washington square. and let's take you to washington, d.c. where crowds avenue. right after the secret service installed barriers. cleaning crews washed graffiti off. updates from the live desk all evening. >>> back in the valley more election protests with students hitting the pavement for a second day. at least three high schools involved in a walkout. >> it was much smaller than yesterday but a much bigger police presence as the stalled traffic and delayed a light rail train. another protest is in the works tonight this one by middle school kids in tolleson. >> the other difference, this is after school hours. abc 15's sonu wasu talked to the 8th grade girls. >> some of these kids are really scared. all of the campaign talk about illegal immigration, building walls, are some of the things that have them insecure. he speaks about women. >> these girls worry about families being torn apart. >> how many of you worry about friends being deported? >> with permission they're planning a peaceful protest next

yeah, i want to report a man hurt in washington square park. he's gonna need an ambulance. protecting the meek of the earth. uh, west side of the park, near the fountain. how about i take carey into the coffee room? ted and me will talk in the pokey. i know what this is gonna be about, and no one forced anyone to do anything. . this is an upstanding kid you're hassling. he is a national merit scholar. he's going to harvard next fall. [fancy] councilman, his name's been mentioned... in an allegation of sexual assault. loney. i'm telling you why he's here. this kid is going to harvard next fall. i'm taking him home. i don't know that you want to do that, councilman-- force everyone to their legal remedies? situation's publicized, even if charges don't get filed.t beharges? i can tell you it's not clear at this point if charges will be filed. 'cause this could destroy a boy's whole future. well, thst i'll take you in. [ted] you gotta understand that a lot of girls... they want to make him happy. so this was carey's idea? let her make him happyha no, that's not what i mean. mak

veterans on veterans day, mayor kenny will have a ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier on washington square. >>> a 92-year-old soldier invited us to his home in king of prussia. he was the army airorps photographer he was detached to nagasaki after the a tommic bomb. >> it was important to have it documented and have people known about it. the air force made copies of the photos that have been sent to congress. >>> a new york mother had something in common with hillary clinton they both needed a bit of fresh air we'll explain their emotional encounter. >> a legendary poet and singer song writer died a week after releasing his latest album. "action news" continues. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. 5:00 a.m., friday, november 11. here's what's happening. >>> the

madonna performed the impromptu concert in washington square last night in support of hillary clinton. about 300 people turned out for the 30-minute performance. madonna had a few words about unifying the >> this is a concert about peace. okay? and we are trying to elect, we are going to elect a president that is going to keep america the great country that it is. >> well, she performed some of the biggest hits. her biggest hits, including express yourself, don't tell me, and like a prayer. >>> broadway is leaving the the presidential election, 18 shows cancelled for tonight, encouraging cast and crew to get out and vote. >>> regarding pitt and jolie's children, her rep says it calls for children to remain in her custody with pitt to receive what they are calling therapeutic visits with his son. she sought week asked a court to award joint custody. >>> fans with can get up close with the franchise's favorite characters, preparations underway ahead of next week's opening of star wars identities. the exhibition features around 200 props, costumes, models and artwork from all of the star

there will be a wreath laying of the unknown soldier at the washington square. >> what's going on in the weather? >> reporter: anything in the morning, not too chilly and in the afternoon, temperatures dropping, but the winds pick up. storm tracker 6 live showing we are dry, that's important element to the forecast anytime you have outdoor ceremonies. let's look outside, lots of stars out over the commodor barry bridge and elsewhere across the region. we're looking at plenty of sunshine to start out and probably maintaining mostly sunny skies today. temperatures are cool, 49 degrees in philadelphia. many of the suburbs in the mid 40s winds out of the west/southwest at 13 miles per hour. lack of clouds sunny start, some of the clouds my sneak through at times, but generally speaking it will be mostly sunny with high clouds and the sun manages to pump -- punch through a little bit. we'll get a high of 63 around 1:00 p.m. or so. then the winds will turn off the northwest bringing in cooler air in. by 3:00 p.m. when you get your highs we'll be dropping to 59. by 5:00 p.m., 53. as soon as

