marquette university brought a bunch of therapy dogs to the student union today, and as you can see, the students absolutely loved it. the founder of 'health heelers therapy dogs' says she typically sees two reactions from the students. "they get very excited, their mouth gets wide, their eyes get wide and they just get real excited to meet them or we see them see the therapy animals and just relax." relax." and see my dogs, so this is helping me cope with missing my dog right now." now." it should be noted here that the dogs seemed to enjoy this just as much as the students. mid-terms start tomorrow at marquette. we talk quarterbacks tonight in sports... badgers and packers. 3... ...even rodgers... about the quarterback they'll be playing sunday. next. workers: he campaigned as a job creator iant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class

the victim was at the student union building when the suspect walked up to her. so for, no arrests have been made. university police are repiping students and staff they can always request a safety escort. >>> school students and employ ease of a major examine found themselves in the middle of a crime scene investigation in san jose. officers opened fire on a man they say was ramming their cruiser. it happened on worcester off east julian street. matt? matt: worcester avenue dead helps in the kellogg plant and everyone survived the confrontation. it took place right across the street. the officer and the suspect were not hurt. >> a midnight patrol by three san jose police officers ended with gunfire. >> yelling. i said, something is going on. we her the first shot. just the first. a hesitation. five more. pop. pop. pop. pop. pop. >> a man drive an s.u.v. crash somebody a cruiser while an officer was get inside. thive then back up. he hit the cruiser again. two other officers opened fire. the driver took off. the officer was not injured. >> our poll states we can s

student. there's an emergency alert that went out to campus and got the rumor mill going and then came the bogus calls, three of them, two off campus threats and one for the umc, the student union. police did not find anything but cleared the be. it will stay closed for a more thorough search. the one real threat, the guy with the machete, and three instances of idiots making a calls. >>> that scare is nothing compared to that along parts of the east coast now. there is a real threat there, hurricane matthew, which should hit florida tomorrow. this is while a lot of people are here for the biggest beer festival in the country. like the lady i talked to today. jen miller just got off a plane at dia this afternoon, but it is surprising, though, considering the massive storm headed in the general direction coming, they're still kind of unsure where it's going. >> reporter: jen posted this photo yesterday on instagram about 24 hour before hopping on that flight. >> we decided we wanted to board up our house just in case the hurricane hit us. >> reporter: boarded up and boarded a plane. the good news, she says it appears that storm isn't going to directly hit miami-dade county where

event will take place at the student union on the area campus doors open at six, the rally starts at seven sanders is also in fort collins and the doors for that offense will open it to 30 for the actual event beginning at 330. >> donald trump is coming back to colorado next week. his campaign says he'll help to rallies on tuesday one in colorado springs and another in grand junction. prove colorado has become a critical swing state. earlier this month, trump held rallies and welcome to pueblo it'll be another interesting night when donald trump and hillary clinton face off in their final you can watch that right here next wednesday, october 19 starting at 7:00 p.m. as a get closer to election day, check out our colorado voter guide on our website. there, you will find all of the information you need on voter registration to the voting process, deadlines, sample ballots and a guide to balance propositions. happening now you can no longer bring a galaxy note seven smart phone on two and a plane in the checked bags. the department of transportation announcing the band that when an effe

. >> reporter: we look back live senator tim kaine talking to the students gathered here in the student union and another candidate for the white house making the rounds in southeastern pennsylvania showing how important this state is likely to be just 13 days from now on election day. live in allentown i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. >>> republican presidential nominee, donald trump took a detour from his campaign today the trump family cut the ribbon on the new luxury hotel. trump's new hotel in washington. just down the street from the white house. trump touted the construction as evidence of how well he could run the country. responding to criticism taking time to open a hotel. nobody complained that hillary clinton went to an adele concert last night. trump was back on the trail this afternoon in north carolina. after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life

sports director chris maathuis is outside the student union where a rally just started up... hey chris! ((chris maathuis)) the rally here on campus with the mens and womens teams to the students and fans. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> coming up... ((dave courvoisier)) >>> coming up... we've all seen those ads that promise free stuff... but are they too good to be true? michelle mortensen gets on your side... after a woman says at&t refused smart watch. plus... imposters are going door to door. what to look for now that the water district is warning customers about the trend./// <<< (("you're watching the valley's news leader...with dave narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen ((dave courvoisier)) >>> got a problem? because she gets results. ((denise valdez)) >>

