolbus that was driving by. moments before the incident the bus was full of students headed to the national constitution center. officials say the construction site had all the required permits also a safety plan approved bite licenses and inspections depa

what you are about to see but the video has been shared more than a thousand times and septa's police chief says it is outrageous. the language is so offensive, we cannot broadcast it. the alleged aggressors so young we cannot show you their faces. >> when you watch that video, as a parent and as a human being, your alarmed to the well than being of those children. >> reporter: video from an incident evening of march 24th that shows who police say are four boys likely just six to seven years old, cursing, hitting and at the one point even spitting at a passenger. police say kids got on at second and market and got off at york and dolphin which is about when you hear other passenger asked the adult with the group, if she's going to interest convenient. the alleged victim patrick coyle posted video on facebook and said he started recording after the kid apparently slapped another woman. tuesday, we showed to it some passengers on the market el line. >> i'm taken back, you know, we live in baltimore and, you know certainly we have our share of criminal stuff but i have never seen anythin

the video is going viral and septa police are looking for the children in this video. we had to turn down the audio because the language used is not acceptable for tv. brandon hudson talked to septa and joins us live to explain what happened on that train. brandon? >> reporter: we heard from the chief a little more than an hour ago. called the behavior outrageous and asking for help to find out who these children are and help get them counseling. the chief asked us not to blur the faces of the children in this video because -- but because they are under 18 years old we're choosing not to reveal identities. we hope the details including location and time can help. the chief says this happened at a septa stop on york street in north fill fail round 7:45 last thursday. three of the five yelleds profanities and racial slurs at the man recording. one punched and spit at him. 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

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

. >> reporter: septa police remained on the scene hours later. a group of teens were fighting each other and as police tried to break it up they began throwing items at officers. >> with the warmer weather we were anticipating something may be breaking, and it is usually neighborhood disputes, or issues that are occurring in the school. >> reporter: even septa a police chief nestle tweeted the youth of our city are off the hook in center city. >> it happens all the time. it doesn't surprise me it happens all the time. >> i walk here every day and i don't want to get in the street fight with 100, 13 years old. i don't want that at all. >> reporter: others say this spotlights a deeper issue. >> a majority of our young people don't have nothing to do after 3:00 o'clock. you don't have study hall like you used to. you don't have different things that will bring the attention back to our young people. >> reporter: and septa police say parents also need to be accountable, officers are out here every afternoon, of course, they will be thomas it will be w

septa police wanted to see if the kids were safe and if they needed professional help.his is a video of a group of potty mouthed kids firing insults to a person recording them on the market frankford line last thursday. four boys and a girl traveling with a woman. the mother of two of the boys, eight and 10, says she's embarrassed. >> i just want to apologize to everybody that seen that video. i want to apologize to the man that went through that. >> reporter: yesterday "action news" aired unblurred video to help identify the kids. tips from "action news" helped police find the two families of the children. >> we want to get them help. this is not a case where it's 6:00 a.m. some day we're going to be busting down a door and dragging that many out in little handcuffs. it's just not going to happen. >> reporter: the father of the 11 and seven-year-old boys and the eight-year-old girl said he's not surprised about the kids' language but he is angry at the children for their behavior. he also blames the person recording them telling us his kids were egged on. >> you know,

. >>> septa police are trying to identify a group of young children that drove the market frank ford l last thursday. the video shows the children behaving in an unspeakable manner and police say the kids need help. live in center city is "action news" reporter, dann cuellar. >> reporter: no sooner was the video aired on "action news" and the septa police began giving tips. it's hard to watch the young children cursing and hitting and spitting at people on the train. they hope to identify them and get them professional help. >> the video shows five children on the market l on march 24th. four boys and a young girl using foul language. >> the boys were very vocal and physical and it's frightening to see someone that young act in that manner to an adult. >> police say the children and woman got on a train at 2nd and market and got off at the york dolphin station at 7:47 p.m. police have no idea what relation the woman has to the children. >> not to jump to conclusion about the woman with the children, maybe a social worker or a caretaker or babysitter. >> normally "action news" would no