came out to do a push for hillary clinton by putting on a free surprise concert in new york's washington square park but there was a little confusion when she tried to identify with the crowd. >> there's a lot of people out there that don't believe that women have a voice or that minorities have a voice, and i do consider myself a minority. >> what? >> i do. >> is she a minority in the sense she's the only 58-year-old on stage that night? >> madonna was there. >> she's a woman. if you're a woman, you're a minority. >> a minority is less. >> there's less women than men. >> no, there's not, sweetie. >> hey, you're a woman, she a woman -- >>> next up, he needs to change his name to mooo. odell beckham jr. just celebrated his 24th birthday at this club and special guests were him and his girlfriend, nicky manage. -- minaje. you won't go to do many parties that are good where you don't hear a drake song. korgced to sources he had to go to the d.j. and request he not play drake songs while he was there. >> he should have played them back to back. >> one thing you don't go up to a d.j. is go up and te

elsewhere in the city marines raised an american nag at independence hall and then marched to washington squareeath at the of unknown soldiers. >>> well it's that time of year again believe it or not. christmas village is starting to take shape outside philadelphia see he was. ice ring is now in place and crews started putting up decorations today. it will be open for pre vow on the 19th and 20t 20th and officially opens on thanksgiving day. >>> job seekers in our area have nice new outfits to wear to interviews thanks to hundreds of donations. fresco user arlene lee with a look at a professional clothing give away in north philadelphia tonight. mercy neighborhood ministries collected suits, ties, dresses, shoes you name it and the goal is to give them to people who need them so they will motivated, prepared, well dressed and confident for those ever important job interviews. >>> when you see news happening be sure to pull out your phone and shoot it and mack sure to use the fresco app to zen it to our newsroom. iain? >> dawn, thanks. >>> turning to your health now and one more reason to watch

in august, emma zu was with her daughters in washington square park when a heavy tree branch fell on top of her. she was paralyzed. her family says the city failed to prune and properly take care of the tree. >>> we have new details tonight about the student who went on a bloody rampage at ohio state university. authority say abdul razak ali artan attacked 11 people today. one victim is in critical condition. alan martin says authorities are investigating this as a possible act of terrorism. >> reporter: law enforcement source said he was sick about the way muslims were being treated. police say the student drove his car over a curb, and into a crowd of pedestrians. then, jumped out of the car, and stabbed students act faculty member with a butcher knife. >> called on the radio into the dispatch center. a few seconds later at 9:25, the officer called out to a call that indicated officer in trouble. that there was a man with a knife. >> university police officer alan harucho took action. >> the officer was on scene in less than a minute, and ended the situation in less than a minute.

the memorial at seventh and walnut in washington square park is a burial ground for those who gave their lives fighting for our country's independence. dozens of students from saint mary's held the american flags as philadelphia mayor jim kenney laid a wreath there this morning. >>> the national constitution center gave children the opportunity to express gratitude to service men and women. >>> the ncc set up a station for kids to create thank a vet postcards and arts and crafts. visitors also had the chance to skype with soldiers overseas and signed t-shirts for them. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, the sights and sounds of one of the delaware valley's largest veterans day parades and the phillies make an off season trade to acquire a big bat. cecily. >> well, get ready for a very cold night. cold enough in fact that we have frost advisories posted where the growing season has yet to end but i'm tracking a nice rebound in temperatures over the weekend. >>> i'll explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> an eagles-falcons preview when "action news" continues. >> ♪ c'mon in

she's suing the city and county of san francisco for not correctly pruning pine trees in washington square park. she was talking to her daughter in august when a 100-pound branch broke off and hit her. she can no longer use her legs and suffers from brain damage. doctors say she'll need at least 16 more months of rehabilitation and they don't expect her to ever walk again. the city's attorney's office says they cannot comment at this time. >>> an effort to have a memorial built for a san francisco man killed by police is starting to gain momentum. san francisco police officers shot and killed alex nieto in 2014. police say officers filed when nieto pointed a taser that kd loo like a gun at officers and then refused to drop it. supporters of the family disagree with the department's account of what happened. now members of the board of supervisors are considering an ordinance requiring a memorial be built in his honor. supporters san jose a tribute to nieto would help the healing process. >> this would be a positive step, not only for our community, but for the city of san francisco, to rep