you can see one of the networks has a stage set up here outside the student union. of course it will be the activity inside the arena that tomorrow night. the secret services says there have not been any credible threats ahead of the final debate. cones are already lining the streets around the university for road closures that are set to begin around 4 tomorrow afternoon. some of those areas are indicated here on this map. there will also be restrictions on your access to mccarran airport. there are also various protests and rally's scheduled around town all day tomorrow ahead of the debate. in fact, if you're driving around the strip, you might see this travelling billboard. "don't grope... vote!".... referring to the -2- thousand -5- video.... where trump is heard bragging.... about groping women. to get a full list of road closures... go to ktnv.com. reporting live at unlv, bryan callahan, 13 action news. if you do need to plan a trip through that area tomorrow.. you might want to it will be in operation during the debate.. and running on its regular schedule bet

.>> there are shuttles that depart from the student union and they can sign up for a set time or get scooped up along the way and brought to a polling place at back to campus in about 20 minutes. more than 3.7 million floridians have already voted. >>> layers for florida and georgia clash today with a meeting with the master appointed by the u.s. supreme court over the ongoing water war. they are arguing over who has rights to water that flows florida's apalachicola bay. florida blame city leaders in atlanta for siphoning away more than their fair share of water in the sunshine state says the oyster dependent economy have suffered. >> we have to get the water flowing down the river and into the bay. if we want to have the livelihood we had. >> you were putting uncontrolled growth and uncontrolled agriculture against a delicate irreplaceable ecosystem famous the world over. >> the trial could take weeks and several months before a recommendation is made in a year or more for the u.s. supreme court hears the case. >>> still to come keeping your golston goblin safe from potentially dange

right now at the school where a teen was arrested earlier hermela what have you learned about the student union city police say they believe the threat that locked down james logan high school for 2 hours today was a hoax. police say they now have a male student in custody but have yet to determine a motive. >> reporter:earlier parents rushed to the school after getting the call that no parent wants to get sot parent it's scary because you don't know what's going on. you know the kids are in class. and its your child. so pretty nerve wrekcing. >> reporter:students relieved when the lockdown ended two hours later at around 2:30 in the afternoon. sot student it was like terrifying because i didn't know if i was going to come home to my mom because they were saying there's people with guns and stuff so i was like extra scared that i wasn't going to see my mom. before doors reopened - rumors had spread about the threat being from yet another person dressed as a clown. sot student we heard the bell thing for the lockdown so everyone got scared. they were sending emails and they were saying it was cl

and this open house runs until we're on the second floor of the student union. if you can't make it down there, you can give input online. we have a link at news3lv.com. reporting live, denise rosch, news 3. >> all right. thank you. >>> news 3 is your weather authority. today is a good day to talk about the weather. >> steady showers have been falling since some time yesterday and making the roads real slick. it's tapering off right now. >> i think we're done with the rain in sown. valley. live picture of the east side of the valley. you can tell when the clouds are breaking up. the sky is on fire next to the spring mountains. that's absolutely gorgeous. i knew that would happen once we got that one sliver of sunshine. been an active day with these waves of rain going through. what's happened, the individual showers have been moving to the northeast while the entire line has been drifting east. so we're pretty much done in the valley. but south of through california and i think they could clip and sneak no boulder city, down towards searchlight, laughlin. maybe

the student union you see behind me, now a full on t-v set for cnn... but we will be talking enough politics tomorrow... right now. lets talk cold. hard .cash.... because that's what these local businesses see when they take a look at all these out of towners... < hail to the chief song> millions of people all over the country to tune into our debate... las vegas' time to shine. and some savvy business owners, are trying to cash in on that attention... " the only thing we're partisan to here is fun at crush at the mgm," johnny o' donnell knows this stressfull election is leading some to drink... so he created specialty cocktails, and he's hoping to conduct a poll of his own this week.... " see who outsells who you know, is the hillary better the donald better than the hillary, who likes who" brdige: " and while food trucks havent always been in the center of heated political debate... this election season tacos are being served as the main plate..."

