we normally would be walking all the way up to temple university.o remember, the weather was really good so far for this strike, so that hasn't played into it. she doesn't like that walk, so we're going to help her out, we're going to take her home and maybe we'll find some more viewers that have contacted us on facebook as possible. we can't help everybody, but we want to let you all know, we feel your pain. our lift driver should be here in a minute and you'll be live with us on her ride up to her crib. >> we'll check back with you, and we want to help you get home with no charge. go to our facebook page and see how you can get one of those free rides. >>> the nbc 10 weather team helping you get prepared for the weather conditions. have an umbrella has bendy for tomorrow. >>> sibling rooivalry is a natul thing. >> but this pair of sisters is getting an early start. >> i'm bigger, see. >> how cute are they. she says she's bigger, but her sister has something on her too. see how this adorable battle unfolds on video. dangerous thing. when i come hom

. >> police closed off roaded as demonstrators marched from city to temple university. it's causing concern among muslim americans, he called for a complete shut down of muslims entering the country. john rawlins has reaction. >> donald j. trump is calling for a complete shut down of muslims from entering the united states. >> who will be president the trump of the campaign or the one with the conciliatory tonight. >> malik is a businessman that operates a used car dealership. we asked his thoughts. >> we hope those statements were made to deal with the situation of the campaign. >> he hopes trump the pragmatic businessman must governor a diverse nation and reflect and be more inclusive. >> i would like to see him be more inclusive and repudiate the statements he said. >> we know what they were. >> ahmed solman is actually optimistic that his harsh words. >> they don't think of a terrorist they think of a gold star family. people in reaction to donald trump have actually come to our defense. the speaker of the house for example. >> his uglier words part of a campaign sa

investigators confirm the victims are temple university students, the home invasion robbery happened on the 1400 block of wilmington street, within blocks of temple's campus. philadelphia police as well as temple university police, responded, investigators tell us, the robbers spent a very brief, but frightening couple of minutes, inside the home, ran took off with various electronic devices, according to police, no one was hurt, and at this point, no arrests have been made. thomas and karen? >> jenny, thank you for staying on top of the situation, still developing. >> other news, we're following this morning, search on for two men police say forced their way into a home, tide a man up inside and stole tens every thousands of dollars. it happened just after 5:00 last night at a home on the 2100 block of lots street near the boulevard in philadelphia's bustleton neighborhood. the 69 year old homeowner answered the door, and was pushed back inside. >> forced him to the ground. tide his wrist behind his back with a plastic zip tie, and through a blanket over his head, and these two indiv

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he was rushed to temple university hospital listed in critical.n innocent bystander was hurt in this gunfire. she was treated for a bullet injury to her leg. this morning, police internal affairs are investigating. >>> one person in custody after a serious crash involving a police car in southwest philadelphia, chopper 6 over that scene. two car answer police suv collide. the crash happened on i95 at the entrance to the platt bridge. no police officers were hurt. psychotics there's no word about any charges. >>> from our delaware newsroom this morning, to men in jail after their car crashed into a dart bus during a police chase. the action cam at that scene of the accident 2nd and monroe streets there. wilmington. police say the car rammed that bus. it was attempting to enter a dart garage. after the crash, the suspects go out, the police caught them, the boyfriend has been bus driver was taken to christian. >>> president-elect trump spent his black friday filling more of those top administration positions. he selected donald mcg an as white house

now, while we waited on katie mcginty to arrive, we had a chance to speak to two temple university democrats, benjamin and tyler love, who describe how this night has gone so far. >> i'll say nerve racking. honestly, it is -- it's not easy. you know, we haven't seen pennsylvania yet. >> everyone is kpiexcited, but can feel the tension. everyone put in a lot of time on this campaign. >> reporter: we did hear pep talks of sorts from governor tom wolf. they're in here for a long night. >> all right. that was brandon hudson reporting there. we want to mention that this race has tightened in the past couple of minutes. mcginty now, we are showing with 49% of the vote to pat toomey's 47%. a tight race there. >> we're also learning that donald trump just won north carolina. we know there was a surprise early voting surge in north carolina. we'll keep you updated as more numbers continue to come in. we'll get to other results in key races. >> let's talk about the race for attorney general here in pennsylvania. democrat josh shapiro versus john raf either why i. shapiro with 55% to rafferty's 45%. 64

