the clinton campaign tells "eyewitness news" nearly 8,000 people packed penn park in university cityonight and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter trang do he is live with more on tonight's get out the vote rally. trang. >> reporter: well, natasha, like you said this is an absolutely huge rally gates finally opened around 6:30 with tim kaine taking the stage about three hours later. hillary clinton didn't make her final remarks until just before 10:00 but as expected she took the time to bash his opponent on his refusal to relies his tax return. clinton says as president she would make a big push for manufacturing and clean energy jobs universal pre-k and college affordability for the middle class which was a big hit here on penn's campus. >> i'm going to do everything i can to get the cost of college down for everybody. [cheers and applause] >>> any student in a family that makes less than $125,000 a year could go to public college tuition free. >> reporter: in addition to some dire hard hillary supporters there were a big number of bernie sanders supporters. coming up at 11:30

if you take septa university city tunnel, construction, happening.ause that far airport, media elwyn and wilmington newark lines just saturday, sunday, all service, all of it, terminates, at 30th street. and i'll be tweeting this information out for you, as well. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. race for president is getting the bulk every attention, but there are seats in congress up for grabs in november, too. among them, u.s. senate seat representing pennsylvania. >> right now, republican pat toomey holds it, but democrat katie mcginty is challenging him. jessica dean spoke with both of them about some of the big issues in our country right now including gun control and the minimum wage. >> asthmas shootings continue to playing the united state, the debate over gun control grows more with each tragedy. in 2013, senator pat toomey co-sponsored the mansion too many i amendment t would have expanded backgrounds checks on all gun sales, including guns bought at gun shows and over the internet with exemption for sales between family

we will take to you university city for annual tradition and tell you the special cause it benefitted. stay with us. katie v/she stays late.rd. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. >>> ♪ >> ♪ >> so you know what's more fun than picking pumpkins? smashing them. >> "eyewitness news", was at city tap house in university city for the sixth annual pumpkin smash event. that's where participant take a sledge hammer to this favorite money raised comes to morris animal refuge, the oldest animal shelter in the united state. you get to get all of your aggression out, and then calm down. >> levels you out for the ride home. welcoming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", live at the taj, as it shutdown. >> and there is one reason why many americans wo

worlds of septa, we have stuff going on here as well, university city tunnel closures, because that far irks airport, media elwyn, newark line, a just dollars saturday, sunday, all the service will be terminated at 30th street. and again, this is information i'll be tweeting out, more construction coming up in a little bit. back to you up. >> dating breaking news, deadly crash on roosevelt boulevard, has claimed two young lives overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live near front street, justin, we understand you just spoke to neighbor who tried to help? >> neighbors tell us the sound of the crash was just awful. police are telling us the only two people who likely know what happened are the survivors of this crash. one a woman who was driving north on front street here, the other, a 18 year old man who was driving in these outer west lanes of roosevelt boulevard, their cars collided at this corner, and that car was sent crashing over here into that light pole. two young lives lost. you should be looking now at video of one of the crash cars being towed away, the hyunda

eagles face the cowboys and others to help out a friend and fob had a flight at blarney stone at university city and doubled as a fundraiser for miller who survived the shooting rampage last september and the lone officer in attendance was officer miller's wife. >> monitoring the eagles. >> looking to win the fourth straight in dallas and down to the wire birds are now tied with the cowboys 23-23 with 3 minutes to go in the fourth quarter the dow boys scored and bryant scoring his second of the game and missed the last three games with a knee injury and eagles had a lead in the first half 13-10 and took a 20-10 lead on a jordan matthews touchdown in the third quarter but cowboys after eagles mistakes have come back to tie the game at 23 the birds and carson wentz will try to win the game with three minutes to go as for the rest of the nfc east the giants much more by the way and coming up, in sports sunday mike missanelli fanatic with ducis rodgers and hoping the eagles win we will see at 11:45 and nfc and giants have a bye and redskins had breakfast with the bengals today and played early this

>> yeah, universal city walk or the walk as i like to call it, they have an indoor-- it's this but it's public. so everybody sees you do it swrz yeah. >> so it's weird. i hate flying anyways. and even three feet off the anybody done it? yeah, it's-- are you being blown-- (laughter) by fans, that doesn't work either, that doesn't work either. >> james: blown by a fan. >> so this giant-- . >> james: get ready, we'll come to you in a minute. so you're being blown by a fan. >> this fan is blowing you. and are you like this, and my if the fan reverses and then you know, sucks you. >> james: to be clear, just to backtrack, you're being blown by a fan and you are worried what if this reverses and it sucks me. >> now that i say it out loud, yes, it's a terrible story. >> james: i wanted to ask you about this photo that you recently posted. talk us through this, what is >> so i have had a fear of clowns, apparently for a long time. but i didn't know this until recently. i knew i didn't like clowns but i wanted to post a throwback photo. so i teched my mom, hey, you can send me some photos when i

