it's a sunny afternoon here at sheraton stadium. there's the toss. springfield with the toss and elects to receive. sheraton will kick off. bud: hey telula, can you hear it? betty: yes, i can hear it. ted: and here we go, carmichael kicking off for sheraton. and he comes up to meet the ball. boots it and it's a high one going down the field, coming down the three yard line and davids takes it. jim: this just came for you, delivered from the drug store. betty: i didn't order anything. ted: springfield comes out of the huddle. warren is wide and the ball is about to be snapped. here it is with davis fading back to the endzone he throws a long forward pass at merle orkin and orkin has it! bud: muley did it, he got it! ted: he's off for the races, he's on the forty yard line, down to the thirty yard line, and there two of the sheraton tigers are after him. as he runs down he goes to the twenty yard line to the ten yard line, and he continues over for a touchdown! bud: how do you like that? guy went all the way! i told you that guy's great! listen to the

for now we're live here at the sheraton.th jones, nbc10 news. >> for those of you at home i know you need to know what to go next. tap the nbc10 app for our septa survival guide. take it with you during your commute for updated information on which lines are running, which lines aren't. we will be monitoring the negotiations throughout the night and will bring you any updates just as soon as they happen. >>> right now, new at 11:00, changing lives in philadelphia. volunteers are helping the homeless in an unexpected way. >> it's a gesture designed to help people look good and feel good. nbc10's brandon hudson with the story. >> reporter: on a beautiful, sunny day in logan square, donald lawson is getting a new look at no cost. >> this is the only time we, as homeless people, get together. >> reporter: lawson was one of several homeless men who got a free haircut thanks to abby anderson. >> that's all they want is, you know, to be visible instead of invisible. >> reporter: anderson provides free cuts for the homeless through

negotiations start back here at sheraton in center city philadelphia later today. we are reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" rahel and jim, back to you. >>> with buses, subways, trolleys not running in philadelphia the the strike created grid lock getting to work and going home yesterday just a complete nate mayor. septa says picketers prevented regional rail workers from accessing their trains so taxis and ride shares were busy helping people to get where they need to go. >>> with septa strike creating grid lock bicycle coalition of the the greater philadelphia is encouraging commute tours bike this strike. it is maintaining additional bike parking in the city and volunteers are also municipal services building on jfk boulevard to help bicyclist to get through on the bike. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for latest developments. we have information on how to get around if the strike continues on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> 5:37. in business news, how much it will cost you to see world series game number seven, in person. >> i bet it is

talks are expected to resume sometime later in the day here again at the sheraton. live in center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you anney. >>> developing this morning, philadelphia firefighters rescued two young children fighting through flames in olney to get to them to save their lives. they were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene with the overnight details. what do we know katherine? >> reporter: tam, the two children were trapped on the second floor of the home when firefighters found them and rescued them. they were taken to the hospital in critical condition. we are told this morning they remain in critical condition. fire crews were on the scene throughout the evening. now a police vehicle sits outside the home as the investigation continues on the 300 block of east sheldon street in olney. firefighters were called out around 9:45 p.m. and here within 4 minutes. 9 fire commissioner said there was heavy smoke inside the home all the way down to the floor. during the course o

>> reporter: i'm sorry, folks here here were the sheraton. sort of looking back and trying to watch as they project states as you are back at the station as well. once again here i think they are -- they're feeling good about mcginty as you just said it's tightening a little bit. there are parts of the state apparently that have not come in that be likely to be mortar favorable to the republicans and trump here. there is some growing concern about mcginty once again i can't sort of stress this enough. they are certainly concerned about the national ticket and about hillary clinton. so this is sort of the democrats here all gathered these are the statewide democrats. the big guns are here wolf and casey and kenney from philadelphia. interesting, senator casey just got up and normally you'd think the senator from pennsylvania a democrat here at a democratic gathering would psych the crowd up and say we're going to win this thing let's to gore it. he didn't do that. he thanked everybody for their efforts and stepped aside i think it's indicative

the talks between the union and septa had to be halted overnight because the power went out in the sheraton headlights where they were holding the negotiations. both sides went to their respective headquarters and mediator went back and forth and they were able to make progress. septa said union members have to pay $120 more a month for healthcare. the chairman would not giving specifics to us this morning, but he would say that they needed to go to the union and both sign before staying that this agreement is done. >> i think we have agreement in principle, without dwight evans, i think we would probably be sitting around. dwight was a catylist in getting this done, our jobs on staff did a magnificent job and you have to thank willie, willie did the right thing he wanted a settlement, it's great for our riders. >> there you hear the chairman talking about all the people who were part of the negotiations naming union boss willie brown and taking about state lawmakers and members of septa, as well, trying to get the deal done working throughout the night. you remember on friday there was an