the university itself here, temple, saying it's having a minimal impact on students here, even thoughof septa buses in sight. the university hired shuttle buses to take students. but it's having a significant impact on some students here and elsewhere. the traffic seen on broad along temple's main campus, septa buses missing. instead, scenes like this. mobs of students trying to get on shuttle buses hired by temple because of the strike. but this one is very late. >> almost two hours waiting on the bus. >> reporter: the shuttle bus? >> had to stop running. shutting everybody down. >> two hours. >> reporter: two hours. for a shuttle bus? >> yes. five went down and then the one that came, it was packed to the gills. no one could get on it. went right past us. >> reporter: at community college in spring garden, a commuter college of 35,000 students, there were many empty chairs in classrooms. >> we estimated 25 to 50% were missing today. >> reporter: and those who made it. >> it was horrible. i used to take the train, now i walked two hours to get here. and this cold weather. i'm sick. >

now, earlier today it was temple university students that took to the streets upset and disappointed about the country's recent election outcome. marchers say this is their way of voicing their disapproval of president-elect donald trump's victory over hillary clinton. but they also said it was not so much an anti-trump rally but a movement about unity. this march day marks day three as you said of hundreds of anti-trump protestors continue to voice their frustrations last night it was a multi racial feminist group that staged a rally at the municipal services building across the street from city hall. and then later they marched to 30th street station. some saying that they worry that trump will not unite the country but divide it. and now here we are with another protest rally scheduled for here at city hall tonight. we'll be here as it unfolds. live here at city hall dann cuellar channel6 "action news." >> thank you dann. >>> meanwhile president-elect trump has bumped new jersey governor chris christie from the top of his transition team. vice president elect pike -- mike pence wi

the university announced he died thursday after short illness. he became temple's president in 2000, retired in 2006. he was a professor of law and political science at university. he was 80 years old. >>> it's that time of the school year. parents teacher conference for so many people fill with anxiety, apprehension, coming up, the questions you as a parent need to be asking the teacher and how you should approach your little ones after the big meeting. and if you're up with us this morning, you must be somewhat of an early riser. maybe you don't understand how people can sleep the entire daewoo. why some people may not be able to help they're night owls. first the winning lottery numbers. good luck to you. numbers. good luck to you. numbers. good luck to you. kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with kisses deluxe. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new

reporting from temple university hospital this morning, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> police continue to investigate after a package bomb explodes, injuring a man in his center city apartment. the victim's 60 year old jim aldan spoke to "eyewitness news" over the phone saying he's lucky to be alive. he was opening a package inside his apartment on 18th street and pine tuesday when a bomb went off. police say the padded manila envelope was designed to look like medication, aldan often receives in the mail. he said itself erred his left ring finger and left cuts and bruises on his face and chest; so far no arrest haves been made. >> still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news": found alive, a mother missing for weeks now is safe and reunited with her family. >> the but the mystery surrounding his disappearance still has not been solved. how she was found and the major question police still have. >> and the latest buzz on the high profile job still up for grabs, and president-elect trump cabinet. >>> recapping top story still active scene in the middle of macy's parking lot at ha

. >>> also new this morning, temple university students robbed in the terrifying home invasion. "eyewitness news" on the 1400 block, of wilmington street just off temple's main campus. police tell us several arm men forced their way in the student's home and made off with several electronic devices, in one was hurt but temple university did put out an arrest for students in the area to use caution. >>> well, happening today philadelphia lays its first african-american fire commissioner to rest. harold hairston was commissioner from 1992 through 2004, he died last week, in his west mt. airy home. air exton served the fire department for 40 years. his funeral is at new covenant church at 7500 germantown avenue. he will then be buried at the ivy hill cemetery in east mt. airy. harold hairston was 76 years old. >>> well, it is in the hand of the new jersey right now, atlantic city has been taken over by the state, last week new jersey reject atlantic city's any recovery plan to shed its after billion dollar debt. contact even owe closures and decreased property values left ac little