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in university city where clinton rallied supporters tonight >> reporter: well, natasha, those thousands and thousands of people waited for hours in the cold to hear clinton speak. she finally took to the stage with running mate tim kaine just after 9:30. in the clouds there were lots of hillary clinton supporters but there were also some bernie sanders supporters who say clinton still needs to win their vote but as expected clinton took some time to bash her opponent on his refusal to release his tax returns and also called him to be unfit to be president. on the policy front clinton says as president she would make a push for manufacturing and clean energy jobs universal pre-k and college affordability for the middle class. the reaction to her 30 minute speech was mixed. >> i thought the speech was good but i don't see -- i think she needs to do more policy. like i wanted to hear more about the things she wanted to talk about and what she was going to do for the country, the things -- she said the whole time it was pretty much just trash trum

clinton in university city tomorrow. last night they put their differences a side so they can go out to dinner. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: matt to be clear there was a buffer sitting in between them this was not a debate, it was lighthearted, but at times it got a little tense. >> hillary accidently bumped into me, and she civilly said, pardon me. >> reporter: donald trump kicked off this year's al smith dinner and i politely replied let me talk to you about that after i get into office. just kidding. >> reporter: hillary clinton had her own zingers. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. maybe a 5 if she she loses the torch and tablet changes her hair. >> reporter: seated two seats a part with only the arch bishop of new york between them, the candidates were the main attraction at the annual dinner for catholic charity. a chance for the candidates to show their fun side in the campaign's home stretch. it's named after alfred e. smith, the first catholic to run on the presidential ticket and

reporting live from university city.bc 10 news. >>> and if you take septa, make sure to track your entire strike contingency plan on the nbc 10 app. turning to the weather. it's dry outside right now as we take a live look at dry conditions from our kimmal city camera. but changes are coming. and erica martinez tracking rain. is this going to effect trick or treating? >> it will be if you're trick or treating tomorrow. tonight is dry. temperatures for today topped outmainly in the 60s. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. 68 degrees and conditions right now still remain rather mild. so the shore line is seeing really nice conditions, 60s. for the most part. notice 64 for summer's point. made lntding 63. so the story goes like this 60s and 70s on sunday and 50s by monday. however, i am tracking the potential for showers and thunderstorms making it here by tomorrow afternoon. >> up next, race for peace. today police districts from around our region are showing their tacti

we will show you the picture outside and scan six live and hd from temple university camera looking at cityall. we've got a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky and temperatures are still on the mild side and start to cool down with the northwest wind through the overnight hours, it was warm for the month of october and reading had a new record high of 83, you tied a record in ac today 80 was the high in allentown and philadelphia 79 well above the average of 62 and 78 was the high in wilmington. earlier today we had a southwest wind which is why the numbers are well above average and tapping in a northwest wind flow in the wake of the front that moved through and 60 in philadelphia, just 56 in reading, 44 in the poconos at the coast in cape may 63 down in dover also coming in the lower 60s. here is satellite 6 along with action radar there is the front that is moving on m our coastlie and you notice some breaks in those clouds across up state new york and portions of pennsylvania they will continue to do so throughout the rest of tonight with a mostly clear sky and northwesterly wind and 12 h

this happened at the university city and exit. two-vehicle crash that involved another tractor-trailer. that person was taken to hanheman for treatment. police have not released their condition. tractor-trailer was leaking oil and debris ended up in the westbound lanes. the salt trucks were out earlier and they made a few passes to prep the roads. the side of the tractor rl -- trailer was crushed over the median. it was split on the side. you can see the people walking in and out of the tractor-trailer as they unload it into another one to lighten the load so they can tow the vehicle. the tow trucks are positioned at the scene. the tow truck operators are walking around a little bit, maybe assessing, so far it is not hooked up. keeping an eye on the scene as they continue to unload the tractor-trailer and haul out what appears to be drink boltses and cans. looks like they are taking some out right now out of the back. so of course we'll keep an eye on the situation here and let you know. right now the eastbound lanes are shut down

the eastbound lanes are closed near university city exit. you may make out the forklift they are unloading the cargo in the tractor-trailer that appear to be kegs so they can tow it. a tractor-trailer and another vehicle collided. the second car has since been towed away from the scene affirm person in the other vehicle was taken to had hanheman for treat. police have not released their condition. the tractor-trailer was leaking oil and some debris ended up in the westbound lanes. we did see salt trucks prepping the roadway. the side of the tractor-trailer crashed over the median. they are lightning the load so they can hook it up to the tow truck which are positioned on the scene. pennsylvania state police are here along with penndot. use caution as you go by the area. cruise are at work here. they are starting to position the tow truck around they are working in that direction. we'll keep you posted we have eyes on the scene and we'll let you know the progress. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a tragic and brutal murder is under