here at the sheraton we can physical you both sides are continuing to talk. both septa management and the twu local 234 union. no deal yet though. let's go to video right now we can tell you congressman bob brady is now involved in the talks as he often gets involved on labor issues. septa management says that things are moving along but a union spokesperson tells me septa is giving them quote a quarter inch here and a quarter inch there rather than an inch by inch movement. so the union spokesperson says things are moving much slower than they could be and that is that isn't so encouraging to many commuters we spoke with include as kindergartner named william. >> it took me twice as long to get to school this morning. >> it took you twice as long to get to school this morning. >> um-hmm. >> what did you think about th that. >> that was much traffic. >> it takes 15 minutes to get to school. it took us half an hour, um 40 minutes straight through center city. >> this too shall pass. >> it's not our fault they're having issues so i don't know why we have to suf

first we are at the sheraton as they are setting up. over 3,000 volunteers are still out and still will be until the polls close to knock on doors making phone calls. there is a different party at will be watching the returns. different from the complication. kasich, made no secret his feelings were donald trump, his former rival, spoke to thehe director of the trump campaign said should not read too much into that and other reason for having separate parties. >> the key to our success in ohio has been the 80 eights county chairs coupled trump chairs and thousands of volunteers >> and knock on doors making phone calls, they deserve victory, that's we want to celebrate with. that's what we'll be taking place. everybody of your celebrating. exciting night for the gop, no republican candidate has won th white house without caring ohio. gop inin cuyahoga county. cuyahoga county gop, predicting a strong trump or clinton. stick it in the party set up. republicans will gather to watc the election results. it is one of the large tvs, set up as

these talks are stopping right now but they do expect to start backup here at sheraton in center cityl later today. septa officials releasing a statement overnight saying steady progress is being hade in these negotiation bus no agreement in place just yet. look at the video, septa and local 234 resume negotiations late yesterday after 5,000 members of the transport workers union went on strike earlier in the day. the strike, now in day number two has sidelined septa buses, trolleys, subways leaving hundreds of thousands scrambling to find other ways in and around the city for work and school. main sticking points in these negotiations are work rules, health care benefits but, of course, biggest issue is pensions. hourly em lease will reportedly want the opportunity to contribute fully to a personal pension plan which is what they are told is supervisors are allowed to do. congressman bob brady was is here last night to help move negotiation as long and he tells "eyewitness news" that the two side have been talking through a mediator and no middle ground has been found just yet but at

. >> "action news" reporter annie mccormick is lie in front of the sheraton in center city.t is where septa officials and union leaders have had no luck hashing things out. they're supposed to to be back t the table but it's not clear if and when we'll see any progress. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. at last check there was nothing yet determined about what time they will go back to the table. last night shortly after midnight the president of local 234 the transit workers union said that they were open to negotiate throughout the early morning hours but at last check with a septa spokesperson there were no new negotiations overnight. well, take a look at this video. this is video of picketers at bustleton and benner. 4700 plus local tw u2 34 members stopped work on the job around 12:01. septa suggested the union work through the negotiations and past the midnight deadline but the president of local 234 willie brown said they had to draw a line though in the sand after two years of negotiations and that's why they are striking. when they said and vot

jeff cole live at the sheraton here in center city. >> thanks much jeff.shawnette wilson live at toomey election headquarters she's got much more friends than jeff does. >> reporter: well, toomey's camp also waiting to hear a word from katie mcginty just a moment ago, huge explosion of energy in this room here that had been quiet for most of the night barry davis got up on the announced pat toomey would be coming out the crowd rush the stage they were chanting and cheering bring out pat and and that they stopped short a little bit saying that katie mcginty had not conceded. somebody yelled from the crowd, come on katie, so they put the brakes on it but we're being told right now that pat too many me is deciding right now what he's going to do, what he's going to say and how they'll work that out. we're expecting at any moment that he's going to come out, get behind that podium you see behind me and give a victory speech the way it sounds like they're saying it will happen here. so the first site of him you'll see it first here. back to you. >> all right, s

the talks will resume sometime today at the sheraton. report be live from center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia firefighters rescued two young children fighting through flames to save their lives. they are in the hospital in critical condition. katherine scott is live at the scene with the details. >> reporter: tam, that's right, we heard from police the two young children remain in area hospitals in critical condition. crews were on the scene throughout the night and there's police vehicle positioned outside the row home in olney last night's fire. firefighters were called out to the 300 block of east sheldon street at 9:45 p.m. and placed the fire under control in 18 minutes. during the course of the fire fight firefighters found and rescued two children trapped on the second floor of the home. paramedics treated the children on the way to area hospitals. a toddler was taken to einstein with smoke the other child rescued to saint crifer -- christopher's, neighbors said the heavy smoke on the street and t