all of that plus big name names a stop at temple university. first, a check on the forecast with katie and roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, roads are looking good. lots of construction out there, the vine is one of those, katie, i know you won't like. that will also, a water main break. >> five extra minutes to the commute. makes me crazy, no one on the roads and just sitting at light. >> i know it. >> it is terrible. that's the worse feeling in the world. who is with me on this? my gosh. but at least for now, for the most part, service moving through, not a lot of wet weather, there is some, when you look at storm scan, yes, primarily the eastern edge of the garden state or finding at least any kind of significant precipitation right now, so ocean monmouth county, portions of burlington, points southwest of that, where the bulk of any precipitation is, it does look at this point, too, like the bulk of heavy moisture also going to stay off shore which certainly helps our inland communities. obviously very, very scattered, how

reporting liver tonight from temple university hospital, i'm david sment punt, eyewitness news. >>a in juniata park police are looking men who opened fire wednesday night. victims told police a dark gray chevy impala tinted windows stop and someone inside asked if the men putting up the lights hit the car and passenger opened fire before the car drove up. three gun shot victims were taken to temple hospital. >> no arrests made in connection with the package bomb that seriously injured a center city resident tuesday. 60-year-old jimalden told greg ar goode os over the phone he's lucky to be alive. the bomb went off as he opened a package inside the home on 18 and pine andalden said the explosion severed left ring finger and left cuts and bruises on his face and chest and they're looking into why he was targeted. it looked like medication he consistently receives in the mail. >> straight ahead tonight at 11:00 a south new jersey family celebrating a thanks give toling remember. >> that was a one of the swee sweetest things anyone has ever done for us. >> we'll tell you about the c

reporting liver tonight from temple university hospital, i'm david sment punt, eyewitness news. >>a in juniata park police are looking men who opened fire wednesday night. victims told police a dark gray chevy impala tinted windows stop and someone inside asked if the men putting up the lights hit the car and passenger opened fire before the car drove up. three gun shot victims were taken to temple hospital. >> no arrests made in connection with the package bomb that seriously injured a center city resident tuesday. 60-year-old jimalden told greg ar goode os over the phone he's lucky to be alive. the bomb went off as he opened a package inside the home on 18 and pine andalden said the explosion severed left ring finger and left cuts and bruises on his face and chest and they're looking into why he was targeted. it looked like medication he consistently receives in the mail. >> straight ahead tonight at 11:00 a south new jersey family celebrating a thanks give toling remember. >> that was a one of the swee sweetest things anyone has ever done for us. >> we'll tell you about the c

. >>> new this morning temple university students robbed in the terrifying home invasion, "eyewitness news" on 1400 block have of wilmington street just off of temple's main campus. police tell us several arm men forced their way in the student's home and made off with several electronic devices. fortunately in one was injured but temple university put out an alert for students in the area to use caution. >>> also new a teenager shot on his own door step this philadelphia's frankford section. this happened just before 2:00 f bridge street. we're told the 18 year-old victim was shot the this is back, chest and arms and was rush to the hospital and no word on a suspect or a motive. >>> authorities are searching for some thieves who broke in the yoga studio in olde city. take a look the at the surveillance video. man and woman, face very clearly in the yoga studio on cuthbert street this happened just last night but police just released the video. if you recognize the suspects philadelphia police want to hear there you. >>> controversial condo project in philadelphia is moving forward. y

temple university says many of their commuting students use septa's regional rail lines which have beenbecause of the absence of other services. the school hired shuttle buses to transport students to and from various sections of the city. many of those were packed. >> two hours. >> two hours. >> two hours. >> for a shuttle bus. >> yes. five went down and then one that came, it was packed to the gills. no one could get on it. it went right past us. >> community college in spring garden a commuter college of 35,000 students had many empty chairs in classrooms. some professors say they are putting lectures online to accommodate students during the strike. >>> "action news" will be helping you navigate the commute throughout the morning and beyond. we'll also bring you special live digital cut ins on 6abc.com and the 6abc news app they start at 7:00 a.m. >> a gunman shot a man multiple times in the back killing this man. it happened around 9:30 last night in philadelphia's juniata park section. chopper6 was over the scene on the 1400 block of east like coaming street. police recovered the