let's get out to brad sattin who is live in university city tonight. brad? >> reporter: iain, frayed nerves and angry people here right now. the clock is ticking. these negotiations actually... >> this kim packet more than 400,000 people. septa and the union have been negotiating all weekend long through the day today but the word as of right now is there is really no news. let's take to you some pictures from earlier today. strike would stop the subway lines, market frankford and broad street lines, stop the trollies around the city, the buses around the city. knauer it would not impact the norristown high speed line or suburban buses. in other words you can pretty much -- >> eventually they get it done but it's a matter of time when they get it done. cause a loft april convenience for lost people. >> reporter: how will it cause inconvenience for you? >> oh, man, boy, i ain't going to say that on camera. >> you're not real happy about. >> know it will cause me a lot of inconvenience. >> i'm active person y stay in the house. with the strike will keep me in

tempt-year-old man is in the hospital tonight after police say someone shot and stabbed him in university city. sky fox over the scene at 38th and market streets around 7:30 tonight. police say the man was shot once in the leg and stabbed in the neck. he is at penn presbyterian hospital in stable condition. police say that the victim knew his attacker but at last check police did not have that person in custody. >>> right now philadelphia police releasing video of a scary home invasion. police say that it shows the men who invaded a woman's home in overbrook. investigators say they tied her up and then they robbed her. this was wednesday morning. you can see the men walking around the home along with 5600 block of woodbine avenue. police say they broke in, they bound the woman's mouth with duct tape and zip tied her hands she was able to run out of the house somehow to get help. employees say the two men got away after stealing the woman's phone, cash and her car. they were last seen in a 2006 hyundai sonata. >>> new controversy in you decide tonight. donald trump is apologizing for what he ca

action news reporter bob brooks is live in university city >> good evening, some people out here spentost ten hours to get through this gate here, so obviously, there's a lot of excitement. but that wait is now over. take a look just next to us here is the security checkpoint thousands of people have lined up now ready to go through there and then they will pass through the gate into the stage. it is lit up. people are taking and sitting down to the grand stands. you can see the hillary clinton slogan stronger together lit up in blue. they want to start hearing specifics from hillary, not just a general speech. let's take a look. >> despite the old weather, he got in line the first to do so. the first one through the gate to see hillary clinton speak. >> i wanted to make sure i got a good spot to see hillary. >> here is karin. >> reporter: are you freezing >> yes. >> reporter: she too wouldn't miss this. they both had something in common. it's time for hillary to speak about more policies and specifics. for pena, she's hoping clinton speaks about a plan for the disabled. >> i wish she

>> fresco user raheem harvey saw this in university city a taxi somehow got stuck in the penn presbyterianical center park he tells us the driver drove right through the park. you can see a crowd of people gather on the scene we called police and they're checking to find out what happened and if anyone was hurt. if you see something shoot it and send it to our fresco you could video -- video could end up on the user. kevin malone in vineland new jersey for a special ground breaking official from the see and local organization organizag their shovels into the ground future home of the landis square senior apps it will consist of 71 affordable luxury units. officials say it will have positive economic impact on the greater cumberland county community. take out your phone and shoot it. and use the fresco app to send to our newsroom. lucy. >> thank you very much iain in peps si company making major change to bum of products. cutting the amount of sugar, sodium and fat and drinks like 2025 in response to the growing demand for healthier foods. pepsi owns gatorade and tropicana. all right. sean

today, she waited for the trolley in university city, somewhat sympathizing with the union workers holding out in a pension, health care and working conditions disagreement. >> i kind of support them in that, but septa, please don't go on strike. please work it out. >> reporter: nervousness is also rising at the transportation centers. with one day left before the union's contract expires. bad memories are coming back, too. >> i remember one time, they went on strike for a long time and people were car pooling. >> reporter: passengers are already weighing costly alternatives. >> only plan i can think of is renting a car. >> reporter: the mayor predicted gridlock and congestion. and many who take the busses and trolleys are going to be late for work if there is not a deal. >> i only labor disputes if i'm asked to. that's the only way i'm effective. >> reporter: as the labor talks continue, one rider has to do negotiating of her own with her car-owni ining sibling. >> brothers and sisters who have calls, call them up and make nice. >> we've talked a lot about tuesday morning's commute. remem

splurge for a chest strap and honored community leaders and activists during the gala awards at university city honoreee the widow of the reverend ralph abernathy with roles with the council rights and public affairs manager niki hawkins was on hand to congratulate the winners let's get that weekend accuweather forecast and as you said just a few moments ago going to be chilly tonight. >> reporter: chilly start to the weekend and temperatures rise and a beautiful weekend and summer makes a come back next week and double scan shows we have rain free conditions out there just high thin clouds and temperatures are dropping quickly and philadelphia 56 degrees, i was going to say 56el and reading 45 and millville 47 and cape may 53 the high 65 two degrees below average so a little chill and satellite six along with action radar this is the big weather maker this within the dominant high pressure is sinking down from new england and what that will do is bring us cool temperatures tonight and start to warm through the weekend and high thin clouds frost in the suburbs and may want to cover the plants a