student. there's an emergency alert that went out to campus and got the rumor mill going and then came the bogus calls, three of them, two off campus threats and one for the umc, the student union. police did not find anything but cleared the be. it will stay closed for a more thorough search. the one real threat, the guy with the machete, and three instances of idiots making a calls. >>> that scare is nothing compared to that along parts of the east coast now. there is a real threat there, hurricane matthew, which should hit florida tomorrow. this is while a lot of people are here for the biggest beer festival in the country. like the lady i talked to today. jen miller just got off a plane at dia this afternoon, but it is surprising, though, considering the massive storm headed in the general direction

the graduate students union said it will allow for the union to establish standards of pay and work for the student working at the university on their graduate work. it will set a tone of how graduate labor even in schools across the country. >>> if you have still have a galaxy note 7, don't bring it on a amtrak joining the f ark a in banning the phones. offered a worldwide recall of the phones due to a serious fire risk. they will randomly check passengers to see if they have the banned smartphones. >>> we track traffic and weather ever ten minutes. drive time on the expressway. the single-digit zone that is so nice. check in now with shiri spear. >> shiri: the coldest so far this season, 36 degrees in boston. rather 42 in boston. coldest temperatures so far this fall. wait until we see how much colder this gets by this time tomorrow. >>> a snapchat post prompting a lockdown at a major high school. the changes to keep everyone safe. >>> game one of the world series happening tonight. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter school

. >> reporter: that campus watch party begins at 6:00 tonight here at the student union building. experts tell us that jobs and the economy are two of the issues most important as the candidates try to attract the undecided voters. at san jose state university some still aren't sure who they will be voting for in this year's presidential election. >> even amongst talking to people in class eds, i can tell they are really conflicted, like they really don't like the things that trump says but they really don't like the things that clinton does. >> reporter: and they are not alone. political analysts say roughly 8% to 10% of american voters remain undecided. >> i don't agree on the views of both party so it does make me tough to decide. >> i'm a woman and hispanic and i have to look in-depth at what each party is going to do for the country. i'll look more into it and decide from there >> reporter: undecided voters that the candidates hope to lock in include some millenials as well as white men without college degrees. both groups tend to be less connected to the political process and

he was at the unlv watch party at the student union during the debate. bone says he still hasn't decided who he'll vote for, but says when he does decide, he won't be telling anyone. time now is x:xx --- social media still abuzz after the debate. look at the moments that dominated social media chatter around the country. and later.... we're learning what was behind a series of explosions in the heart of a big city... 19-:22 yelling nats you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible three to zero last night in and there's some happy cubs fans this morning. the cubs blew out the l-a dodgers in game 4 to even the series at two games apiece. game five is tonight in los angeles. the final presidential debate dominated the chatter on social m

the student union launched an official petition to ban the police department.esentative of uc irvine told fox news the school respects the right to peacefully protest but doesn't necessarily show the views of the pr protesters. the official, quote, directors of diversity and inclusion at the university of virginia where i went hosted a faculty workshop that aimed to promote inclusi inclusivity in the course offerings. according to the pape earp uva professors were asked to bring to the workshop where they were looked over to identify, quote, subtextural messages signifying bias. it was fpd by federal tax dollars. it's vital to enhance the university and reflect a, quote, culture of inclusion at every level. students in california state university at northridge now have the opportunity to take naps in safe spaces. according to the website which first reported the story, cal state northridge purchased six sleep pods for its students outfitted for soft music and subtle vibrations. each sleep pod cost $8,500. the initiative is part of a program to combat the sleep

fans are invited to the student union court yard from 5 to 7 tonight.. to enjoy live music... food... and a raffle. the team will also be out signing autographs. this is just one pre-season event being put on by the hold a season ticket holder appreciation event on november first what a night for cleveland... their indians win game 1 of the world series... and their cavaliers raised a championship banner. lebron james and his guys took a nice victory lap after winning the nba title this summer... they dropped the banner... soaked in the moment... then got to business defending their crown... and they did... cleveland blows out the knicks 117-88... lebron messed around and got a triple double. cleveland is 3 more wins from celebrating a baseball championship too... kris bryant will probably have something to say about that... super star. bryant had a rough game last night... but he's great... expect him to bounce back tonight... we talked to one of his old coaches... who says he's not surprised by bryant's success. "seeing him on this stage, you know, it's nuts to see him here a