keep an eye on septa as well as sheraton hotel and activity inside and let you know what happens.ive for now, monique broxton, nbc 10 news. >>> now check in first alert traffic reporter francesca ruscio. >> delays, very quiet. it is the weekend. that could be different monday and tuesday into the election. cain line three, 11 minutes later. equipment problems. mindful this is the story and could continue. airline rail, issued a statement for shuttles postponed to melrose park station. the vehicle fire lower providence has cleared about two minutes ago, route 420, pawlings road overpass. be mindful of residual delays. rosemary, back to you. >> thanks, francesca. nbc 10 will follow developments on septa strike and the impact it's having on your commute. make sure you have nbc 10 app where you find septa strike survival guide to see what's running, not running and get latest news and updates on negotiation. >>> only two more days until election day and both candidates are going to be in pennsylvania again. hillary clinton announced rally in philadelphia working to get more informatio

live at the sheraton i'm jeff cole. back to you. >> thanks jeff. let's get shawnette wilson live at toomey election night headquarters. shawnette. >> reporter: well, lucy the scene is set for what pat toomey hopes will be a victory party at the end of the night. there are balloons in the ceiling, music is playing monitors are on and behind me you can see the stage and podium are set. no word on when he'll appear later this night. we can tell you our cameras caught up with him just before 7 o'clock this evening. here's video of pat toomey vote tag polling place in zionville. reporters asked him the question he refused to answer up until this evening would he vote for donald trump much we now know the answer is yes, that he did. here's what else he had to say about casting that vote. >> i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: why did you make that decision there this was a tough call for me and i wrestled with this for a long time and it was easy for mee know rule out hillary clinton for a variety of reasons and i was very public about how many i also

dave kinchen outside the sheraton where negotiates are trying to hammer out that deal. >> let's start with you, dave. some hints of some progress. >> reporter: yes, some interesting progress. we got a word from congressman bob brady usually in on these negotiations especially when things are pretty slow. he says that things are moving along and that both sides are close to deal. let's go to some video right now. we can tell you congressman bob brady tells us that he personally feels good about where things are. he says that this was of course much more encouraging than what the union had told us the transport workers union told us before 5:00 o'clock. a source with the union telling us that septa is offering them quote quarter inches instead of moving inch by inch but the congressman says that they are moving much closer together on this but they still have to get a deal together on pensions that's the big sticking point. here is the congressman. >> optimism. i'm optimism they're going to get it done. they're coming back to talk tonight. there was a proposal. they really went back to

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at the sheraton in center city where septa and the transport workers union are in talks again today. and randy, what have you learned? >> well denise, i got an update about ten minutes ago from congressman bob brady as he he was leaving the negotiations at the hotel. he tells me despite the threats of legal action, both sides are currently talking it out inside the sheraton in center city. but still no deal. they're trying to hammer out some economic issues and now as mentioned, this strike heading to a courtroom days before the election. >> the septa strike enters the weekend. now under the threat of legal action, septa urging a judge to end it. picketers say septa should focus on negotiating. >> i could care less about a lawsuit. we're out here because our jobs, our families, our dignity. >> yesterday septa lawyers argued the strike threatens the health and safety of citizens. >> we're not going to lie down. while we can't resolve this strike and just watch our passengers suffer. not going to do it. >> but the union's lawyer say there's no legal prec

for now reporting live outside of the sheraton, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."ack to you. >> all right, thank you, annie. >>> now let's switch on over to 69th street station in upper darby. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins joins us live along the norristown high speedline where many commuters are hitting a dead end this morning. >> reporter: well, normally that's right, normally this is a connecting point where people come in from the suburbs on suburban transit and then connect over to the city transit division particularly taking the market frankford el into the city. it's a big people mover. it is of course not running. now, the suburban system is running but again, city transit is not running. no service to the east here as they say. city transit is on strike. pickets are around the corner on victory lane. they walked out shortly there after midnight. they will tell you they understand they are going to impact a lot of people today but they say, you know, in the history of labor sometimes you have to withhold your labor and go on strike to trigger chan

negotiations are set to start backup in the sheraton in center city philadelphia later on today. i'm reporting live here and coming up we will look at where negotiations stand this morning, and how septa is now planning for a election day. >>> if you get in your car i'd probably hide it or there is a chance that the kitkat thief might take it from you. >> a kitkat thief. see handwritten note left on paper left behind, katie. >>> that is my favorite halloween candy, how could you resist. we are looking ahead to the weekend, guys and we are expecting some very quiet weather right the now, sunshine to start the weekend off and sunshine to wrap it up with a few additional cloud but notice temperatures they are on the cooler side and we are certainly going to see a big difference on the thermometer. we will tell >>> well, mobile three is live and out and about on this warm wednesday, it looks like it is stopped at a red light right now, katie says it will feel more like september then november but she's here to tell us when it will cool down again. we knew that was coming. good mornin

jeff cole, live at the sheraton.h, jeff cole. >>> so fox news channel has just called north carolina for donald trump. >> all right. let's listen in to shep smith at the fox broadcast center in new york. >> the rural has won the night and north carolina and it's 15 electoral votes go to trump. now what do we wait for? now we wait move importantly for the state of florida. remember, he's won ohio, he's won north carolina, he has to win florida. no doubt about it. you have to win florida before you go to try to pick off a blue state in the west. remember, it's not as if he's trying to hold something he's supposed to get out west. he's got to flip something he's not supposed to have or none of this matters. but you have to get to florida to get there. let's bring in kevin, founder of cake.com public relations digital and tieing firm based in florida. he lives in tallahassee with his family. worked with president obama's campaign in 2008. charlie christine down in florida. it was the belief of hillary clinton's polster t