now, septa police wanted to talk to them. they tracked down the parents and they offered them social services. live in center city, nbc 10 news. >>> out of west philadelphia tonight, a 14-year-old boy shot in the back around 9:30. extremely critical condition right now. police tell us the teenager was shot on north 60th street and so far no arrests. >>> new at 11:00, three people hurt when a house in northeast philadelphia went up in flames. nbc 10 in the air and on the ground at the home in the fox chase section of town. the homeowner said the fire started in the back of the house as everyone got ready for bed. she thinks it was electrical in nature. >>> new information on a fire that torched several trailers in delaware. we have the live aerials in the 5:00 newscast and tonight we've learned someone intentionally started this fire that damaged five trailers inside the trailer park. that's not all. firefighters say someone also disabled the fire hydrants and that caused a delay. a firefighter was burned and in good condition

and the arrest was caught on tape, on the body cameras of septa police. ronald gram faces attempted murder charges. >> and, all three philly teams in the march madness tournament play their round one games today. villanova plays unc ashville, temple plays iowa, and st. joe's takes on cincinnati. day one of the tournament is in the books. get result right now, check your bracket at cbs cbsphilly.c. >> 4:50, time for check on your business news, with mine watch's hena daniels, up at the new york stock exchange for us, hanna, hearing that google is announcing a new venture watch are they getting into here? >> reporter: good morning, erika. joining bing on streaming service, now, google has criticized the program before. it was concerned that t-mobile was slowing down the speed of video stream. certainly customers are allowed to stream movie and tv services without it counting against their data usage. erika? >> hena, also, this is big executive from the pharmaceutical company, big story under fire for drastically raising the price after life saving drug, a l

and while our usual policy is to blur the faces of minors, we have at the request of septa police triedo blur these images so that those who know the kids might recognize them. we'll explain why in a moment. we showed the unedited version to frequent septa passengers facial expression tell part of the story. >> oh, my god! >> wow! >> septa officials tell us an adult female caregiver board the the market frankford el with five youngsters four boys an girl at second and market around 7:30 last thursday night. the children are seen running a muck. swearing at, spitting at, and punching fellow riders. all as the add dull caregiver tries in vain to reign them in. >> watch your mouth. >> when you see that kind of behavior what does that tell you about what's going on in their home? >> oh, well, obviously it's a free for all. don't you it. >> they have get that from somewhere and unfortunately it's probably from home. >> live starts at a young age and if the parents don't start the right thing at that age, then they grow up to be the wild animals that he see taking over the city of philadelphi

we do know that septa police did sit down with the parents and the children and did interview them.s not clear if they interviewed the person who was recording that video and again they say that this is still an ongoing investigation. for now reporting lively in olde city, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." tamala. >> all right, annie, thank you for that. >>> it is 5:05 and police in mercer county, new jersey, are looking for two men who robbed, beat and tied up a 92-year-old woman. this happened on manor drive in ewing sometime between monday night and yesterday morning. investigators say the suspects broke into the woman's home while she was asleep and demand money. they tied her up with appliance cords and dragged her down to the basement. a friend noticed that her door was opened and called police. they discovered the woman badly beaten but conscious. she's now in the hospital in guarded condition. neighbors say they cannot imagine why anyone would want to hurt an elderly woman. >> she's quiet. she keeps to herself. she used to belong to the garden club. >> one thing if yo

locally septa's police chief tweeted that passengers should call 911 if they see anything suspicious.s from philadelphia to belgium. all flights to and from the brussels airport are now canceled. >> nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia international airport talking to passengers. matt, what are they telling you? >> tracy and vai, some of them have international flights and they're not cancelling their plans. what we can tell you, we have calls out to the folks here at the airport, officials trying to find out if there's going to be increased security as a result of what's happening overseas. so far we have not heard anything back yet. i can tell you that the new york police department, the nypd is telling nbc news they are in the process of ramping up security for mass transit, bridges and tunnelsç as well as city landmarks. as tracy and vai just mentioned there's a flight from brussels to philadelphia, american airlines flight 751. that flight has been canceled as have all the flights in and out of brussels this morning. again, we've been talking with some of the passengers