i'm over here at the student union and on the other side of the student union is the debate hall andy clinton talk very much about their fact, but it is something that the running mates regularly mention as being central pillars of their lives and careers, so tonight as tim kaine and mike pence try to explain political differences between the republican and democrat tickets, they are going to be approaching the debate with some shared background as catholics xing just a few days ago, mike pence led this prayer. >> if his people who were called by his name will humble themselves and prayer, he will do like he's always done. he will hear from heaven and he will heal our land as one nation, under god,. [ applause ] >> then on the other side of the table, tim kaine who has been called a pope francis catholic by a catholic university socialologist in the washington post. that's because his p approach is more progressive. he said a year in central america helped shaped his faith. >> i have a powerful connection from early life where i worked with jesuit missionaries in honduras. my heroes

>>reporter: students and faculty just wrapped up a vigil of support for alex at the student union at the college of wooster. state highway patrol says alex was shot six times while traveling with a friend from incident. >>> the man accused in a deadly crash on i480 pleaded not guilty. clark justin of bruns wick charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and assault in saturday's crash that killed tanesha matthew ands injured asia matthews. the women were changing a tire on the side of the road at the time they were hit. justin left the scene of the crash but arrested a short time later. state troopers found hero his car. >>> the scary clown controversy has come to our area and someone making social media threats to three schools and police say they know who's been making those threats. three six grade girls. police are talking to prosecutors about what to do now. >>> akron businesses are fed up after a series of break ins. >> police believe the same side. bob jones is live with the story you saw first on a 5 and, bob, you got hands on surveillance video out there. >>reporter: well, f

you now how we want to show you now how closed captioning will resume shortly packed into the unlv student union for a watch party. fox 5's kathleen jacob is live at the party where all eyes were glued to the screen. kathleen... what's the general reaction of the crowd so far? guys right now most people were... i'm actually right outside the room so we don't disturb people while they watch... but here's what it looks like inside. you can see every chair is filled with students. we've seen a lot of people dressed up in costumes to look like both donald trump and decorations and food. it's really a very exciting atmosphere... especially since the debate is right here at this school. it seems like this watch party is even more electric than the ones in the past. we talked to other students who are actually for trump... and we'all hear more from them throughout all of our coverage tonight... but for now, we're gonna get back in there and watch the debate rest of the students... reporting live...kathleen jacob fox5 news local las vegas. "from everything i see has no respect for this person." "well th

the public is invited to join students and staff inside the u-n-l-v student union to watch the debate from 5:30 to 8:30 tonight. there will be food, a live d-j, debate swag and raffle prizes for attendees. doors open early at 5:00 p-m for students and available. and parking is first come, first served. the college of southern nevada is also hosting debate watch parties on its three campuses, starting at 5:30 tonight. debate watchers will have a chance to ask an expert panel about the debate and its significance. the community is invited to attend the free events. stay with fox5 all-day for full election coverage. we will be streaming the dete facebook, and bumping in on facebook live with updates as the candidates and their supporters prepare for the debate. by all accounts... this has been a very strange presidential season... we're seeing things and hearing things you don't typically hear... so dave hall thought of a fun little game... it's called... "who said it?" trump... clinton... or homer simpson... who said it? (dave standup) 1:22- 1:39 "here i am at welcome to lv sign... peop

at the tivoli student union on the amarria campus. doors open at 6:00 and rally starts at 7:00 p.m. sanders also speaking at csu in fort collins monday at 1:00 with the event beginning at 2:00 p.m. >> meanwhile, donald trump is coming back to colorado next week. his campaign said he will hold colorado springs, the other in grand junction. it is proof colorado has become a critical swing state. earlier this month trump held rallies in loveland and pueblo. we are sure to hear more about issues on both sides when trump and clinton face off for the final presidential debate. you can watch it here on fox 31 this wednesday, october 19, starting at 7:00 p.m. as we get closer to election day, be sure to check out our colorado voter guide on kdvr.com and the fox 31 news at. there you find all the registration, the voting process, deadlines, sample ballots, and a guide to ballot propositions. >> a trio of wildfire is burning along the sierra nevada has destroyed at least 22 homes north of carson city. this tops are look at news across america. the flames from the little valley fire have force