. >>> our team coverage continues with annie mccormick live at the sheraton in center city. >> which is where negotiations between septa and union reps have been going on. we're told that the atmosphere between the two sides at least as of yet is tense. annie, there are a lot of questions on when we will see some progress. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. a lot of people waiting to see what will happen next if there is any progress. i can tell you according to a septa spokesperson i just talked to within the past 45 minutes there were no new negotiations overnight. now, shortly after midnight, the president of the local 234 transit workers union did say that they're opened to negotiating throughout the morning. septa also said they are ready and willing to go back to the table as well. well, take a look at this video. this is video, something you're going to see a lot across the city of striking workers at bustleton and benner. now more than 4700 local twu members stopped work on the job at 12:01. septa suggested the union work through the negotiations and past their

live at the sheraton hotel, jeff, what about the negotiation front? any progress there tonight?ne that i have heard so far, jim. i spoke with both sides told they are working through a mediator. the scheduled face to face negotiations were called off this afternoon after septa filed a emergency lawsuit to order workers back on the job. it didn't work. >> i think the judge was clear today there is no competent evidence. >> attorneys for the union praised the judge saying the septa strike is not causing a clear and present danger to fill delphiladelphiaens. >> the union maintains it's not that bad. >> people are finding alternate ways to get where thech to get. they are walking, riding bikes, leasing cars, sharing rides. >> we are not going to lie down and watch our passengers suffer. we are not going to do it. >> the strike stopped 900,000 transit rides a day leading to gridlock and long commutes as would be passengers find alternate ways to travel. >> you have to spend more time. get up early. >> let's get on the ball and get back to work. these people need to get around. >> the

last night i was there overnight when they began at the sheraton hotel in center city.he question today, are they talking? >> well, we are told that both sides are currently inside this sheraton hotel, but say they are not talking at this point, they are in discussions for the next couple of hours. at frankford station, subway operators, bus drivers are saying that -- >> they're refusing to even accommodate us or meet us halfway. >> reporter: but septa says that negotiators are ready to talk. the biggest sticking point, the employee pension plan, state and city leaders calling on both sides to make a fair deal. >> this is something that's bad for everybody and it has to end. >> we're urging them to continue to talk and continue to work on this and we understand that people are upset and they should be because it's very inconvenient. >> the last septa strike took six days, now concern this strike could impact election day, keeping voters away from the polls, septa will seek a court injunction ordering a halt to the strike on november 8. >> i'm not going to speculate on a

right there back live this is the sheraton hotel. that is where all of this negotiating has been happening. quite a few people have resorted to walking to work. i did reach out to the transport workers union a short time ago to get an update on where things stand. i'll be back at 11:30. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> traffic has been heavier than most mornings. let's get the latest now. starting off with the regional rails? >> we are seeing these updates coming in minute by minute, second by second. it is crazy out there. we are seeing delays on newark and 26 minutes delays for 521. these are the latest delays. a live shot at 76 around belmont avenue traveling from the vine. it has been a trend all morning. bumper to bumper traffic. now in the 50s but it is still going to be very delayed. upp upper hanover there is an accident. this is hill road and montgomery avenue. all of the roadways have been closed down because of this further accident investigation. we are seeing traffic being detoured as far back as route 100. this has been co

but we're keeping a very close watch on the sheraton hotel, that's where negotiations would take place, we'll have a live update coming up from randy gyllenhaal, he's also asking about the impact on election day. remember, nbc has you covered from the time you leave home until the time you return. when you wake up in the morning, we're on at 4:00 a.m. to help you get out the door so you can make it to work on time, or at least try, and when you leave the house, take the nbc 10 app with you, that's where you'll find our septa survival guide. >>> an eagle player has been arrested. >> a source within the camden county prosecutors office tells nbc 10 that marijuana and a gun were found in his car during a traffic stop. harris only had a permit to carry the gun in texas which wouldn't be legal in new jersey. huff has now been charged with unlawful possession of a weapon. huff of course has been with the eagles since 2014, he's been a key special teams player this season. the eagles released this statement saying, quote, we're aware of the incident today involving josh huff, at this point we

live for now outside the sheraton hotel in center city, monique braxton, nbc 10. >>> let's check in first alert traffic reporter francesca ruscio. >>> pretty smooth, delays cleaning out, chestnut hill east, 4768 running 20 minutes late but now looks good. earlier west trenton 5368 running 15 minutes but now good. airport shuttle being postponed between glenside and melrose park. we're watching another vehicle fire in philadelphia on parkside and belmont. see this traffic over here folks. behind it is where the traffic meets. not affecting traffic, so far looks good. rosemary, back to you. >> thanks, francesca. count on nbc 10 to follow developments on septa strike. we'll find septa strike survival guide. we'll let you know what's running and what's not. >>> this morning a man is dead after hit by septa train north high speed linebacker. struck near bryn mawr station near 6:30. no passengers or crew on board the train were injured. >>> now to decision 2016, a new "washington post" abc news poll has hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. you may remember at the start of the we