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gray. >> reporter: well, monica, just a few hours ago about a hundred students from temple university the streets of philadelphia. they say they are marching with a purpose. protestors continued to hit the streets of philadelphia upset and disappointed about the country's recent election results, this time the group was much smaller and spearhead by temple university students. >> on social media we can talk but we can be ignored we can block. you can't unsee us. we're there. marchers say this is their way of voicing their disapproval. they also say this is not so much an anti-trump rally but a movement about unity. >> it is inspired by that, yes and the recent outbreaks of hate and we just really want to show that we all care for each other and that we're all here united. >> this is important because a lot of people are affected by the hate going on in this country people that i care about and even if it's not anybody you know there are people in this world that are being discriminated against. it's not fair. >> reporter: this marks day three as hundreds of anti-trump protestors conti

. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. markable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >> let's talk about fake news. [ laughter ] first of all, let's make you realize this is all real. >> right! >> all these people are here. it's not holograms or anything. >> let's keep it real. >> so, both facebook and google promise changes to their sites in response to the recent uproar over all this fake news spreading like wildfire leading up to the election. action news even presented a special report on the problem, and this is what one expert told me that i thought was pre

." >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. markable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. time to talk about the polls. my goodness, talk about a whipping horse right now. so, just about everyone except the l.a. times got it wrong. but many of them would say, "we showed a really close -- 42-to-45, 46-to-44 at the last closing bell." and with a 2- to 3-point percentage of error, it could have gone either way. were the pollsters really wrong, or did the rest of us forget percentage of error? >> first of all, national polls don't matter. >> yeah. >> 'cause we don't elect presidents on a national poll. we elect presidents in 50 separate elections. so, the fact that the l.a. times had it right, kudos to them, but you had to look at -- look, terry madonna's been a very accurate pollster. and i don't remember, but i think the last poll he had in pennsylvania was hillary up 8%. >> and pat toomey los

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. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university.arkable change isn't easy but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. >> welcome back. talking about president-elect trump staffing up his team and appears that blood is thicker than water, because chris christie, new jersey governor had taken a big risk -- he's a moderate -- in supporting trump when the campaign primaries didn't work out for him. but it appears that he is not gonna be in the inner circle at least, because he did prosecute trump son-in-law's father, and it

me they're wondering why they were the chosen victims in this casement only two of the four temple university student were home at the time of the home invasion robbery. again, it happened just after 1:00 on the 1400 block of wilmington street. police say two mask men forced their way into this off-campus home and used at least one gun to threaten the victims. investigators say, the robbers swiped several electronic devices, one of the victims described that experience for us. he says the entire time he was in shock, hopefully we can get that sounds for you shortly. these victims tell me they lived in this neighborhood for a few years, they feel like they're involved in this community, they've never had any issues, again, they're shaken, to say the least. >> it was really weird. i was watching it. v. then like i thought i was, you know, one of my roommates, because the door opened very slowly, we didn't hear them come in or anything. and i thought it was one of my roommates just like saying they were home, until i saw, you know, a dude with a gun, coming at me, put it in my face, telling me,

four temple university student live at this off-campus home which sits just blocks from campus. the time. they say they were in bed when intruders entered slowly and quietly, one student says he thought it was his roommate coming home. he didn't hear any loud sounds typically associated with a break-in. what he did hear, violent threat, which quickly made him realize this was a legitimate robbery. >> the guy was screaming at me saying woe shoot me in the beep head like multiple times. littlerly put the gun to my head, said woe blow my brains out, don't make me do something i would regret. one guy seemed pretty calm about it like he knew what he was doing, and the other guy was more ansy and he was the one making most of the threats. >> reporter: the student say several electronics were stolen, the robbers also asked for money but the victims said that they didn't have any. philadelphia police detective are working this case, looking for the two men who terrorized these temple student overnight. mike anal next. >> all right, jenny. 6:39. a teen is also in the hospital this mornin