the incident happened in august when 36-year-old emma zu was watching her daughters play in washington square park. that's where a heavy tree branch snapped from above and fell on her causing permanent paralysis. her family says the city didn't prune and monitor the park trees. >>> if you plan to take a chilly stroll along the coast today, be careful. there's a high surf advisory until 6 p.m. the national weather service says swells could reach 11 to 14 feet with break us up to 17 feet and n increased risk of rip currents. >> so remember roberta's favorite saying. >> never turn your back to an angry ocean. >> kenny you're an established surfer. is that surfable? >> it depends on the conditions. the height of the waves doesn't mean the conditions will be perfect. you have to look if it's too windy. it's not going to break very well. >> northwest winds 10 to 20. over the waters about 15 knots. so yeah, kind of blown out? >> could be. >> could close out quickly. >> definitely chilly. onshore and in the water, as well. good morning, everybody. again, let's go ahead and pinpoint that forecast for

emma dow is suing the city and county of san francisco for not correctly pruning pine trees in washington square park. she was at the park with her daughters when a 100-pound branch broke off and hit her. she can no longer use her legs and is suffering brain damage. doctors say she will need 60 more months of rehab and they don't ever expect her to walk again. the city attorney's office says they haven't been served and are not commenting on the lawsuit at this time. >>> banned for life, that's delta airline's response to a passenger who stood up right there on the plane and went off on a profane rant about donald trump. >> hey, baby. donald trump! is your president. every [ bleep ] one of you. >> when a fellow passenger began recording this guy, he told her to go ahead and i hope it goes viral. well, it did and it got him kicked off that delta flight and all delta flights for life. delta also refunded the airfares for the other passengers on the atlanta-based flight. >>> a new look at apple's giant under construction campus. it is impressive. we'll show it to you when we come back. (my hero zer

filed a lawsuit against the city. 36-year-old emma so was injured when the brand fill on her in washington squarepark, the lawsuit filed in sin first -- san francisco superior court said the tree had been improperly pruned causing tree topping, when crews remove the upper trunk and allow the stubs and branches to grow more quickly. the practice had been outlawed in the city since 2006. she is a severe spinal cord injury in his paralyzed below the waist. >> fight breaks out at the 49ers game against the dolphins, report came out stemming from an argument over colin kaepernick. the video posted to the daily mail, on niners fan was punched, at the game with his grandkids. the daily mail says the dolphins fan was making anti- semitic comments and told the man to take his quarterback with him. >>> colin kaepernick, who cleared rumors he converted to being a muslim, by the time security arrive the men involved in the fight were gone. her neck greeted with booze in miami for praising the late cuban leader fidel castro. >>> coming up at the top of the morning news, the world coordinates to garrett, the r

. >> we are headed to washington square park. there are a lot of amateur chess players.first move in the world chess championships. we asked hem to take on a few local chess sharks in new york. for $5 a game. curious touris are offered a lesston in lesson in defeat every day. every day but to day. because to get a sense of how good the world's top ranked chess player is you only need to see and dispense each of the three opponents. in under three minutes. >> i feel i am still learning. i am learning all the time. i feel that -- i know just incompraably about chess now than i did let's say six years ago. my level of play know it that different. carlson's level of play has been pretty high since he was a teenager. here he is at 13. playing gary kasparov, kidded to be the greatest chess champion of all time. the young, seemingly restless kid from norway, played the russian grand master to a draw. it is always about fighting for the key squares. as much as he reveals its history. take the table for instance. the table, bobby fisher played, in havana. in 1966. at that time, h