the meeting had to be halted because power went out in the sheraton where they were hole l holding the negotiations. through e-mail and meade yairmt going back and forth to both locations it was around 2:00 a.m., rumors of a deal began swirling. details of the deal have not been released just yet r yet. the latest proposal had salary increases. septa said union members will have to pay $120 more a month in healthcare. we're waiting to see when the agreement could be signed. however it is said to have contingency plans in place. even if they are to sign the agreement in the next hour or two, it will take septa to get to full service almost 16 hours. we'll have more for you in the next half-hour, that's where the deal stands right now. reporting live outside septa headquarters in center city. annie mccormick, back to you. >>> election day is tomorrow, tonight hillary will be joined by rock stars and other major democrats for a massive rally in front of independence hall. that means there are road closures that you have to deal with this morning. katherine scott is live a at independence

>> reporter: bus drivers stand outside with picket signs demanding a fair deal, while inside the sheraton hotel both sides are talking today. elected leaders are saying for two days that a deal is close. >> i have been hear that they're close, i know that they're close, i would like to see it get done. >> reporter: but on both sides the frustration grows, the union saying septa is playing games and the yuan -- septa plans to file an injunction in court to force workers back on the outbou job for the election. >> they want us to come off strike one day before the election. >> reporter: but here at the transportation hubs, the maintenance -- a number of picketers are still out here for day three of this strike. >> these are our co-workers. >> reporter: they want reformed pension plans, longer break times and affordable health care. >> so we need to take care of our families so we need to put our confidence right now in our union president. >> reporter: septa says that they did offer one big concession, they said they often offered an 8% increase in their pension fund. but at this point we s

that truck pulled into a parking lot right near the sheraton hotel there. they dajs. the guy who took off running from the scene he left his wallet behind. >>> also happening this morning new this morning the county sheriff's deputies investigating a deadly shooting in the hidden valley area south of maricopa. one man was found dead in a vehicle. deputies tracking footprints to a nearby home and made two arrests. what led up to that shooting. to the polls this morning iris. >> yeah. you will notice a few high clouds especially as we look off to the east and we'll start off with mostly clear skies because of some of those cloudy skies in the valley. temperatures are mild. we did drop into the 60s early this morning but we're back up to 73 at phoenix sky harbor. well warm today and warming up into the end >>> the count down is right here on your screen. there it is. less than two hours remain until the polls open up right here in our state. voters across the country already casting their ballots at this hour. >> hillary clinton won the day's first contest with eight res

again, they are expected to have talks resume sometime today again here at the sheraton where they have been holding those. again, it is day three of the strike. another thing that is mentioned in the septa statement is in regards to election day, saying they are going to do an injunction to make sure trr septa workers -- there are septa workers that it is moving on election day. >>> and channel 6 "action news." >> long lines are the no normal inside suburban station. day two of the septa strike was worst than the first day. uber and lyfte drivers are thrilled they are helping commuters get around. we have updates on our facebook and twitter pages since the strike started. >>> going ton to presidential politics, malone i -- trump is going to speak for the first time since the rnc. the speech is being run by milan i ia herself with the help of kelly and conway. >>> vice president joe biden is set to appear westbound pop star katie perry at a get out the vote concert at at the mann cenr on saturday. >>> 108-year-old drought is over, the chicago subs beat indians last night. there was a br

drew smith is live at the sheraton hotel. >> reporter: disagreements remain. side is blaming unaffordable demand, the other complaining about courtroom involvement in this dispute. congressman bob brady left the negotiations tonight feeling better about getting philadelphia's transit system back up and running. but knows there's more work to do. >> they're getting close. they're trying to find money. >> reporter: on this day five, striking workers remain committed to the cause. >> we won't be run over and taken advantage of. >> reporter: they called what the union countered with unaffordable. the transport workers union president responded saying quote we can't get anywhere at the bargaining table because septa has pinned their hopes on getting an injunction to end the strike." he's referring to the hearing set for monday. some leaders express concern. congressman brady says he's holding out hope for an agreement. >> maybe it will happen before they go to court. that would be a good thing to happen. >> reporter: and he talked about it election day factor. he s

talks he resume again today at the sheraton. sometimes this morning there's no time set at this point. septa could file an injunction as soon as tomorrow. that injunction would be to make sure septa employees are on the job election day. today we're hoping to hear more if any progress is expected to be paid in the talks, reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> long lines are the new normal inside indian -- suburban station. uber and lyfe drivers are cashing in on the strike with commuters is great to get around. we'll have more at 6abc.com/septa strike. you can find a full list of plans released by the city government schools and business. >>> other news now, and new this morning arc jersey shore taxi driver who was stabbed was able to drive himself to the police station. it happened before midnight on stenton place in atlantic city. the attacker stabbed the cabby in the eye and hand and fled. the cabby drove to a police station about a block away. the attacker, fred the scene. els