the event will take place at the tivoli student union on the array area campus. really starts at 7:00. sanders is speaking at csu in fort collins monday and the doors open at 1:00 with the event beginning at 2:00 p.m. >> meanwhile, donald trump is coming back to colorado next week. his campaign said he will hold to rallies on tuesday, one in colorado springs and another in grand junction. it has become a critical swing state. earlier this month trump held rallies in loveland and pueblo. >> democratic nominee hillary backlash today over her e-mail scandal. newly released documents show a variety of issues from the campaign preparing how to respond to questions related to bill clinton scandal to possibly holding becky mills between clinton and the president. today donald trumps running mate mike pence complained the wiki leaked e-mails are getting less attention than questions about the republican nominee's treatment of women. >> of the time that many in the national media are chasing after these unsubstantiated allegations it's remarkable to evidence that is flowi

i'm here at the unlv student union ken bone is making a come back at the final presidential debate... we'll show his appearance on jimmy kimmel... a putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. and congressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought for equal pay for equal work. and ruben kihuen will protect our right to make our own health decisions. self-driving features are much safer than a human driver. the cars will also feature ultra- sonic sensors to detect objects near and around the car..farther than the human eye can see. the car will also be able to see clearly through fog and heavy rain t-mobile has to pay up! the so well at disclosing the speed or restrictions of its unlimited" data policy. the carriers policy allows it to slow down data speeds when customers use too much data. it may mislead customers to think they're getting faster service. now t-mobile has to pay a 48-million dollar fine. high pressure has sifted a bi

the student union you see behind me, now a full on t-v set for cnn... but we will be talking enough politics tomorrow... right now. lets talk cold. hard .cash.... because that's what these local businesses see when they take a look at all these out of towners... < hail to the chief song> millions of people all over the country are ready to tune into our debate... las vegas' and some savvy business owners, are trying to cash in on that attention... " the only thing we're partisan to here is fun at crush at the mgm," johnny o' donnell knows this stressfull election is leading some to drink... so he created specialty cocktails, and he's hoping to conduct a poll of his own this week.... " see who outsells who you know, is the hillary better than the donald, is the donald better than the hillary, who likes who" brdige: " and while food trucks havent always been in the center of heated political debate... this electn being served as the main plate..."

there was a case in one of the colleges in southern california where a student put keen loggers on the machine in the student union building because they really wanted to be elected to the student council. it's like, you know, come on, it's not that important to have that on your resumÉ, but -- >> how many federal crimes but just commit? >> and the fbi caught them and locked them up for trying to hack the student council election. >> so we need to wrap up but before we go i do want to sort of throw this out there as a public service announcement about calling in on election day if you discover problems. there is a group run by a legal coalition and i will let joe talk about it. it's very helpful, it's been in existence for i don't know how many elections at this point. >> since 2002. >> people can report in problems, long lines, toucher machines not recording what they are intending to report, e poll books not being up and running, any problems you can report to this legal group and they can provide assistance. >> there are partisan efforts but this is a nonpartisan effort, check out 866-our-vote.org or call 1-866

he also met with the university student union. later kaine stopped at a creamery, in addition to rallies with hillary clinton in philadelphia on sat take, kaine will also campaign with clinton in the city of pittsburgh. >>> vice-president joe biden stumped for hillary clinton in wilkes barre today. biden weighed in on the sexual misconduct allegations involving donald trump. vice-president says he wished they were in high school so he could take trump behind the gym. >>> count down is on, just more than 17 days new until voters head to the polls. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for latest on both candidates as we near election day. >>> also this evening, students at 14 pennsylvania state universities, are heading back to class. a tentative deal has been reached between the faculty union and state system of higher education. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was at west chester university, one of the affected schools, help the word came down and striking faculty walk off of the picket line. >> reporter: third day on