. >> well, you may have noticed septa police wearing body cameras recently. one of those cameras captured the arrest after man wanted for a shooting inside a north philadelphia restaurant. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us how that arrest went down. >> the body camera images are have i ily clear capturing the moment a shooting suspect is captured on a septa bus. >> we got 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 gram. 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 forged the bus quickly evacuate g riders and calmly taking the wanted man who was sleeping at the time into custody. >> he's prime an attempt murder suspect who very well may be armed and very well be willing to shoot it out. that office is her quickly and quietly telling people get off. >> 289 septa police

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, becaus

law enforcement officers were armed with high powered weapons as well and septa police were in full force knowing attacks in brussels and targeted a metro station. and some travelers we talked with are on edge. >> it makes me think they can do the same thing there. they didn't go to security they did it at the front of the airport. >> if you see something suspicious and hairs on the back of your neck stand up we want to know. >> little leery but business has to go on. >> tragedy. my heart goes to the victims that died and even the ones that survived. i can't imagine the trauma they must feel right now. my heart and prayers go out to them, believe me. >> i was nervous when a heard it on the news this morning. then you have to just go on. you have to do the things you have to do. and pray that all this ends. >> speaking of security you may not be able to see them now. there is a k-9 unit making round here as people are checking in for international flights at the international terminal at phl. we can also tell you that there are no flights scheduled to leave or come into -- or go out from b

we'll take a look at the controversy ahead in big talkers. >> but first at 4:30 septa police are makingt increasing safety for both officers and passengers. the move comes as a result of an internal investigation into a violent confrontation that happened. christie ileto joins us live with the details. >> according to the officers repeatedly telling him to put his hands behind your back, put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: septa police chief nestel breaking down the findings surrounding this october incident caught on surveillance cameras. of a septa officer forced to tase omar lopez at the huntingdon station. the officer tried to break up an altercation between lopez and another man when police say lopez turned other officer. >> at one point mr. lopez punched the officer and grabbed at the officer's gun belt and at this point the officer used his taserly he deployed the taser 10 times all for less than five seconds as a matter of fact six of those times were for one second. >> reporter: an autopsy report says an overdose of the drug pcp killed lopez and not the taser shocks h

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. autop

a good samaritan stops the man from jumping on the tracks until police come. septar riders used the yellow emergency boxes to call for help. >> breaking news in delaware county. 36-year-old woman's co-workers found her dead at an apartment complex. police say somebody has murdered her. investigators say marquis ya benson was lying in a tub beaten and possibly strangled. someone had ransacked her apartment complex on south avenue. detectives are still on the scene. so far no arrests. >>> take look at those ankle tattoos they may seem normal except they're on young children. police say their mom not only encouraged it but she told them to 60 up and don't whine if it hurt. >> and the children are all younger than 13 years older. police near houston texas say it went down monday when the three children went to their mom's house after school. the kids told police their mom told them they were getting tattoos and not to cry. officers say her boyfriend's brother did the tattoos making it worse that guy is a registered sex offender. when the children's dad came to pick them

septa police say they've track down the families of the children, but it doesn't make this video any believe every offensive word they uttered over the next minute and a half. septa officials tell us an adult female caregiver boards dollars the market frank for el with several young children at second and market around 7:30 last night. the children are seen swearing, using racial slurs, and spitting at fellow passengers, one even punch person who is recording all of this in the groin. >> to be able to tell these kids are headed down a bad path. >> wow. when i see the video i'm just in shock. so we have a doctor here, doctor gallagher, educating al psychologies, the nature every what's going on here, were you surprised when you saw this video. >> what these young boy show is they're completely under socialized, this is inapropriate behavior. the caretaker should have rained in these kids, ultimately this is learned at home in the family. so there is something that is not happening in the behavior of these kids, the ability to restrain themselves, to act responsely in public setting. >

septa police released this body camera video today after graham's arrest last week. lice say a septa employee recognized graham from the video and they say they were also very familiar with him because he made many complaints about septa to customer service. graham faces charges of attempted homicide. to night arrest more than two years in the making. it all start the in this house in february of 2014 where police say someone murdered three people execution style. police say several key pieces of evidence helped them crack the case. fox 29's dawn timmeney explains the big break. there was nothing simple about this investigation. >> reporter: the philadelphia district attorney's office says the evidence pointed to quadir jeffreys as one of two gunmen hyped a two-year-old triple murder i.murder. >> three kill in the home invasion. >> they were shot execution style. they were shot point blank range in their heads. >> reporter: investigators say because witnesses were unwilling to cooperate they had to call for an investigating grand jury to build their case against jeffr