meanwhile, septa and union leadership, they've been negotiating here at the sheraton hotel since 11:00 this morning. a union source tells me they are not close to a deal. >> reporter: for some, the new work week begins tonight as the hardship imposed by the septa strike continues. this woman works in trenton. >> i leave my house at 3:00 and i don't have to be to work until 10:00. >> reporter: the 30th street station resembles more normal activities, passengers can use the trail. >> i think the union has a point. but i think we need another transportation system. there has to be some way to work through this, rather than going through the strikes again and again. >> reporter: septa and the downdowunion exchanged offers. negotiations remain far apart. the governor is stepping in to get a judge to force employees back to work, especially by election day. >> we're paying for all this and it is not fair. whatever you have to do, get it over with now. >> septa's court hearing is tomorrow morning. for all of you at home, it seems as though you're still going to need to use your plan b to get

tom leyden with you live from the sheraton needham. it is a special week. we're celebrating high school football. needham and wellesley about to get it on for the 129th all time. first, let's get to the pros. patriots off today, head coach bill belichick, a hot topic football talk.com that josh mcdaniels is basically the patriots coach in waiting when belicheck retires. well, that was put to rest quickly by mcdaniels, who has been a head coach once before in denver and would certainly like to be so once again. >> i said it before and i'll say it again, i definitely would love to be a head coach again. there's only 32 of those in the world, they're opportunities that don't come along very often and if you would ever be so fortunate and blessed to have another opportunity to do it, and for myself, it would be -- it would be an opportunity that i would look forward to. >> yeah, he would likely do a great job if he was given another opportunity. bruins tonight at home against st. louis, a big game for david backes, he spent ten years with the blue, it will be a

, as we have video of got dark and this had nothing to do with, the talks, what happened was the sheraton a union hotel and that is why they meet there schedule electrical maintenance and shutting power off between midnight and 4:00 a.m. on the way out willie brown was are optimistic. he said quote we're real close. and so if you are real close, keep talking, so the union came here to their headquarters as we came back here live, septa went over to septa headquarters on market street and mediator like the rest of us started to put miles on his shoes and his wheels, and was going back and forth all night, to get the last, the last deal, breaker done the. it looks like all they need to do now is get the together somewhere, find a mutual meeting place, and then stand there at the same news conference together and say we have reached a deal. now, the the the reason why it may have been, pressing to get a deal done is i'm told it takes a full day, 24 hours, to get the whole septa system, backup full steam and they wanted it up and running for full steam election day. they wanted to avoid nasty

create a move -- a roadmap mayor michael hancock will be there in the sum it happens all day at the sheraton downtown. >> 539 in new numbers show international student enrollment is growing. institute of international education finds more than 11,000 international students studied at cu boulder csu and du during the 2015, 2016 school year that the 5% for china sent the most students followed by india, saudi arabia, south korea and kuwait. >> subaru hits the road -- wrote to remember other drivers. >> the message they're spreading to keep everyone safe. successful without our volunteers. >> this week goes above and beyond for some of our most beautiful creatures. >> we are in for a beautiful warm couple of days. highs in the low to upper 70s and then we are talking about a 30-degree to 40-degree cool down as we get to the end of the week and we talk more about that plus a chance for snow >> tributes continue to pour in and control hall of fame musician leon russell. he passed away in his sleep. he was recovering from a quadruple bypass surgery. he made a name as a keyboard player back in the

reporting outside the sheraton, center city, channel 6 "action news." >> you can keep up with any septa developments by following "action news" on social media, we've been posting update on our facebook and twitter pages since the strike starting pointed. >>> a grass grassroots organization that works for democrats is under investigation for fraud. pennsylvania state police raided field works llc. the delaware county site was searched for evidence last week. they are looking into the validity of 7,000 voter registrations and weather they were fabricated and submitted by the deadline. >>> pennsylvania is a state that donald trump would love to win and hillary clinton has to win to get the white house. both of candidates and their surrogate's are investing a lot of time in the keystone state. clinton is leading in pennsylvania only by # points. that has both sides fired up. >> i spoke to a lot of people in my community, they are not voting for hillary clinton. >> donald trump is appearing in hershey today, hillary clinton appears in philadelphia tomorrow for a concert with katie perry and