the sun even came up. students were urged to come to class and wait for updates. and the same is true at westchester university. annie mccormick is live. >> you can see the growing support for the factory union here at westchester campus. joining them are the people from the communities and students. this after the state system said they gave their last and best offer last night and the unjob decided it was time to strike. >> minutes after the 5:00 a.m. decision to strike. members of the faculty union decided it was time to strike. they came to an impact with the pennsylvania state system of higher education. more than 100,000 students are impacted. under the current contract full-time professors start at $46,000 and top out at $112,000 plus benefits. in a three year deal they are offering from a 7% to 17% increase and increased medical benefits cost. and they say they will not agree to share more costs for their health care like ever else has. the union disagrees. >> the state is giving with one hand and taking with the other but the end of the day the union is committed to quality education. >> many students went to class. there is usually 200 kids in our class and there was only six of us

students at "cal poly san luis obispo"... can now take a break... on campus. a beer break, that is. the college's student union is now offering a glass of wine or cold beer.. say the new option is bringing in more customers. customers. new at 10-- music lovers are flocking to the california desert this weekend... for a star-studded event.... that's being playfully called 'old- chella.' 'desert trip' features a long list of music superstars including 'the who'... 'bob 'paul mccartney.' crystal cruz is in inidigo, california with the story. california with the story. sot: from montana for my mom's nats: byeeee see you there in indio, cc. in indio, cc. coming up-- if you're worried your samsung phone could catch fire.... two phone companies are allowing you to trade it in for a completely new phone. plus-- a warning for facebook users. there's a new scam targeting people in the valley. details, straight ahead. the arizona cardinals lose a key piece to their offensive line that keeps general manger over in tempe, arizona state quarterback brady white making first colegiate start. ucla in town lookimg spoil the par

there was a case in one of the colleges in southern california where a student put keen loggers on the machine in the student union building because they really wanted to be elected to the student council. it's like, you know, come on, it's not that important to have that on your resumÉ, but -- >> how many federal crimes but just commit? >> and the fbi caught them and locked them up for trying to hack the student council election. >> so we need to wrap up but before we go i do want to sort of throw this out there as a public service announcement about calling in on election day if you discover problems. there is a group run by a legal coalition and i will let joe talk about it. it's very helpful, it's been in existence for i don't know how many elections at this point. >> since 2002. >> people can report in problems, long lines, toucher machines not recording what they are intending to report, e poll books not being up and running, any problems you can report to this legal group and they can provide assistance. >> there are partisan efforts but this is a nonpartisan effort, check out 866-our-vote.org or call 1-866

the deal still has to be formally approved by the union and of members - but chicago's mayor and the union president agree - they're just happy to have nearly 400- thousand students in class today. less than an hour after the broncos suffered its first loss of the season sunday... an ambulance took head coach gary kubiak to the hospital. today - we have more details - on exactly what went wrong.. kubiak has been diagnosed with complex migraine condition - that causes extreme fatigue and body weakness. dr. randy james with the denver average migraine symptoms can last from a few hours - to days - and can include weakness that mimics a stroke on one side of the body. if kubiak had some stroke-like symptoms, it's no wonder it was taken seriously -- especially since he had a mini-stroke on the football field back in 2013.. he was coaching the texans back then... in a statement - kubiak says he's special teams coach joe decamillis will be the team's interim head coach when the bronocs take on the chargers in san diego this thursday night. police are asking for help - finding someone involved in a fatal - and bizarre - hit and run. just before seven monday night - a do

now, in the past, the union has voted to strike but they've never actually walked off of the job so a lot of students still are wondering what they should do. now, when i talked to the union spokesperson, he says that he expects majority of the union members to not cross the picket line. however, sometimes some do. some of the web sites for the universities tell students to still show up to class. wait 10 to 15 minutes. if a professor does not arrive then you can leave. however it sounds like from the union standpoint that a number of those professors are not going to work today. for now reporting live on west chester university's campus, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks for those live details. >>> now to a developing story. man was shot several times in rittenhouse square as he was trying to break up an attempted robbery in the middle of the park. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live on that scene where the gunfire center people running for cover. katherine. >> reporter: matt, people around here are pretty astounded. popular place to hang out especially on a m