." >>> septa's police chief says riders can be their best line of defense when it comes to reporting suspicious activity. the chief says the public should follow this see something, say something policy. >> no bag is unattended on a flat form, on a train, on a bus. we want to know right away. we will respond to clear that bag. >> the chief says septa police is coordinating its security efforts with amtrak and philadelphia police. with some of the busiest airports in the world new york city has stepped up its security. we'll have a full report to show you how the city is prosecting residents and tourists. >> canadians are remembering former rod ford. he died today. he was elected in 2010 but revellations about drinking and illegal drug use shattered his work. a cancer diagnosis forced him out of the 2014 mayor's race but he was elected as he continues to battle the disease. he was just 46. >> president obama is headed to argentina after a trip to cuba. a short time ago the president and first lady said goobl to recall castro. then they boarded air force one. president obama attended a

septa's thorndale line. check before you go. vai? >> new from overnight, policeare looking for a shooter who gunned down a man in west philadelphia. mercy hospital called police after a car dropped off a wounded man there. the vick was shot in the head, chest and arm. he was transferred to presbyterian hospital where he's in critical condition. the police chased the shooting to south cecil street. investigators are not sure if the shooting happened inside or outside that home. meantime, a teen is fighting for his life after being shot in the back last night. >> overnight we asked police for an update. they're telling us they're looking for surveillance video. they do know he was shot with a semiautomatic gun. monique braxton is live in west philadelphia with more. what have we been able to find out, monique? >> detectives tell us they do know multiple shots were fired but aren't clear if the teen was the intended target. a manhunt is under way for the gunman at this hour. we've also learned the teen is in extremely critical condition after having had surgery. wit

. >>> video captures chaotic kids wreaking havoc on board a septa "l" train. police track down their parents who are talking about the video that went viral. >>> hitting the road. today's the day villanova heads to houston ahead of their final four showdown but not before fans get a chance to send them off in astyle. >>> we're off to a chilly start, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. a live look at 69th street terminal in upper darby. we're right around normal for this time of year. 4:00 a.m., good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. if this is right around normal, we've been spoiled. >> we have. today we'll feel normal. march temperatures which means this morning we're running 10 to 17 degrees cooler than yesterday. 14 degrees chillier in northeast philadelphia which has most of the area in the 30s and some spots below freezing. look at pottstown and doylestown, 30 degrees right at the freezing mark for wrightstown. while wilmington is 36, south philadelphia, 5th and whar

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. the pontiac fled, have not been table track down the car since. police do have license plate that far car they say it is a delaware plate, a temporary tag, they've run that plate several times through several state. they have not been able to come u

septa police officers were out in full force at stations across the city, too. knowing the attacks in brussels also target add metro station, where several people were killed there in the central part of the city. some travelers we talked with were certainly on edge. >> they think they can do the same thing here, this time they didn't do it at security, this did it in front. airport. >> if you see something suspicious, the hairs of the back of your neck stand up, we want to know. >> sometimes they come in bunches. so business got to go on. >> what a tragedy. my heart goes out to all of the victims who died, even the ones who survived it all. i can't imagine the tram a -- trauma they must be feeling right now. my hearts and prayers go out to them, believe me. >> i was a little nervous when i heard it on the news this morning, but then you have to just go on. and do the things that you have to do and just pray that all of this ends. >> back here live at philadelphia international airport, and the international terminal, no flights to or from brussels are expected

what you are about to see but the video has been shared more than a thousand times and septa's police. the language is so offensive, we cannot broadcast it. the alleged aggressors so young we cannot show you their faces. >> when you watch that video, as a parent and as a human being, your alarmed to the well than being of those children. >> reporter: video from an incident evening of march 24th that shows who police say are four boys likely just six to seven years old, cursing, hitting and at the one point even spitting at a passenger. police say kids got on at second and marke