>> reporter: rick and monica, the talks are continuing here at the sheraton despite septa going to court force transit workers back on the job. septa went to court of common pleas at 3 o'clock seeking an emergency injunction because of the problems they say the strike has caused. a spokeswoman says the strike poses a clear and presenter danger to the public threatening health and safety and the right to vote on election day on tuesday. here's more. >> that the strike has caused people to miss critical medical appointments, is making it impossible for some disabled residents to get to facilities for specialty care and get assistance

the talks between the union and septa had to be halted because power went out in the sheraton, so both sides went back to their respectful headquarters. the latest proposal had salary increases and enhanced pension plan, to off set the costs, the union would have to pay $120 more a month for human being. the chairman of septa would not give specifics, but they said they needed to go to the union and both sign before they say it is done. we spoke to him about an hour ago when he arrived at septa met quarts, here's what he had to say. >> we agree in principle. without dwight evans, we would still be sitting around. dwight was the catylist getting this done. our guys on staff did a magnificent job negotiating and willie worked hard he wanted a settlement and it is great for our riders. >> reporter: give -- giving credit to a lot of leaders that were around the table. an injunction would force the worker to go back to work, but that was denied on friday. they were going to go back to court today to force the workers back to work, but that's a moot point. annie mccormick channel 6 "action n

the action cam stopped by the sheraton on race street as dancers were rehearsing. they spent the afternoon working together to make sure everything is perfect come thanksgiving morning. >> we want you to join us for the thanksgiving day parade. cesily tynan and rick williams host our coverage along with adam joseph and alicia vitarelli and the lovely and talented karen rogers. that's thanksgiving day at 9:00 a.m. on 6abc. >> it is a don't miss. >>> now, this could make for a merry holiday season. the powerball jackpot has soared to $359 million. there were no winners in the 333 million-dollar drawing and one match drive winner in michigan. that means the jackpot rolls over for tuesday's drawing. 16 24, 28, 43, 51, the powerball, 21. so i still have a chance. >> 9:08. there's a unique gift card you could give this holiday season. we'll tell you about a card that could help a child be better prepared for pay for college. >>> snow in the midwest creates headaches, but fun for the little ones. looking live sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport, meteorologist

fox 29's brad sattin is live at the sheraton in center city where we think negotiations are going on.rad? >> reporter: that's what we thought the word was they were going to start up at 6:00 o'clock tonight but the word we're hearing now 93 never actually met face to face here. there may have been some phone conversations earlier tonight. they are on-going but still no deal. it probably didn't help the relationship when septa decided to take the union to court. the union promising to fight any injunction. their quote tooth and nail. the judge earlier tonight ruled against septa. soon to be become day five of the strike and so far neither negotiations nor a court hearing have been able to end it. both sides leaving the courtroom where a common pleas court judge friday night denied septa's request for an injunction to order 5,000 bus, trolley and subway train operators back to work. septa arguing that the strike was causing a clear and present danger to safety particularly to those with no way to get to doctor. >> para transit division is over ridden. over women right now with the kind

>> status quo with the septa strike, annie mccormick is following efforts to end it live at the sheraton in center city. >> reporter: both sides continued to talk through a state meade area but left without a deal. the latest proposal has a deal for enhanced pension plan, septa union members will have to pay $120 a month for healthcare. both sides were trying to get the numbers to match and come to an agreement on noneconomic issues like working issues. they accused the union of allowing the strike and the other accused of septa of playing games. union president willie brown said they will not back down to the demands. several lawmakers have expressed concerns with time added to the commuters commute. they are preparing paperwork to file an injunction in federal court to halt the strike on election day, however it has not been filed as of yet. reporting live outside center city. we were expected to resume later today. >>> the action cam is live at the septa overbrook station. regional rails are running, once the early part of the rush hour hits, the trains are packed and some skip stops

. >> fox 29's chris o'connell live at the center city sheraton monitoring the play by play. chris? >> reporter: well, guys, still no contract tonight as transit officials and septa officials still hold up here in a center city hotel. just heard from someone close to the negotiations saying they broke for dinner right now but they are no closer to an agreement than they were this morning. in the meantime another commuter chaos on the streets of philadelphia all over the city trang frankly. the strike forcing would be septa riders on to the roads today. center city traffic a mess at this hour. it has been over the past three days. many trying to find alternative transportation. one good thing coming out of all of this and a lot of people telling me they're getting exercise over the past three days from indego rental bikes to scooters, skateboards, everyone trying to be creative and staying, trying at leave torque keep calm. >> this is horrible. it's take mowing 40 minutes just to get the kids to school and around in traffic and just -- it's just really bad. i mean, hopefully septa se

>> reporter: rick and monica, the talks are continuing here at the sheraton despite septa going to court seeking a motion to force transit workers back on the job. septa went to court of common pleas at 3 o'clock seeking an emergency injunction because of the problems they say the strike has caused. a spokeswoman says the strike poses a clear and presenter danger to the public threatening health and safety and the right to vote on election day on tuesday. here's more. >> that the strike has caused people to miss critical medical appointments, is making it impossible for some disabled residents to get to facilities for specialty care and get assistance with fundamental life care matters. it's causing students to miss school and presents a risk to citizens' right to vote in the november 8 election. >> reporter: now, the transportation workers union are calling this court maneuver a distraction from the negotiations and that septa should be focusing on trying to get a settlement. as i said right now there are no signs that this court maneuver is having any impact on these negotiations. they