he suffered a gunshot to the police took him to temple university hospital in critical condition. no suspects in the attack. >>> it was a true nightmare for a chester county family. they returned home after a night out and found their home on fire. this happened at midnight. crews battled the fire from the roof of the home. the father and three children said they were met with the flames as they opened the front door. they called 911. it took an hour to bring it under control. this morning the cause is under investigation. >>> president-elect donald trump continues to meet with a wide variety of officials as he shapes the new administration. new jersey governor chris christie and new york city mayor rudy giuliani. chrisy was passed over -- christie was passed over for the post of attorney general. trump insisted that the bridgegate trial connected to the christie aids did not hurt him for a job in the administration. >>> a memorial was held for a soldier killed in afghanistan the somber goodbye was more heartbreaking for the family when the father said they were booed on the fligh

neil theobald will visit the u-n-i campus today to meet with faculty, staff, studet at temple university planned to dismiss theobald as the school's president after a "no" confidence vote. he resigned a few days later. people can attend a public forum for him today from 2:30 to 3:45 at u-n-i's maucker union. the state regents plan to choose a finalist from the three candidates next week. some students have a knack for telling creative stories. ryan adams, a senior from independence, has lots of stories to tell based on his long list of activities. but stories with video. here is our kcrg-tv9 student of the month, presented by hills bank and trust. nats assembling the camera 18-year-old ryan adams knows how to do a little bit of everything. "i wasn't familiar with the cameras at all until last year..." he takes the initiative to learn new things, which is why ryan does so much. "there's so many great people in every department and activity i'm involved in. but music is something i've really become passionate about." ryan is a leader on his school's drumline. he's also a singer, active in

police are searching for the gunman. >>> two armed mask men invaded a home and robbed two temple universityon the scene in north philadelphia. the suspects entered the house from the back door, they ran off with cell phones and backpack. >>> a teenager being chased by a gunman collapsed into his own home. police found an 18-year-old man shot several times lying in the doorway. this happened at 2:00 a.m. on the 1200 block of bridge street. no arrests have been made. the teacher is in critical condition. >>> 6:38 happening today, the fate of jewlers row could lie in the hands of philadelphia historical commission, the panel will decide if the site will be added to the register of historical places. jewlers hope to block a develop who received permit to build 16 story condo there. mayor jim kenny in the past has asked the builder to be sensitive to the historic nature of the block. >> let's finds out what to expect from accuweather. >> reporter: it's cool this morning, storm tracker 6 live showing we are dry with yesterday as rain history. we have plenty of sunshine coming up, as tam mentioned

investigators here it does not look good for the 25-year-old he is in bad shape right now at temple university hospital and a 58-year-old male was shot twice in the stomach. he is listed in critical condition. now, at this point no word on why the shots were fired here and what the motive was for why this happened we got here to the scene two people shot a 25-year-old man and 58-year-old male. we'll gather more detarls now reporting live in north philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we are also following breaking news from oklahoma city. will rogers airport remains shut down after a deadly shooting in a parking lot. southwest airlines confirm that one of its employees was the victim. police are looking for the shooter and any other victims. >>> also, developing outs of utah police are looking to figure out what cause aid 16-year-old to go on a stabbing spree at the school there. it happened 40 miles south of salt lake city tonight. that entire community is on edge. abc's lauren lister is following the investigation from los angeles. >> reporter: yes, rick and mo

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>> philadelphia police are also investigating a home invasion just blocks from the campus of temple university. the break-in happened at 1:00 this morning and two temple students were inside at the time and the suspects stole money, backpacks and electronics, sara bloomquist spoke with one of victims and has the interview tonight at 6:00. >>> philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, laid out protocols for handling police involved shootings in the city. any time an officer uses their weapon an assist da will be sent to the scene and visit the victim's family members to explain about the investigation and whether or not chashlgs are filed or not a report will be given to the pile within 60 days. to increase public trust and transparency. >>> lets look live at the ben franklin bridge tonight there is nothing but clear skies in the forecast. it was a pretty sunset and the evening looks nice too. wins pick up and a cool down for the weekend. cecily tynan is outside on the terrace with the details. >> hi rick, after a lot of sunshine today we have a clear moon lit sky and temperatures where th