. >> reporter: that's what septa police chief thinks about officers wearing body cameras. he wears one every day as do the rhett of his 255 officers. now, mayor jim kenney wants 800 philadelphia police officers outfitted with cameras at a cost of $1.1 million. >> it's the wave of the future. we have the pilot as you know in the 22nd district and it's gone well. >> when you graduate now from the academy, we give you a gun, a badge and a body camera. >> reporter: the city tested the cameras in a six-month pilot program in north philadelphia's 22nd district. more cameras are on the way and so is a policy for using them. >> it's for everybody. it's for both the police and the public. it serves so many purposes. >> reporter: these are ups matches captured by septa police body camera. the chief says the cameras are a great tool that provide key evidence in criminal cases. it can record officers enter actions with the public. >> we're using them internal investigations, we're showing that, you know, what somebody said occurred didn't occur. >> eye i think it's necessary for cops t

septa police want to find anyone involved in this fight at 30th street station. two men argue, one punched the other guy not once in the face but look at this. twice. it's about to happen there. the guy was knocked out cold. the video posted online. it's not known exactly when the fight happened. >>> a scare at a community center. a car plowed into the wayne bryant center this afternoon. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. sky force 10 captured the scene. >> president obama said no topic was left off the table with talks with raul castro. he pressed the cuban leader on human rights issues and castro called on him to lift more restrictions from cuba. president obama's first full day began with a wreath laying at one of the most important monuments. following that he walked to the revolutionary palace where he was officially welcomed by president raul cass stroxt following a brief review of the troops the leaders moved behind closed doors for talks described as productive by president obama. >> our growing engagement with cuba is guided by one goal, advancing the

septa police arrest the man at broad and girard. police believe he attacked him after asking for money. >>> philadelphia housing authority will bring down two highrise buildings at 23rd and jefferson in an hour and a half from now. it's part of a revitalization plan for the neighborhood. trish hartman has more. >> reporter: two buildings will be imploded to make way for 1200 new apartments and low-cost town homes. in an effort to reduce crime by getting rid of highrises. >>> you put people on top of each other, concentrated poverty. you have difficult with security, you have difficulty managing and maintaining the properties. >> reporter: this person lives nearby and notices the difference in the buildings. >>> no drug sales. >> reporter: they use a small amount of explosives to weaken the structure and let gravity do the west. >>> it's a safe process. >> reporter: folks who live adjacent to the implosion site will be asked to leave their homes by 5:00 a.m., the people who live in the red section are in the dust zone and encouraged

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 hour. the trains have not run for the last 12 hours. let's roll video last night the whole story behind

police cleared the bus before walking up to ronald graham whom officers found sleeping. septamployee recognized him from video and graham has made many complaints about septa to customer service. >> he apparently calls customer service and he's 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. >> angry rider. prosecutors have charged graham with attempted homicide and other offenses. earlier in the month he shot an employee at a north philadelphia church's chicken because he was angry after the employee was cleaning near him. >>> it's a picture so offensive we're choosing to blur it. ♪ >> i never thought in a million years it would ever be my scho school. >> if you saw what these kids shirts really said you may have trouble understanding how anyone would think this is okay. the big fallout they're facing tonight. >> announcement you don't often hear from a local school district. officials want to hire hundreds of people. the story be

. >> next on "nbc 10 news" at 6, the passenger dies during a struggle with septa police. tonight why one officer was cleared and another suspended. >>> also hugs and tears. nbc is there as airmen return from the front line. >>> the eagles' off-season signing last year, this year the defensive player is on his way out of town. tonight the trade details. >>> trading long sleeves for short sleeves. and shorts. going to be close to record breaking highs this week. >>> new information tonight on an investigation into a septa officer who tasered a man 10 times trying to make an arrest, that man died less than an hour after he was in handcuffs. omar lopez was caught on video struggling with the officer for eight minutes at the huntington station. the officer used a stun gun 10 times. the investigation revealed the officer's actions were within department guidelines. >> at one point mr. lopez punched the officer and grabbed at the officer's gun belt. the officer repeatedly warned mr. lopez to comply and put his hands behind his back and if he refused he was going to be tased. mr.