was found by man near washington square. >> reporter:the viewer who found it writes to us. next to a parking meter so i picked it up. it looked so new and shiny so i took a look at it. and got a surprise." >> reporter:just like we told you about last night on the kron 4 news at 10.that a man found at a s-f laundrymat. on the face side.the coin. says "dump on trump" on the top. >> reporter:with the word "insanity" on the left. >> reporter:and "trust me" on the right. >> reporter:the other "dump on trump". coin was found in texas. and there is a report tonight of someone finding one in l-a. >> reporter:we did reach out to the secret service to find out more about the fake money. we are expecting to hear back on friday. so standby for an answer. >> reporter:if you find of these coins..let us know! >> reporter:either on our facebook page or on kron4.com. return to >> brittney: really comfortable out especially one we see more sunshine out and the after now. hayward, amid 70's. 75 degrees and one that creek, partly cloudy skies to linger into the afternoon. --75 degrees and waln

this is washington square park. you can see one of the grooves he says the dirt bike made before sped off on to this road right here. police say this all started last night when about 30 to 40 bikers intersection on route 18 in elm street and number of those bikers ran a red line and that is when police started following them. now, police eventually stopped the drivers at old flagship cinema on king's highway and one of the riders 24-year-old carlos gonzalez ran sergeant trinidad over with his dirt bike. the man that we spoke with earlier this morning says before this all unfolded and again he saw the group of bikers on the road and felt like was about to happen. >> i had a bad feel. really had a bad feel. blocked traffic. stopped all traffic on dartmouth street and proceeded. trinidad in the hospital with serious but thankfully nonlife-threatening injuries, all nine men set to appear in court today. in new bedford, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> catherine: pike going eastbound there and shoulder near 128

thankful for the news and also spoke with another man and saw the group of dirt bikers here and washington square last night and he says they were tearing up the park and taking look behind me. you can see one of the tracks that he says they left before speeding off down the road. now, police say this all started last night when about 30 bikers on atv's and dirt bikes stopped at busy intersection at route 18 in elm street. according to southcoast today number of bikers then ran through red light. king's highway police say one of ran man over. >> stopped all traffic on dartmouth street and however they felt like they were and rest of city didn't matter. >> stephanie: battery with dangerous weapon and appear in court tomorrow and thankfully and sergeant run over now back home recovering from the injuries. in new bedford, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> daniel: omar mateen tapes go on for an hour and talk about u.s. air strikes in syria and sir rack and tapes were released yesterday and judge's order. mateen killed 49 people and hurt others in june attack and killed in shootout with police

take part in a ceremony at that site later this morning and the tomb of the unknown soldier at washington square. >> if you want to go to ceremonies, you may lose the hat and gloves later. >> reporter: the temperatures will go up in the afternoon you will see that turn around. storm tracker 6 live showing it's dry on parade day. sky6 live hd looking at center city lots of sun coming up over the horizon. while there could clouds shooting through at times. overall we're expecting a decent amount of sunshine. the temperature is cool, always matt referenced, but it's not horrific. 49 degrees, wind at 10 miles per hour. you want to bundle up a little bit as you head out, but it's not that bad. things change later on. there are the clouds coming in from the northwest we're going mostly sunny. the clouds are thin enough to allow the sunshine to poke through. over the next couple of hours, 53 degrees by 10:00 a.m. the high 63 degrees around 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m. around that time expect the winds to turn from the northwest and get stronger and stronger as we go through the afternoon and that northwest dir

madonna expressed herself in new york city washington square. but donna and during the show lady gaga also joined her support for hillary clinton she performed clinton's last campaign stop in north carolina and chance the rapper led the charge to encourage young voters and people to vote in chicag hundreds turned out for that free concert. >> he's running against hillary clinton. ugh i cannot tell which one is worse. >> you know what that issue awe -- >> he's worse. >> he's worse. >> he's worse. >> he's. >> you're voting young latey skeeven colbert hosted a live also in that skip is shakira apaerps refresh your memorying parents remain donald trump. but donald trump. >> i didn't have to bring jay-lo or jay-z that's how she gets anybody. i'm hereby myself. i'm all hereby myself [ cheers ] just no guitar. no piano. no nothing. but you know what we do have and it's all of us, it's all the same. we all have great ideas and great vision for our country. that's what we have. >> that was tough response to hisopponent holding star studded events in ohio