he was rushed to temple university hospital in critical condition.re also told an innocent bystander was hurt in the gunfire. she was treated for a bullet injury to her leg. this morning, police internal affairs is investigating this case. >>> also this morning, one person is in custody after a serious crash involving a police car in southwest philadelphia. channel 6 on that scene late last night shortly after the two cars and a police suv collided. the crash happened on i95 at the entrance to the platt bridge. no police officers were hurt. so far, there was no word about any charges. >>> from our delaware newsroom. two men in jail after the car crashed into a dart bus during the police chase. the action cam was to at the scene, 2nd and monroe street in wilmington. employees say the speeding car ran the bus at about 11:00 last night. as that bus was attempting to enter a dart garage after the crash. police say it suspect got on the car and made a run for it but they were quickly arrested. bus driver was taken to christiana hospital to be treated. inv

under oath, cosby has admitted to drugging a former temple university employee before a sexual encounter with a woman. consensual - cosby says it was. prosecutors also want jurors hear from 13 of those other accusers to establish a pattern of behavior. ((gloria allred/attorney >> "because those witnesses alleged drugging and raping also by mr. cosby, it would show he would know they would not or could not consent if they were under the influence of drugs or alcohol")) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> cosby's defense says that too much time has passed for the women's memories to be relb and he faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted./// ((brian loftus)) >>> one of the pioneers of las vegas auto racing world has passed away ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll take a look into the life of mel larson./// ((kirsten joyce)) narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. seniors lost millions from the scams danny tarkanian helped set up. jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in con

cosby is charged with drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. he's pleaded not guilty and is free today on one million dollars bail. his trial is scheduled to start in june. the oklahoma highway patrol says it may release video of a deadly encounter between deputies and a suspected murderer on the run. the highway patrol says it'll give a press conference today on the michael vance manhunt. vance led authorites on an 8 day long chase after shot two oklahoma police officers and killed two relatives. he was pulled over by deputies on sunday. after shooting on one of them he led another chase- and fired on law enforcement again. he was killed in that second dakota access pipeline continue today-- some people who aren't at standing rock indian reservation are checking in there on facebook anyway. the mass check-ins were organized to confuse local law enforcement -- said to be tracking protesters on social media. the check-ins are meant to be a show of solidarity-- but the sheriff's department says it is not using facebook and calls that claim "absol

he was rushed to temple university hospital we're told that he was transported in critical condition.innocent bystander was also hurt in this gunfire. she was treated for a bullet injury to her leg. this morning police internal affairs is investigating that he is case. >>> this morning, one person in custody after a serious crash involving a police car in southwest philadelphia. channel 6 over that scene late last night. two cars an police suv collided. it happened on i95 at the entrance to the platt bridge. no police officers are hurt and so far there's no information about charges. >>> from our delaware newsroom this morning, two men are in jail after their car crashed into a dart bus during the police chase. action cam at that scene. 2nd and monroe in wilmington. he ran the bus around 11:00 as the bus was attempting to enter a dart garage. we're told the suspects got out of to car and made a run for it. police caught them. the bus driver was taken to christiana hospital to be treated. investigators not said why police were pursuing the car. >>> 6:40. president-elect trump spent his

and this is the sign for the shuttle at temple university.nd a lot of these students first time voters. on the shutting getting there to vote. a lot of people are sharing why the election is so important. angel martinez says she is not happy with the choices but any vote counts towards a better america. #6abcaction. phillip snapd this picture from his line today. he says in line to vote. i was going to vote mailin this year but there is something special to me about doing it in person. use #6abcaction all throughout the night we'll share your personal experiences as you get out and vote today. >> we definitely want to know how the day is going for people today. voters in new york are going straight from the polls to a cemetery, it's all to pay respect to womenleader, susan b. anthony. they are extending their hours tonight in anticipation that more voters will visit the gravesite today. >> an incredible scene there. still coming up on "action news" at 4:00, the election coverage continues, check out the line right now wrapped around the block