. >>> septa police add parents need to take responsibility to prevent teenage violence. >>> a tina wheelchair is critically injured shot in west oak lane section. it was one of four shootings and one stabbing yet another violent night in the city. someone opened fire on the 18-year-old lime kiln pike. in the powellton section, one was injured. gunfire along 2800 block of huntington street was deadly. a 27-year-old man was killed. police chased down and caught two suspects a few blocks away. >>> it's been warm these last two days, it is not uncommon for more people to be out on the highway and unfortunately and tragically we've had a large number of shootings. police are doing a good job investigate the shootings an making arrests and hopefully we clear them all quickly. >>> in west kensington a 21-year-old woman was stabbed in the chest on east willard street she is in stable condition this morning. >>> atlantic city officials plan to bring bus loads of city residents to testify against the state takeover of the city. the mayor said it would strip system citizens of their constitutional right

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

are looking for the kids but after our report aired at 4:00, the septa police chief tweeted that tips started streaming in and they are now on the way to what they believe is the family's home. >> 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. >> the police chief says riders should be concerned this is an ongoing problem because it is just an isolated incident. it is not an ongoing problem we should say. >>> well, it's the wind that will not let up today. nbc 10 in center city where the flags were taking a beating and people walking out there forced to deal with a second straight day of strong wind gusts. this has the flags flapping. live picture here from center city. nbc 10's glenn "hurricane" schwartz joining us. how long is this wind going to stick around? >> just another couple of hours, got to wait for the sun to go down and then the wind will go down. this is cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it's windy there too president it's been windy across

. >>> septa police have identified five young children seen cursing and hitting train passengers in this viral social media video. officials circulated the video from the market frankford line trying to get the families some help. "action news" spoke with the passengers and they apologized for their behavior. and one father says that the person video taping them was actually egging them on. >> lets take a live look from center city, bright and milder with less wind today and even warmer temperatures are coming. david murphy has more on that from the "action news" big board. >> reporter: sure thing, you just showed it to us on sky 6 hd, a good looking day, the closest cloud cover is out in pittsburgh and if we see anything it will be high and thin and scattered. after a chilly start where most neighborhoods were notice 30s and 20s in some cases. 33 in reading and 48 cooler down by the cool ocean water. the best thing of all is the wind. it's not nearly as strong as it has been the last day and a half. only a 9 miles per hour wind in philadelphia right now. this is jendly coming up from th

. >>> we're now getting an inside look at how septa police arrested the man accused of shooting a church's chicken employee. police say a tip led them to find ronald graham sleeping on a route 23 bus last week. surveillance video shows septa officer quietly evacuating passengers off that bus. body cam video shows the at rest from another perspective. >> one of our tactic california officers has his phone in his hand and he is looking at the picture of ronald graham and when they take his hat off he looks and says that is it, and you can try to fake it the but you will not get the away witt. >> the 70 year-old graham is due in court tomorrow for a status hearing on a mental healthy valuation. >>> a septa passenger is called a hero tonight for helping to stop a man who allegedly slashed a fellow passenger takey brower was heading to work when he heard screams and saw a man police identified as edward gay allegedly brandishing a knife and screwdriver. a 17 year-old passenger had already been slashed in the throat. brower knew he had to act quick and fast. >> i said listen man, i don't movie d

. >> reporter: sara septa's police chief says that security is beefed up at all the major septa locations across the city and the suburbs. live at 30th street station, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of the belgium attacks continues at 6abc.com, you'll find the latest updates as they come in, we have posted photos and videos from the aftermath and reaction from world leaders. >>> meanwhile president obama reacted to the terror attacks in brussels, speaking in cuba he said the u.s. will do everything necessary to bring the attackers to justice. marcy gonzales is live in havana, cuba, with more on what the president said and as his historic visit continues. >> reporter: hi rick, he was speaking at the national theater here behind me and talked about the trade embargo and other issues impacting people here after briefly touching on today's terror attacks. >> president obama in havana makes history here again giving a nationally televised speech to the people first adding the attacks in brussels. >> the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of