and sydney long walks us through what happens now. >> camden is getting a newcastle. a state of the art high school is going to be built. >> the $133 million investment to rebuild that will affect the lives of some 600 camden students and their families over the next four to five years. >> sometimes it's 50 degrees in the building and a lot of times when it's really cold, we got to send the kids home. >> the kids deserve better, so this is a good time to change that dynamic. >> district highers up say? june of 2017, the school will close its doors by means of an implosion or wrecking ball. in september of 2018, new construction will begin, and in september of 2021, that's the date to welcome students back. in the interim, where will those students go to school? >> we're going to work with the community to develop a temporary space plan. >> for isaiah, it's bittersweet. >> we deserve a building academically because academically it makes people work harder. >> it will house the class of 2022, but just for their senior year. for camden's high, camden's castle on the hill

sydney long is following this story. she'll have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> a taxi driver struggling to break free from a customer's knife attack. we blurred the video so we're not showing you the actual stabbing, but there is a clear shot of the suspect. it happened yesterday afternoon in the 6800 block of ray street. if you recognize the man, philadelphia police want you to contact them, you can remain anonymous. >>> a philadelphia neighborhood is calling on a reform commission to reopen their school. in 2013, walter g. smith school was closed by the src along with 21 other schools for budget reasons, the plan was to sell the school. but three years later, the school is still there, the point breeze community wants the school back open to allow their children an education close to home. >> really, really need smith cool back, because it's a hard ship. kids are coming from 32nd street, and they have to go all the way to barrett. that's a hardship. >> reporte >> the mart is now tied up in the courts. >>> a plan

the girl's family is speaking out only to nbc 10's sydney long. >> reporter: yesterday her substitute bus driver left her on that corner instead of delivering her to her parents right here at this doorstep. and now the philadelphia school district admits it's having problems with this school bus vendor where safety is concerned on two dozen routes. >> this is my kid. she's 7. even if she didn't have autism, how do you leave a 7-year-old and not know where they're going. >> elizabeth admits she was four. >> if you would have been doing this interview yesterday, there would have been a whole lot bleeps. >> when a substitute driver left her on the corner alone, violating the disabilities affidavit and district protocol for door to door care, she lost her cool. >> what is my child -- somebody with sexual tendencies had have grabbed her? what would have happened. >> after promising us a statement at lunchtime, total transportation bus company didn't respond to our calls. this one bus vendor, which we're currently assessing penalties for is falling short of 25 bus routes affecting performan

sydney long will have more at 6:00. >>> a manufacturing company wants to move into middletown. if the town council approves the move, the company would bring 100 new jobs to the area. the company already has a location in pennsacken and they're now based in pennsylvania. >>> a horse is free after hours of rescue. we'll see how it got stuck next at 5:00. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> crews are at a house collapse. >> nbc 10 just arrived on the skaeng with the latest information. >> reporter: down the street here, you can see that home listing over on its side. it's actually two homes that collapsed here. i

sydney long joins us live. >> reporter: the victim is 39-year-old good samaritan who tried to upset or intervene in the robbery that was unfolding here last night. police say he's noem ee's known rittenhouse park, sometimes he sells water, but tonight he's hospitalized and police say he's lucky to be alive. police are confident they will arrest a 17-year-old suspect for pulling the trigger tuesday night shooting the good samaritan four to five times. >> we actually were just talking about it when. it was definitely scary. >> reporter: police say only one suspect fired his gun, two men were armed as they approached a group in the park announcing a robbery. >> it's devastating, i don't want that to happen anywhere, but especially somewhere here where you feel like it's kind of the center of the city, where people are all the time. >> john echols is among those enjoying the summer in rittenhouse park today, hope that the park returns to what it's known for. the suspects parents are cooperating. they also interviewed the good samaritan victim, the man who was riding his bike before the bul