cosby is charged in a decade-old case involving a former temple university basketball manager. he says the encounter was cosby's lawyers want the judge to keep a damaging deposition from an old lawsuit out of the trial because cosby agreed to answer questions after being assured he would not be charged. the case is expected to go to trial in june. >>> to quote a great baseball mind, it ain't over until it's over. the chicago cubs have roared back from a 3-1 world eries deficit to force a winner take all game tonight in cleveland. >> addison russell. >> the cubs crushed the indians 9-3. shortstop addison russell smashed a record and hit a grand slam and brought in six runs. >> obviously, tomorrow an opportunity to break that record. we have been doing this all year. been breaking records and putting new history into history books. >> ton (vo) stank face. tidylock protection, you won't have to face one more stank face. tidy cats. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff

aggravated indecent assault" stemming from an alleged 2004 incident involving an employee at temple university. cosby's attorneys recently filed pa charges be dismissed -- because the comedian is legally blind and cannot defend himself against accusers. volkswagen beginning buybacks today... about 475-thousand owners of diesel v- w's and audis will now be able to sell their cars back to the automaker. owners can also get between 51-hundred and 10-thousand dollars in cash. the buybacks come after a federal judge signed off on a 15-billion dollar settlement after v-w admitted to weather a cold front will bring showers, possibly some thunder, tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. cooler but still above average with 50s. clouds decrease thursday and plenty of sunshine is ahead for the weekend. temperatures will warm back into the low 60s. tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n 3-5 mph wednesday:scattered showers, possibly some thunder. high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 62 wind: wsw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 high: 60 wind: wnw

. >> earlier today, people left their jackets at home as they walked in area around temple university. in university city, some penn students opted for short leaves as they walked in a colorful arch of changing leaves. >> but it may be the last time this season as winter weather is on the way. >> like a drastic change, it goes from being real hot, real nice to super cold and windy and rainy and messy. >> right now we're seeing a lot of people out here with their hands in their pockets or they're holding on to coffee or hot chocolate in just think it's only going to get colder. reporting live from peller's village. andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> to keep track of the changing weather conditions and get interactive radar any time, just tap on the nbc 10 app. >>> you hit a baby and kept going. and didn't even care to think nothing. you left my baby helpless in the street. >> a mother in mourning, following the hit-and-run death of her 8-year-old daughter. friends and family gathered to remember jayana powell at a vigil this afternoon. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal was there and has the

were, antitrump protesters walking for several hours starting on city hall and on broad street temple university campus and back to city hall. philadelphia police on bikes and patrol cars followed the crowd placing rolling closures. there message was filled with anger and deployment that donald trump was president-elect. 15% voted for trump in philadelphia, 80% for clinton. university of pennsylvania, five hundred students attended an open discussion airing their concerns. >> what's done is done and donald trump will be the president come january, but that doesn't mean that our voices and our experiences are not valid, that does not mean all the hateful things donald trump has said over the last election cycle have gone away. >> reporter: as you saw in the video there was a heavy police preference out here -- presence out here yesterday, however, police reported that no arrests were made. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> this is what the protest looked like in southern california, a massive crowd blocked an intersection in l.a. thousands in new york chanted not my preside

any precipitation this morning, we are dry, as we take a look outside, we have sky6 live hd, temple university camera looking south a top morgan hall. we'll have sunshine to start out. 52 degrees is the temperature. milder than yesterday. winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour, a lot of suburbs in the 40s. we have cloud cover leftover from overnight, we'll transition to sunny skies. the high today 62 we'll climb for a bit to get there. 49 by 8:00 a.m. chilly early on. 53 by 10:00 a.m. noon, 58 degrees, the afternoon high at 62 clocking in at 3:00 p.m., we're hoping for mostly sunny skies, i think it will be brighter overall than yesterday. 5:00 p.m., 57 and the mid 50s by dinnertime tonight. here the 12-hour forecast. here the highs, 60 in allentown. 60 in trenton, reading, philadelphia, low 60s in millville and low 60s along the shorepoints. tomorrow, high pressure in control, gorgeous, 67 another mild day coming your way after that. a winter chill coming back sunday where we'll be very cold and very chilly with windchills in the what you would consider wintertime mode. 69 degrees on satur