reporting live in university city, andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> you can watch the rally live on the nbc 10 app. >>> coming up in minutes, nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal looks into an election lawsuit about poll-watchers, what state republicans want and the reaction it's causing. >>> time for the nbc 10 first alert forecast. we're here with how the rest of the nye is shaping up. >> we had a chilly day in the forecast. lots of rain showers, everything mainly clearing. a live look outside, philadelphia sunset at 6:10 p.m. it's looking gorgeous, and locally it is dry. current wind speeds 16 miles per hour. but notice the gusts, 26 miles per hour. if you look at the bottom of the screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. satellite radar imagery showing mainly dry conditions around the philly metro area. i would say burlington county, as well as mercer county seeing light showers. otherwise mainly dry conditions. we had the massive almost system really just kind of kicking back the moisture and cooling the air locally. so if you look here, northeastern pennsylvania, it looks

. >>> and check out the cirrus center in university city also glowing pink in support of the fight againstast cancer. this is the 15th year for the lights for the cure campaign. you can find out more information on our website cbsphilly.com. >> always love toll see. >> love toll see you with us every weekend. that's "eyewitness news" for this saturday night. i'm natasha brown. for leasely, lauren, all of us here thanks for joining us f you're up early join our morning team and we're always on for you at cbsphilly.com. take care. ♪ you won't have anything to reach, you won't have anything to strive to be. >>> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com. and this is "the american athlete". get ready to hang out who some of the world's greatest sport superstars. marcus allen. >> i have it on tape, ronnie lott and you confessing that you cheated off me. >> from the philadelphia phillies, chase utley. >> east coast fans are intense, especially in philadelphia. they love you one day and can hate you the next. >> serena williams. >> i had to go to therapy for it but now i can make cl

. >>> smashing good time was had put by all in university city. >> that was pumpkin smash 2016. this was the sixth year it was held. it recorded pumpkin smashing. money raised goes to morris animal shelter. oldest in the united states. a great cause and who doesn't want to smash a pumpkin every now and again. >> don bell, he's going to go out there before sports zone. >> i'd like to do it on the set >> it's going to be messy, that's going to do it. >> i'm natasha, i'm jessica dean. for lauren, don, and all of us, >> we're handing things over to don bell and cbs3 sports zone, have a good night. ♪ >>> turnovers will kill you. highlights and analysis of the eagles first loss of the season. coming up. >>> and he's back. tom brady returns and demolishes the browns, we'll go around the nfl. >>> what up? welcome to the hyundai sports zone >> my reaction to today is listen, this is not the end of the world, this team will being a good team. this team will be a good team. don't worry, the positivity is there. >> let's take you to the well, maybe we'll call them low life. at the detroit l

smoking conditions led to the east vac ways of the drexel's le bow college of business in the university city. chopper three over the scene. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon on 32nd and market. fire officials say crews found light smoke on the seventh floor and quickly laced the situation under control. no one was hurt. >>> in the race for president the campaign trail is again, running through our area former president bill clinton stumped for his wife hillary clinton at montgomery county college this blue bell this afternoon. while democratic nominee is off the campaign trail today mr. clinton made a vice stop at clinton campaign office in ardmore. bill clinton says that pennsylvania is a critical battle ground state and every vote will count. >> go out and win this thing but tell other people if they don't want to miss this, this is a train to tomorrow and we need everybody to ride. >> republican nominee donald trump rallied supporters in colorado this afternoon. trump is blaming the media for his falling poll numbers in the wake of the second you'll assault and groping allegations. h

tomorrow, tim kaine will join hillary clinton in philadelphia at a get out the vote rally in university city count on nbc 10 to cover each of those campaign stops on air and, of course, on nbc 10 app. >>> just when you think you've seen it and heard it all, this election season, there's this. >> michelle obama gives a speech. and everyone loves it. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> ahead, donald trump and hillary clinton square off again but this time for humor's sake. >>> also, this new castle county bakery was a local landmark until it was destroyed by fire. ahead as they rebuild, the owners of the bakery are now going after who they blame for the fire. >>> 4:36, the time. 66 degrees. another warm morning. a little bit of a breezeç and some bits of fog, too. there are massive changes on way for the weekend. neighborhood forecast, just ahead. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? it's measured by what we do for our children. it's why as president i'll invest in our schools. in college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and a

tomorrow, kaine will join clinton in philadelphia at a get out the votal rally in university city.nt on nbc 10 to cover each of the campaign stops on air and the nbc 10 app. >>> the al smith charity dinner in new york is a tradition for presidential candidates. >> last night broke new ground with both hillary clinton and donald trump trading punches in between the punch lines. watch this. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. and i very politely replied, let me talk to you about that after i get into office. >> donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. i have to tell you, i am so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhan enhancer. now, actually, i did. it's called preparation. >> now the candidates did shake hands afterwards. >>> no formal talks are scheduled as we move into day three of the faculty strike at more than a dozen public colleges in pennsylvania. once again, yesterday unionized professors hit the picket line at west chester university. they said they're angry over a contract offer that cost