nbc 10's sydney long has been covering this story. has anyone been caught. >> reporter: not just yet, whoever did the damage to the field sunday afternoon or sunday night and also the damages to the field house last night. police tell us they left behind plenty of clues, they're not ready to share us with the surveillance video, but they say cameras right here at malandra hall, they captured the suspects is in action. it's where 80 young camden kids ages 5 to 14 years old. the camden raiders are learning about life. some of them playing for the first time. >> somebody to go ahead and act like that out here and the kids have to witness it, from the field and then we find out that day put some kind of racist sine on the back of our field houses, it's crushing. >> city crews and volunteers worked to cover up the anti-semit anti-semitic -- someone citied the fields with a four-whole truck leaving the team without a home field in a league without funding, it's all volunteer. >> sometime after the sun went down, somebody thought they would

. >> nbc 10 south jersey reporter sydney long is live. the kids are resuming practice there tonight. >> reporter: these players are hurt but they're not down and out. they're back on their field again tonight, they're playing and praying for an immediate arrest. heartless and deproperable. that's how the camden raiders football coach talks about the vandals that dug the holes in their home field sunday. >> i'm clueless, who would actually come out here in this community and put something up like that. >> it follows what some are calling a hate crime after someone spray painted an anti-semitic slogan on to the field house. >> we're still looking at it, we're still retrieving tape from last night. >> reporter: surveillance cameras are in perfect position. police aren't sharing the video but they say the suspects will be caught and prosecuted. >> we have the ability to take a look at the make and model of the vehicle. >> reporter: it's the very first year for the camden raiders as far as competition. it's an all volunteer league with no fund

principle in political philosophy that any foundation that has sydney blowm that on the payroll is up to no good. >> sidney blumenthal is long time clinton friend, intimate and operative who enjoys here in washington and elsewhere not the greatest reputation for straight dealing. >> huh-uh. >> joanna, susan, thanks very much. coming up, there is no better way to end a workweek like reading all mean tweets viewers send. in we have a few more of them straight ahead. stay with us. test test. test test test test miles from the latest we are getting on twitter. i was encouraged reading this one from jeff cupp who said if i didn't have but six months to live i would want to spend six months with you because that would be the longest six months of my life. was jonathan tuttle being entirely serious when he tweeted quote: please keep the feedback coming, folks. we really do like hearing from you. tweet me @ brit hume or email "on the record" at foxnews.com. that about does it for us tonight. the royale factor is up next with an interview with the billionaire mark cuban who has become quite a public figure in the presidential race th

sydney, australia pet store. he runs through the store with taking out snakes and stuffing them in the duffle bag. one of them an 8-foot long python. all in all, he made off with $9,000 worth of snakes. >>> if you are bringing oreos to a halloween get together tonight check the batch. two varieties of the fudge creams are a part of a voluntary recall. that's because a milk allergen was left off the list of ingredients. this effects all had used by dates through october. those with milk allergies could have a reaction if they eat one of these cookies. >>> reggie, what are you scared of? >> snakes. [ laughter ]. >> see, that was easy to admit. we are all scared of something, and sometimes those manifest in a good night's sleep. you might find what we are about to show you could be too much for young children, so take a moment, step away. we are going to show you right your dreams and creep you out. >> you run and run, but your legs won't move. the screams you here, the horrors you see, it seems as if it's really happening. [ screaming ] and then you wake up exhausted, yet relieved it was all in your dreams. >> physiologically

how do you feel when you hear people say it's okay as long as we don't have ground troops in this but the fact is we have special forces in this. sydneyecall that 10,000 we have 5000. what makes me mad is if we are going to be there let's win. if you're going to be involved in the united states involved in the middle of all these different fighting groups be there with the purpose and have an idea for what happens next. lou: if you diagram the sentence is it's very simple. there's a subject, predicate and an object and we don't seem to have military leaders who understand the conference straightforward consisting to moves. >> and what is the objective, what is the goal and what is the goal of the doing it? ethologist the fog of war. lou: the fog of war or is it? it's got to do something with an election in two weeks. >> absolutely. let's make it look like we are doing something. lou: well, god bless our troops and god save them. from this. katie thank you very much appreciated. donald trump says hillary clinton's corruption knows no bounds. >> hillary clinton's -- oval office up for sale for what every country offers the highest price