reporting live outside the sheraton in center city. back to you. >> you can keep up with any septa-related developments even if we're not on the air by following us on social media on facebook and twitter pages. >>> a grassroots organization that works with democrats is under investigation for voargt voargt -- voter fraud. field office of llc investigators are looking into whether voter registration was fabricate the and submitted by the deadline. >>> pennsylvania is a state donald trump would love to win and a state had a hillary clinton has to win to get to the white house. both of the candidates and their surrogate's are investing a lot of time in the keystone state over the next few days. clinton is leading in pennsylvania by only three points. >> we have the momentum. i've spoken to a lot of people in my community they are not voting for hillary clinton. >> we've got 450 plus majority for every president since i've been here. >> reporter: donald trump is appearing in hershey, clinton clinton appears in philadelphia tomorrow for a

later that evening, at the sheraton maui resort, eight chefs from across the country serve up small bites for a casual grazing even on the black rock lawn. a classic ka'anapali sunset is the perfect backdrop. the food showcases the bounty of maui's locally-grown, raised, and caught products. the bay area is well represented, from san francisco, nancy oakes, chef and owner of boulevard in san francisco. stephen durfee, cia in st. helena, and local chefs gregory gaspar and colin hazama to name a few alan: we gotta work together so that we can create a more sustainable hawaii. narrator: the culinary conclusion is the hawaiian airlines legend of shep gordon at the maui regency resort. a world-class event, it brings together local food and farmers to promote maui's unique and diverse culture in one spectacular meal. six chefs create a stunning six-course dinner, and they plate each dish on stage for all to see. alan: we both and we all want to, you know, leave this place better than when we first got into it. narrator: the groundbreaking chefs know for sure, as the sun sets in the west and tro

negotiate teams have been added all day inside these conference rooms at the center city sheraton. no word yet on deal but i can tell you that transit workers union members just left this hotel moments ago not telling us if they'll be back for the night but we can tell you a team is still upstairs. so if you take septa, to work you may find another way of getting there tomorrow morning. >> for the third night septa transit workers walked the picket lines as a fight over pay and pensions continue. striking workers say they sympathize with frustrated commuters. >> we as union do apologize for the inconvenience. the ridin riding to the public e we don't want to do this. septa just forced our hasn't. >> reporter: while the strike continues so does commuter chaos across the city. >> this is horrible. taken me four minutes just to get the kids to school and around in traffic and just -- it's just really bad. >> they are late for work. missing doctors appointments and 400 thus san similar stories of how the strike is affecting them. >> i'm about to take 25 minute walk to my car because i

they were perfecting their routines inside the sheraton in center city.taging manager robby mackey says the final days of preparation are fun but nerve wracking. >> it's a crazy time when you're kind of working up to that very last minute and things get really wild and out of control but something happens when you go on camera and everyone kind of falls into place and yeah gives you a very rewarding feeling at the end. outside the art museum volunteers were setting up the bleachers and taping down holiday colored streamers up and down the steps. >> we have an incredible team an incredible staff. so, it's all the last minute we started rehearsals last week and everything is on schedule and track and we're ready to go. >> reporter: the one points 4-mile parade route steps off at 20th and j.f.k. to the parkway to the art museum. give you self plenty of time to arrive if you plan on being here in person. there will be no shortage of road closures along with a strong police presence for security. but whether you come into town or watch it on 6abc expect a spec

the negotiations were on over at the sheraton downtown, the hotel had a power outage.the parties went back to their respective headquarters and communicated from there. we just learned of the deal at 3:00 this morning. we're still gathering information. here's some of our conversation with the septa chairman a few moments ago. >> i think it worked out great. the guy on staff did a magnificent job negotiating and willie did the right thing and was working hard on this thing, wanted a settlement. it's great for the riders. i think we'll be okay but i don't want to get too far outç before we get over there and see everything. okay? >> here's a look inside the septa headquarters right now. this would wrap up six days of back and forth, both sides blaming each other for not reaching a deal. judges got involved on friday denying a injunction that would stop the strike. the judge was due to review that request later on this morning. if this becomes official and that would be when this is all signed, you could expect services to trickle back. that might take upwards of 16 hou

you might remember earlier last week they were negotiating at the sheraton.ut they had a power outage this morning. both sides were separated and they had to communicate electronic electronically. within the past few hours they came to a tentative deal. that's why they are here inside right now. we'll stay on top of the details and bring you the news conference as it happens live. penn's landing, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll continue to follow the deal and the time line of buses, trolleys and subways back to service. it will take 16 hours in total to get everything back to normal, according to septa. make sure you have the nbc 10 app. you'll find the latest information on the deal and efforts to get things up and running and lingering impact on your commute. >>> 5:04 now to decision 2016. we are about 26 hours away from the start of election day. polls will open at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday in pennsylvania. in delaware, one more earlier in the state of new jersey. one day away from the election and today pennsylvania will be the center of the political wor