the v.a. it's this bureaucracy. >> a good parallel, very good parallel. teachers unions, they're not for the students. ions inside the v.a. are not for the veterans. they're for the employees. they had another case where they fired an employee recently, went to an arbitration, the union defended this person. lying and abused patients, and the union defended her. >> let me ask you this before we go. item, i could talk to you all morning about this, and i so appreciate your insights and saying straight what the issue is. you are also the former chairman of the republican national committee. what do you say about what's going on right now with so many within the gop not supporting their candidate, donald trump? >> i would say what i used to say when i was chairman, which is we have to hang together or we'll hang separately. unity is a prerequisite in any election that the republicans are competing in because we have an uphill battle. we have to be at our best, and we have to be united. and i would say what speaker gingrich just said, is that these people who have legitimate problems, i think, sometimes wi

they will be at the student union center at 6:00 tonight. sanders will also be at cu colorado ballot initiative 69. it would replace most private health insurance with colorado care. >>> donald trump junior will be at the centennial gun club tomorrow morning. there's a public event starting at 10:30 in the morning. his father will visit colorado springs and grand junction on tuesday, just one day ahead of the third and final debate with hillary clinton. trump's campaign website has more information on tickets for both of the events in colorado springs and grand ju debate, hillary clinton says that she and hillary clinton -- donald trump says that he and hillary clinton should take a drug test before the debate. >> the call caps a dark week for the republican nominee. nine women have accused him of inappropriately touching him. he tells his supporters that the election is rigged. >> it is a rigged election. you have phony people coming up from 20 years ago, 30 years ago. >> at a rale knee new hampshire yesterday, trump proposed the antidrug po

the conference is at the uw-m student union and it costs $10 to get in. >> new this morning, the milwaukee county zoo is slashing admission prices this weekend to celebrate the upcoming halloween holiday. grab the little ones and head out to wauwatosa tonight and tomorrow from 6 until 9 pm. the event is held at night so people get the rare chance to see animals in the dark. there will haystack maze for kids to navigate, a dancing light show, and of course carmel apples. and don't worry, this event isn't too scary, so you can bring the whole family. >> and we like to call it not if you have young kids even 2 years old to 12 years old bring them out don't be afraid because it's not going to be like a haunted house or anything overly spooky so it's just a fun family friendly event. >> admission for boo at the zoo is $9 for adults, $7 for kids 12 and younger, children under 2 are free. parking is $7. >> new this morning, the hubble telescope has made a huge discovery trillions of new galaxies. astronomers looked at data from hubble and realized that there are at least two trillion galaxies in

you wanted to find tony, if you cut straight across the quad, right in front of the girls' dorm you'll find student union. he'll be there. yeah. hey! in there. that's the girls' dorm. jds from one of those fraternities again. that's the third time this week. they're such children. oh, sorry! come on. juveniles. where's the fire door? over there. get the kids. pillow fight! y, pillow fight! get 'em! whoa! ah! and i thought you were middle class. well, appearances can be... deceptive. but you must take better care of yourself for the sake of our future children. our supermen? mm-hm. hey, you know, that's the first time i've gotten any use out of these books. well, i don't know about your professors, but i'd be delighted to give you an a. in what subject? well... why don't you try ancient history, mr. solo? it's what you're about to become. excellent timing, gentlemen. thank you. don't celebrate yet, solo. there's plenty more where i came from. i told you. should have killed him right away. now our whole plan is knocked into a cocked hat. i don't see that. with haymish in jail, we can't assassinate waverly.