long as i possibly can. >> jimmy: last halloween did you dress up? >> halloween. last halloween i was in australia, sydney, shooting with mel. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> and with vince. >> jimmy: vince vaughn? >> vince vaughn is in the film. unlike you've ever seen him before. >> jimmy: he does a great job. >> we know how funny and genius he is. but he also has this incredible kind of core humanity -- he's just amazing. you'll see, you'll get it. you'll get it by seeing it. >> jimmy: i know it sounds like a lot of bull [ bleep ]. >> even though it was a grueling shoot we would hang out on weekends, the three of us, kind of get to know each other. so halloween came around. vince was like, hey! vince is vince. so you go, a night out with vince vaughn, i'm going to be the drunk favro of that situation, "swingers." the movie "swingers." you're saying -- from the film "swingers." >> right, exactly, exactly. so he had bought these kind of silly halloween masks so that we could be relatively anonymous. it's hard for vince to be nom miscellaneous especially because he's 8'5". >> jimmy: right, big guy. >> incredibly r

. >> i go to long was a university and the most important issue is social issues specifically abortion and immigration. >> i 10 hampden sydney college i have them looking at the issue in this election cycle is national security i feel as though we have problems with foreigners also as a threat i feel that is important with this up and coming cycle. >> igo to hampden sydney college the most important issue in the 2016 election is the economy. >> igo to hampden sydney college class of 2020 and the most important issue for a candidate to address his constitutional rights. the values like thomas jefferson held up to preserve >> today is the last eight to register to vote in 13 states down the district of columbia. in 30 minutes we will take you live to panama city beach with the rally with donald trump than former vice president will join hillary clinton in miami then obama will campaign for secretary clinton. after that former vice president al gore will go to greensboro. while we wait for the rally in panama city beach florida to get underway we will show you part of this morning's "washington journal." >> host: what do you th

speaking in sydney, he says repairing damage from the great recession continues to be critical for improving labor force quality for stronger, longes are trickling into isolated parts of the areas affected by hurricane matthew. doctors say they have run out of everything including antibiotics and painkillers. there is no power in haiti and water and food are scarce. people in haiti alone will need "life-saving assistance and protection," over the next three months. warren buffett says that he has never used the kind of tax reduction methods that donald trump did. he sent out a statement monday in response to trump's comments in sunday's debate when he admitted to using the loss in 1995 to avoid paying federal income taxes. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. "bloomberg surveillance." francine: let's get back to south africa. the currency falling the most in three months. prosecutors say that pravin gordhan will be charged. a report from south africa joins us from johannesburg. --s was the finance minister he is still the finance minister, so we need to m

long-term effect on the economy. right, the latest on the political scandal rocking south korea. up next, qantas shares pull out of a nosedive as investors digested profit warning. details coming up from sydneys 8:30 a.m. in singapore, half an hour away from the open of trading. afterl watch dbs shares it said it was buying anz's wealth and retail units and five asian nations. i am yvonne man. i am ramy inocencio. qantas shares have recovered after the airline warned earnings would take a hit. it says first half underlying profit before tax would fall to between 800 million australian dollars and 850 australian dollars. singapore's dbs has agreed to buy anz's wealth and retail divisions. it will pay $80 million above book value. singapore,perate in hong kong, china, taiwan, and indonesia. third-quarter profit little changed at $768 million. opec tries to restrict supplies, but non-opec members ended talks on saturday, saying internal divisions over the role of iran and iraq have prevented a broader agreement. discussions will continue in november, days before opec is supposed to finalize the deal. polls taken after the fbi director revealed the of inquiry into hiller, and into e-mails says -