you're going to want to check, target in rittenhouse square, washington square, all.ther targets in new jersey, as well as the philadelphia area seem to be opening up at 6:00 this evening. for all of you brave enough to get outside and maybe do some shopping later on tonight. reporting live in the northeast. i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." ♪ >>> now, we talk to matt delucia, he's with all of the turkeys getting ready in south philadelphia, matt. >> reporter: yeah, it's very busy here. you can see all of the turkeys around me right now. i just asked them what the count is. they're already at 53 turkeys brought into cacia bakery in south philadelphia. a longtime tradition. they opened the doors at 6:00. just over 30 minutes ago. you see them bringing in their turkeys. all different sizes. joe, first off, we want to talk about the shirt. this lovely, i love sheena. this has become a thanksgiving tradition for us, trying to get her attention, come to visit. >> maybe she will. >> reporter: tell us about the turkeys here. you've already got quite a few people lining up ea

this was the scene near new york university where hundreds of students packed washington square park. they say they want to create a massive resistance to trump and they also want to support immigrants. students of at least five new york and new jersey universities planned to walk out today. today. >>> despite reports to the contrary, president-elect donald trump says his transition is going smoothly calling it a very organized process in a tweet today. late this afternoon, msnbc's joe scarborough said sources tell him that south carolina governor nikki haley is among those under consideration for secretary of state. rudy giuliani's name has also been floated, but trump tweeted that only he knows the >> he's making those tough decisions. if anything, he has obviously more choices than one in each position. we have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to many of those. >> here in washington, vice president-elect mike pence and his wife met with vice president biden and his wife at their future home on the naval observatory. on capitol hill, republican senators once again named mitc

. >> that is downtown manhattan, the famous arch in washington square park.is new york university students. emblematic of what's happening across the country. students staging walkouts to protest president-elect trump and his stance on immigration. demonstrations in east los angeles have entered day number three. students say they want to pressure school administrators to turn their schools and universities into so-called sanctuary campuses. many say they're being targeted by anti-immigration advocates who voted for donald trump. >> we have a little bit over 30,000 students on the campus, about 5,000 of them are undocumented. so many of them, they do fear as to what could happen to them. and no doubt that causes anxiety. there is -- no one really knows what the future holds, so that creates the sense of insecurity for them. >> the president-elect has said that deporting millions of criminal undocumented immigrants will be a priority once he takes office. he also pledged to block federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities. >> i am brooke baldwin. thank you

in her lawsuit she blames san francisco for not correctly pruning pine trees in washington square park. she was talking about her daughters in the park in august when a 100-pound branch broke off and landed on top of her. she can no longer use her legs and suffers from brain damage. doctors say she'll need at least 16 more months of rehabilitation and they do not expect she will ever walk again. the city attorney's office says they cannot comment at this time. >>> students at the ohio state university are back in class today, but it's going to be a struggle to get the rattled campus back to normal after a student plowed into pedestrians with a car and then started cutting them with a knife before a campus police officer stopped and killed him. students returned after the thanksgiving holiday ready for the last push of the semester. stephanie goss reports they instead found themselves running for their lives. >> reporter: ab ul razak ali arten at his graduation last may. on monday nearing the end of his first semester at ohio state police say artan launched a deliberate attack on classm

the incident happened in august when 36-year-old emma was watching her daughters play in washington square park. that's where a large tree branch broke off and fell on emma paralyzing her. emma's family says that the city did not prune and properly take care of the park's trees. >>> if you are a surfer, big waves will be forming off the coast throughout the day. the national weather service says swells could be as high as 11 to 14 feet with lakers up to 17 feet mean -- with breakers up to 17 feet, meaning sneaker waves and rip currents. >> kenny, what do you? i. >> were you asking me earlier how i can tell whether surf is going to be good? these days technology is so good that they have cameras all over the place. you can just check your spots and if you see black figures in the water that means it's good. there are surfers in there. the waves are good. the conditions are good. >> the wet suits are on because the water temperature is about 54 to 57 degrees depending on location right now. >> sure. >> but we are going to see some blown-out surf today. it would not be advisable unless you're