faces three felony charges in pennsylvania stemming from an incident involving an employee at temple university. his lawyers are trying to keep out the testimony he gave in the woman's sexual battery and defamation lawsuit. prosecutors reopened the criminal case last year after the deposition was unsealed and more cosby has pleaded not guilty. his trial starts next june. ahead on wakeup - the apology note a candy thief left behind in a car is going viral. the one thing taken - coming up. and still ahead - a new report just released on flight m-h 370. what investigators believe happened just before the plane crashed. and making progress in the fight against isis. where iraqi forces were able to enter for the first time in russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. because we need an e

just this past um at temple university planned to dismiss theobold as the school's president after a no confidence vote. he resigned a few days later. people can attend a public forum for him tomorrow from 2:30 to 3:45 at u-n-i's maucker union. he's the first of three finalists coming to the campus. the state regents plan to choose one of the three next week. people across iowa now have better access to a drug that helps reverse the effects from an opioid announced more iowans can now get naloxone or narcan. it comes after the director of iowa's department of public health made a standing order for the prescription medication. it will allow people, including those at risk for an overdose, as well as family or friends, to get it. before this, a prescription was required. "gov - we're going to continuing to look at other things that can be done but this is something that we think makes sense and saves lives and we want to m doing all we can." the effort is in response to what lieutenant governor kim reynolds calls an opioid epidemic. narcan is given by nasal spray or injected to revers

there's center city looking live from temple university on sky6 live hd. 39 degrees is the current temperature in philadelphia. the dewpoint 18. in philadelphia, the air is very dry we're not expecting precipitation today. but wind out of the west at 26 miles per hour that's the sustained wind. the gusts are going into the mid 30s an could get into 40s like yesterday. we're expecting clouds and sun, the strong winds out of the northwest streaking snow off the great lakes and in the poconos today we could see snow showers and some of that could make it farther south. over the next 12 hours, expect it to remain chilly and windy. 36 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 38 by 10:00 a.m. noon, 41. the high today is 45 degrees. this will be the coolest day of the cool stretch that we're currently making our way through. 5:00 p.m., 41 degrees, back into the upper 30s likely by 6:00 p.m. tonight. high temperatures across the region not going high at all. in allentown, 43. trenton, 43, 44 in reading. 46 in wilmington, 45 in philadelphia. 46 in millville. maybe a couple of degrees milder down by the shore. everybody is

we have center city, speaking of school that's our temple university camera looking south on broad street. it's chilly, so you'll want a jacket as you head outside. now we get to storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see how worry dry this morning. we have precipitation later in the forecast, but we are dry as a bone right now. pretty picture from center city. we have radar on the big board, you can see we're dry, 45 degrees in philadelphia. some suburbs cooler than that. winds are calm right now that's always nice when you have light to calm wind and it is chilly out. and then you see the lack of clouds. we'll see sunny skies and clouds off to the west of us, missing us off to the north and west. 44 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 51, but we jump in hurry this afternoon, noon, 61 degrees. the high today, 68 degrees, the average high. 55. well back and forth average by 5:00 p.m., holding on to 61. getting down into the upper 50s by 6:00 p.m. if you have plans to go out this evening, the warmth we're talking about will be fading you'll need a jacket. 69 in reading, similar numbers in w

cosby accused of drugging and sexually assaulting temple university employee andrea constand back in 2004. meanwhile, prosecutors say, they will show a pattern of how cosby drugged and assaulted women. >> he knew they would be incapacitated, unable to consent. >> cosby said he was told the deposition would never be used against him in any criminal proceeding, if convicted, by the way, coy face ten years behind bars. >>> in this morning's you decide 2016, donald trump today will be in miami, orlando, and pensicolla, vying for voter support in florida. >> of course yesterday he was in our area even going into a wawa, he had his daughter with him, still in our area campaigning on this day. so trump and his vice presidential runningmate, mike penned, were in king of prussia. >> using the time, and used his time to repeal, replace that, republicans candidate said woe get rid of mandates currently upheld by the supreme court. so after the rally did he what a lot of us do, he went to the wawa. he visited one over on dekalb pike with tiffany who recently graduated from pen of course, all of