a strike now affects 100,000 students at 14 state universities. we have reaction from both the union also students here at west chester. >> very unfair situation. going to be very difficult for these students. we have 17,000 students here at west chester. they're working hard. this is a very difficult time for them as well. we hope the state will come through with a fair contract. >> if it asks more than a couple days that we won't graduate on time. this is my last year. i don't want to spend another semester just because someone can't come to a decision. it's crazy. >> reporter: but that doesn't affect your feelings? your feelings are -- >> no, i'm a hundred percent for it. they need to compromise. they need to come to an agreement but i'm a hundred percent for the professors. >> reporter: in fact there are some students out here that are showing their support. now, i just got off the phone with the spokesperson for the state system. they said that they offered an identical plan that other members covered by the state have according to the state, the sticking pointer they say is the

students need. the school where she teaches won't allow them inside. bellamy teaches at 9th and 11th grade english and right now her state of the unions u students used decade'sold chairs like this one. >> can i get some chairs, is anybody going to order chairs. i got kids getting poked or pinch or their clothes are torn. >> she bought new chairs that meets all district criteria from a district's supplier. bellamy thought she solved the problem, she was wrong. >> my admin says i was wrong. >> the issue here is the chairs were purchased without any approval from an unauthorized vendor among other things. miss bellamy can request for ch check up of those chairs. >> it is still too long of a wait for this teacher who'suu(i does not need. >> i am tired. and fed up. it is not fair that my kids has to sit in that kind of condition. >> reporter: making matters work for bellamy, she had to remove her chairs from her patio because she's been told she's violating from her lease. laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >>> new details tonight of the wild police chase their fresno. two premium is arrepeople is ar. a third person is still on the run. something in the car sudden

. >> homecoming weekend, now the faculty can enjoy it as much as the student will. the unionresenting members of 14 pennsylvania state universities reached attentive contract agreement, ending three day walk out. it provides raises for all employees, also requires them to pick up greater share of their healthcare costs, the deal must now go to the full union for radification. the three day strike disrupted classes for that than 100,000 students, first strike in the system 34 years. >>> new jersey governor chris christie's former deputy chief of staff, broke her long silence in court, about the bridgegate scandal. facing conspiracy charges, she testified christine new about lane closures, planned at the george washington bridge, and she claims the traffic was anticipated with traffic study and she briefed christie weeks beforehand, kelly testified the traffic troubles, the study calls, was not meant to punish fort lee's mayor. governor christie has denied any wrong-doing. >> critics of legislation to abolish so-called san too area cities in pennsylvania are camping out. imigra

there was a case in one of the colleges in southern california where a student put key loggers on the machines in the student union building because they really wanted to be elected to the student council. it's like, come on. it's not that important to have that on your resume. >> how many federal crimes did you just commit. >> and the fbi caught him and walked him up for trying to hack the student council election. >> we need to wrap up. before we go, i do want to sort of throw this out there as a public service announcement about calling in on election day if you discover problems. there is a group run by a legal coalition. and i'll let joe talk about it.

. >>> the strike is on at pennsylvania's 14 state universities keeping more than hundred,000 students out of class and the union is trying to reassure the students they did everything to avoid a strike but strike they did at 5:00 a.m. gray hall is live on the campus of westchester university tonight. >> reporter: well, 12 hours and counting look behind me folks are still out here on the picket line, a lot of them have gone in for the night but they will be back tomorrow morning if no deal is reached. >> what do we want? >> we don't want to strike we would rather be in the classroom. i'm a professor. i would rather be teaching any students. >> hitting the picket line is the only way they feel they will get change in what they call a fair contract. >> among the issues, they are demanding better pay and medical benefits. the strike comes after negotiations between the state system of higher education and faculty union of more than 5,000 members could not reach an agreement on a new contract. >> we had 15 months without real progress and the union decided that we could not make progress without the threat of a stri

i'm at the unlv student union at their watch party. >> jimmy: how about that. and what was the mood like in there? how did everybody feel? well, jimmy, it was like watching a football game. we had rabid support others both sides. big hits, big full wimblfumbles would support after this debate. have you decided who you will support in this election? >> i think you should probably listen to the internet, i'm not trustworthy. i have not decided. after i have decided i promise i'm not going to tell anyone, even you, even though i love you. >> jimmy: you're never going to tell anyone, why? >> well, once i tell anyone who i'm voting for i lose my opportunity to just say, get out and vote. i don't care who you vote for, i just want everybody to get to heard. if you listen to the fat guy from st. louis, you're not listening to your own heart and conscience. >> jimmy: all right. i have another question for you. i hope you will answer this question with us. and share this with us. have you washed that sweater yet? >> well, jimmy, i must have because it's shrinking. [ laug