. >>> and check out the cirrus center in university city also glowing pink in support of the fight againstast cancer. this is the 15th year for the lights for the cure campaign. you can find out more information on our website cbsphilly.com. >> always love toll see. >> love toll see you with us every weekend. that's "eyewitness news" for this saturday night. i'm natasha brown. for leasely, lauren, all of us here thanks for joining us f you're up early join our morning team and we're always on for you at cbsphilly.com. take care. ♪ (men laughing) a turtle. a turtle's taking a walk in central park... oh. yeah. late one night. uh-huh. and he gets mugged by a gang of snails. uh-oh. now... the investigating detective asks the turtle, "what-what can you recall?" and the turtle thinks, looks confused, and he says, "i don't know. it happened so fast." y-you know, walter, it's great that your jokes are always clean. be nice if they were funny, too. walter: what is not funny about that? everything. i'd say the set up, the punch line, the delivery: the whole thing. (laughter) walt. it's a turtle! giv

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in university city with more on the legal battle will that the department is facing, over speeding tickets, alex? >> reporter: nicole, here is a little background. the philadelphia police department transferred their patrols of several make or highways to state police in 2007. until 2012, they pretty much shared that job. but you at that point it became strictly state police jurisdiction. something that a new lawsuit claims that has not stopped city police from ticketing drivers. the law office of tang, haggard and others, specialize in large scale business litigation. >> doing traffic tickets is not something that we typically to. >> reporter: while working on a chance pro bono traffic case, a pandora's box was sort of opened this was not just a discrete event but ongoing practice, widespread practice, been going on for years. >> reporter: according to a new class action lawsuit filed in state court city police have been issuing speeding tickets to drivers on roadways out of their jurisdiction, namely, i-76, 676 and i-95 without a neces

not a fan of halloween or just love to smash things, would you have loved the fun they had at university city. >> teamed up for pumpkin smash 2016. this was the six year for the event, included of course pumpkin smashing along with other pumpkin theme activities. money raised goes to morris animal refuge, the oldest animal shelter in the united state. >> well, coming up: things are starting to return to normal in hoboken, after horrific train crash. >> we'll tell you what's next, and show you how commuters are being impacted today. >> please clean up continues to our south after hurricane matthew. we'll let you know how soon evacuees can start returning to their home. we're back at the top of the hour. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> another fiery confrontation between the presidential contenders. have both candidates are react to go their performances this morning and the big moments of their second debate. >> you're looking live at the trump taj mahal, which is about to close its doors and go out of business. you can s

university city, drexel, penn, children's hospital they are expanding shuttles for employees there. philadelphia school district will excuse students who have no way to get to school. we're talking about more than 5,000 septa operators could go on strike. here's what septa had to say about that just minutes ago. >> talking and, you know, we're hoping that, you know, by midnight there might be a different out come. we have some hours left in the day. >> i'm really hoping it strike because it's been a huge problem all summer long with trains coming every hour w they finally get back to regular schedule, messes it up again. >> reporter: how concerned are you if your daughter going to school? >> i'm very concern. like it affects her grade, her attendance much she's actually garages this year. her attendance is important. it's part of will determine which school she gets accept flood next. >> reporter: and so here at the sheraton in center city septa holding a new conference moments ago saying there are still significant items to be work out they continue to negotiate. they've been negot

we have an accident out there university city near university of pennsylvania hospital, spruce streetound that area. that will slow you down. 130 northbound ramp to 322, jim. >> thanks, meisha. next update 8:25. coming up how the presidential candidates could shape the future with their supreme courthouses, i'm jim donovan hey, don't shoot the messenger, but that other messenger? he's been lying to you about katie mcginty. the truth is, in government and business katie mcginty's been a leader in clean energy. she's never done anything illegal or improper. turns out, the smears against mcginty are paid for by special interests and wall street billionaires who've spent 20 million dollars to keep their guy, pat toomey, in washington. that's the real message. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. but pat toomey actu. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and.

13 action news reporter marissa kynaston...has more on what..it the university and city. last minute preparations are wrapping up-- ahead of wednesdays third and final presidential debate-- held on unlvs campus. both candidates-- arriving to las vegas on the defensive. for donald trump-- several women have come forward-- accusing him of sexual assault. and hillary clinton-- but officials with the city-- and with the university-- hope the hype surrounding the debate nation-- and officials hope that by hosting this debate-- it can push them forward in the lot of exposure nationally, and right now.... metro is searching for a for a driver...wanted in a deadly hit-and-run! as 13 action news reporter...parker collins....explains.. ..two key. 6:46:46-6:47:24 traffic is moving again but even hours after the investigation is wrapped up you can see some of the markings left over on the road even some cones police have left take vo at 6:46:55 they telling us a woman called them last night saying a car swerved out of its lane in front of her and when she got closer she realized they

shuttle will servicing plans for employees work for hospitals in university city, city itself, makingloyees and school system says that they will keep a regular schedule, now hike you mentioned in the last live shot that people are worried about election day which is next tuesday? we're told some agencies and groups that are get out the vote groups are trying to get shuttle services established to help those voters get to the poles. >> something has got to be done. >>> thanks, lauren f that is not bad enough news let's keep it on you here. let's watch this one shore time. overtime dallas/cowboys. >> elliott the in the the backfield. press cot, knocked down, throws, wide opened, jason witt tone win the game. >> irritates me how wide opened he was, how easy, they had the ball fell in his hand. he didn't even to have work to get it. >> cowboys battled back from a ten-point deficit in the fourth quarter a lot of people went to bed when they were up by ten. woke up overtime loss lose by six. >> you know that feeling when you wake up, google, well, who won, who won. >> i dit every time. i g

shuttle services is being planned for employees who work at hospitals and university city. city itself making contingency plans for its employees and philadelphia schools, say they will have have to keep a regular schedule, so people are already worried about election day medication tuesday, some get out the vote agencies are now trying to scrapple tomorrow find shuttle services to make sure voters are able to get to the the polls. this is really a watch, wait and see what happens, karen and thomas. >> fit happens, it is not fun. you can understand both side but we will see. lauren, thank you. >>> now we will go to a developing story a pedestrian is now dead after being hit by a car, it happened in west hampton, new jersey, about 9:30 last evening on the 600 block have of rancocas road. police are not the releasing any details at this time. we don't know much about the victim. they are not saying if the car stayed at the scene. we will update you with more information as it becomes available. >>> police say a six year-old boy is hurt after a float ran over him during a hallo

not scary but old building becomes new again in philly it's an all excitin eg new addition to university cityiversity of pennsylvania cutting the ribbon today for the new compensation center it will be the school's new hub for innovation, business, ventures and research. new building part of a $37.5 million investment at penn aimed at aligning enter brewers from the university with the private sector. >> the ideas that get generated in research enterprise can grow in order to make it to the marketplace. >> the 58,000 square foot modern building actually former industrial facility along the schuylkill river. the harlem globetrotters paid a special visit to sick children at chop but that's not the only treat behind what they're doing here for some young people in philadelphia. >>> and puppies and a bachelor party? things that normally don't go together. so how did a group of guys out for a good time each end up taking home a best friend? >> if you are someone who uses the video service 59, bad news. twitter is shutting it down. how long you have to see save your videos before they're gone for g

you can get off at university, kind of work your way past field, past university city, and then back on at grays ferry. so not a real difficult on/off, but, we have had a very light volume at this hour. things can get hectic and they don't deidentify what they will do there and get those eastbound lanes back opened. eastbound closed, westbound, opened. live look at the ben franklin bridge, coming into downtown. otherwise speedometer readings where they should be 51 on the schuylkill from the conshohocken to center city. they did not close the vine. that is open. anyone coming from say kipping of prussia coming into center city that university situation is not even going to impact you, it is sitting right here between 30th street station and the stadium area to give you a location there and then if you head north on i-95 you will notice a brand new traffic pattern, penndot moved all of the lanes around between bridge and cottman avenue. so that will catch you by surprise this morning. otherwise mass transit, market frankford and subway still using shuttle buses until 5:00. sue, i brou

head on over to university city. eally beautiful people there. >> this was done boy the dating ap tender. the university of pennsylvania has the hottest students at any of those ivy league schools. to figure it out. tinder looked at people who put them on their profile and ranked them based on yes swipes. they also hold the distinct of all of of those those schools, the most billionaire alumni for 21. i don't know if the two are related. but interesting. >> i was going to say, do they list on there, aside from thinking they look good and listing they went to u penn they list their income and jobs? >> i'm sure they go to the list of billionaires and compare all the ivies. >> are you on, can you look for that one? i'm a billionaire on tinder. >>> some of the world's best table tennis players will be in our area this weekend. can you play? >> no. poorly. poorly. depends how many if it's appear pong. tell you how to get the chance to play against some of the greats, plus this >> very good. no soup for you. come back one y

they are pushing all traffic off the uni, the exit there for university city, children's hospital, going down for an early morning appointment this morning with the kids give yourself extra time because everyone forced off at university. you will make a quick left on to 34th and that puts you back on grays ferry, easy off, easy on but when everybody has got to get off that one exit we will see problems for this morning. otherwise ben franklin looking good, no major problems on i-95 but our own dave kinchen on the scene of the tractor trailer accident. you are looking in the trailers, are they close to maybe getting all that cargo off. >> reporter: i think so, it looks like there might be a couple more units, maybe two or three that they have to lift, you can see tow truck here, the man with the towing shirt with the forklift. he is putting this load into this other truck which is a pp thea truck enforcement unit, that is what it says on the side here. now, we also want to show you one lane of the right lane, it looks like of the westbound side is opened here, of the schuylkill if you we

carson met with clergy members in university city and then met at a get out the vote rally. >>> before you head to the polls, check out all of our decision 2016 coverage, including one-on-ones with the candidates, that's all new on nbc10.com right now. >>> new at 5:00, nbc 10 is learning about a pair of smash and grab investigations. we just got surveillance video of the robbery at macy's yesterday. less than 48 hours earlier, the same car was used in a smash and grab at the boys clothing store in center city. nbc 10's cydney long the joining us now. >> reporter: we have just learned that the fbi is now involved in this investigation, in the meantime together with philly violent crime they are collecting a trail of evidence including dna on a bag that the crooks dropped as well. and nbc 10 security expert tells us the fact that the macy's was busy, the parking lot and the customers shopping inside helped the robbers pull this off. surveillance cameras caught three suspects in the act. problem is they covered they faces, when they hit the skbrulry case, it shattered the glass and shatte

. >>> nbc 10 in university city for the grand opening of the pennovation center. it's been redesigned and transformed. it will hold laboratories that are being used to grow plants and make medicine. there's also an area for penn vets who train dogs for search and rescue operations. >>> health officials in delaware say they have confirmed the first case of the seasonal flu, a 27-year-old man in kent county tested positive for the influenza a strain of the virus. yesterday people lined up for free drive through shots in philadelphia. officials say now is the time to get that flu shot. >> kind of feels like fall out there today. >> there is no doubt about it, it is going to be warmer both saturday and sunday, significantly warmer than today. we have a few fair weather clouds out there, along with some beautiful leaves, colors changing and we're right near the peak of the fall season here. we have temperatures in the mid 50s to near 60 degrees, which is well below average especially with the sunshine, odessa at 58 degrees, farther to the south it's 59 in georgetown, m

philadelphia for rally tonight alongside running mate tim kaine she will speak at penn park in university city. she touted her plan for her campaign yesterday in the battleground state of ohio where trump leads in the polls. >> we'll invest in the middle class and invest in you and your families and produce enough good jobs with rising incomes. >> hillary clinton campaigns in pittsburgh this morning and takes a flight to philadelphia. >> fresh off his rally in bucks county last night, donald trump goes through gettysburg, later this morning he is expected to unrail parts of his atlantic should he win the white house. at that bucks county rally he discussed his economic plan. >> in a trump administration i can promise you we are going to start making things in america again, we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> donald trump reiterated that he will sign off on the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan and said hillary clinton will raise taxes. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey is enjoying support for his fight to remain in office. he was in northeast philadelphia where h

i work in a very large public urban university, city university of new york system, and it's not uncommon for me to speak to students and have students who truly worry about things like can i pay my metro card, which in fact enables them to get to work, to school, back home? versus can i eat lunch this week? they're not just hanging out, having fun. and your-- talk a little about some of the narratives. what you did, you distilled them into some student individual experiences and can you talk a little about that in terms of what the students were struggling with on a daily basis? >> sure, well, there are 3000 students in the overall study. the book focuses on six of them just to try to help the reader understand what this looks like up close and that was really one of my paths. these students have gone through enormous challenges and i want the reader to really see them. so consider someone like chloe. chloe was a young woman who grew up on a farm, you know, in rural wisconsin and had a horse and thought, you it would be really cool when i'm older to be able to take care of animals which

and nell depend on the young people of this university and city to build the future we can not only be proud of but be a part of. if i am fortunate enough to be your president next january, i will be your partner. [cheers and applause] whether or not i get that chance depends on all of you in the year coming up to important day. tomorrow, october 11 is the last date to register to vote in michigan. so i am hoping i'm hoping you are registered or will before the deadline tomorrow. and we have people all over in the crowd with clipboards. if your friends and family need to convince them to go to local clerk's office if you have moved recently in you are not sure, go to i will vote did, putting your name and address. with an absentee ballot -- absentee ballot there are a lot of important races as well. that is how we will win by the biggest turnout we have seen and never early longtime and the reason why it will be a good turnout is because people know what is at stake in this election. they are concerned with differences between my opponent are clear. of one of us went height and one of

clinton andi inrunning mate tim kaine will be in philadelphia, they'll be attending a rally in university city tomorrow night. in the morning they will be speaking at a rally. >>> we want to warn you one people might consider this disturbing, nbc 10 obtained this dash cam video showing the may 2015 arrest. you can see hector medina pena with his hands up being forced to the ground after a pursuit. he was accused of robbing a strip club. seconds later allentown police officer joseph iannetta runs towards the suspect and appears to kick him in the face. the city says it was appropriate since the suspect was reaching towards his waistband, but the suspect's attorney argues the kick caused a broken jaw and was unconstitutional. >> there were so many other ways to nonviolently put a compliant person in custody. >> that suspect pleaded guilty for his role in the armed robbery. allentown police officers cleared the officer of any wrong doing. >>> the man behind a brutal attack on a post office worker has been aerrored. der derek dawson and two others kicked the postal worker. all three face attempted

hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine will be holding a rally in university city tomorrow night. in the morning they will speak at a high school in pittsburgh. kaine is already here in pennsylvania, he just spoke at a rally in state college. he talked to students at penn state university. vice president joe biden also in pennsylvania, he is speaking right now at a clinton rally at wilkes university in wilkes barry. . >> bill clinton attended a rally in jacksonville, florida, he spoke at the florida education association delegate assembly in orlando. the most recent poll has hillary clinton leading by 4 points here in pennsylvania. a lot going on, live in the breaking news center. >> that is a busy day on the campaign trail. >> andrea klein thomas is in bucks county with a look at what supporters are hoping to hear tonight. hackers shut down twitter, pay-pal and several other internet sites all for a few hours today. no word on just who is responsible. >>> a former aid to new jersey governor chris christie took a stand in the george washington bridgegate trial. kelly has said litt

sheriff's office is using this as a learning experience, bringing in forensic students from the university. >> the city of aurora sleeping easier. assaults is behind bac. officers said 25-year-old ricardo c. attempted to force his way into an apartment. fortunately she fought him off. but police said he forced his way into another apartment at that same location and sexually assaulted a woman. >>> now that the summer tourism 7 has been talking to shop owners and visitors about the impact on estes park. >> only people who live in the canyon on monday, and have permits are allowed to travel through the construction zone during certain parts of the day. >> they'll blast 200,000 200,000 tons of >> this woman drove up to estes knowing that the highway was closing monday. >> i won't be back until next year. it's a long drive. >> many visitors from northern colorado might think the detour is out of the way, cdot said it's only 15 minutes longer. >> i just want people to know they can still get here. >> she owns a home and gallery the detour. >> they love rocky mountain national park, so they'll come. >> cdot

. >> i'll go to one by university city and one on 17th and one on radnor. >> you think there was threeree coffee. >> what time should they meet you there. >> i'll be there 8:15. >> 8:15. >> why wouldn't you. do we have the mark rothko painting. >> who are you wearing, >> rothko. >> by the way this went to my alma mater joelel embib played well. >> what did you think. >> really good. >> first year rookie. >> he's gay human being as well. >> all right. karen, calm down. >> let's look at radar as well. tracking latest on this storm as it moves closer to our direction. sue will have an update when we direction. sue will have an update when we get back. katie v/o: she works hard. she stays late. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. i can't believe gus, yo

feel -- keep coming tv, colorado city university professor and author "americank workforce." it talks about the feel and iran -- ireland -- n then, author matthew harris discusses his book the founding fathers. didn't talk a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. in fact, one of the only thing they said is that he did not have to believe in the bible or some form of crescenzi to hold public office. c-span3, here about the love low massacre which took place in colorado. 3 this -- >> this is the shift change. many generations of play below children learned how to -- play below children -- today at noon eastern on c-span's book tv. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your satellite provider. >> former israeli leader sharon shimon perez. here is remarks by president clinton and president obama.

. >>> hillary clinton and tim kaine were in university city for a rally late last night. nbc 10 was on the penn campus where supporters waited hours in the autumn chill to see them. the democratic ticket hit their platform points about job creation, women getting equal pay, college affordability, and defeating isis. clinton said those items are more important to voters than any distractions coming from her opponent donald trump. >>> i think i have a pretty good idea about how important it is to keep talking about the positive things we're going to do together. it's important to give you something to vote for, not just against. >> afterward we spoke with voters to get reaction from what they heard from clinton and kaine. >> well, this election is just too important. hillary needs the support, visibly to show it, and i just can't imagine anybody in this country voting for donald trump. >> kind of had a career in politics. trying to help people. so i'm rooting for her. >> pennsylvania, u.s. senate candidate katie mcginty also spoke at the rally. she is in a tight race with r