. ♪ liz: live right now, you're looking at anti-trump protesters in washington square park?ork city a few blocks where we are. protesters are peaceful right now, holding flags and having conversations it has come to fox business's attention in the last couple minutes there is a hashtag circulating on twitter that has national security officials mobilizing for action right now. the hashtag is, assassinate trump. adam shapiro got word of this. he is in the newsroom with more on breaking news, is it taken down from twitter yet? reporter: no. if you were to use the link you could see this in fact. show you the screen grab we got, quite an active number of tweets or posts on this hashtag. some people are actually, you know, fighting against those who are calling for violence against the president-elect. but we asked twitter, as you can see, in the hashtag, we asked twitter what their policy is against violent threats against public officials like donald trump. and other issues, would they be reporting this to the fbi? so let me go through this piecemeal. first, regarding their po

>> fred, i can tell you, yesterday, about 1,000 people marched from downtown manhattan, washington square park up to trump tower. i walked with them for four hours in their protest. today, since it is a saturday, we are expecting a large number of protesters. again, they have already started gathering before we came on the air, they yelled out, we are going to march that way, which is the direction of trump tower, in five minutes. this group does think they are going to move throughout the streets as we have seen all across the country for the last four days. after they pointed in that direction, they yelled, we are not going to be tolerating any sexism or homo phobia or racism. that is the message. all the protesters coming together, frustrated, angry and directed at the president-elect. you can see all the signs people are carrying. again, many different messages. a girl with her parents here. girls are important. one of the many signs we are seeing. you can see the crowd now, they are starting to move. that five-minute warning has expired. this is the direction we will be going, usuall

. >> after the flag raising at independence hall marines marched to washington square to lay a wreathldiers. >>> well, tiz the season in franklin square popular holiday attraction in center city is back. the holiday festival kicked out of off tonight with new activities this year visitors can watch fudge being made inside a heated tent. decorate holiday cookies and hang out in the beer garden. sounds good does it. after donald trump was elected the most searched term on google was how to move to canada. how one airline is trying to make that move a little easier. >> memorable image for historic week in america when so many felt divided wolf bald eagles stuck in drain. a good lesson here, though. how people came together to get them free. ♪ >> drivers on florida rode a bald eagle rescued in orlando after it somehow got stuck in storm drain. second bird was stuck there as well but it was able to fly away on its own. experts say they may have been fighting when this happened. firefighter doctors clear the area as they made the rescue the injured eagle being treated for its injuries. >>>

emma zhao failed a lawsuit against the city for not correctly pruning trees in washington square park. she was in the park in august when a 100-pound branch broke off and hit her. she can no longer use her legs and has brain damage. the city attorney's office says they cannot comment. >> an effort continues to pick up steam to have a memorial built for a san francisco man who was killed by police. it's gaining more momentum now. police officers shot alex nieto in 2014. officers say he pointed a taser that looked like a gun at them. the nieto family disagrees. the board of supervisors is considering a memorial to be built in his honor. supporters say that tribute would go a long way to helping them in the healing process. >> this would be a positive step, not only for our community, but for the city of san francisco, to repair these broken ties. >> the board of supervisors is expected to consider that memorial at a meeting next month. >>> take a look at this, sam, flying high above apple's spaceship headquarters in cupertino. new drone video of the construction that is nearly complete.

campaigning very hard up until early this morning in michigan and madonna had a surprise concert in washington squarey nyu last night. >> getting down to the final moments here polls open in little over an hour here. let's check the forecast, what can we expect this morning when we head out. >> fantastic weather for today, really, i mean yesterday would have been fine. it was on the cool identify, very autumnal, today it will be even milder with temperatures in the mid to upper 60's just about every where even in the pocono mountains it will be 62 degrees, plenty of sunshine, in rain. we have this cold front we're anticipating but that does not come through until tomorrow. so we will check timing and our fox few you tour cast when we can expect that rain. rain will start after midnight and see it raining through morning rush tomorrow. it has been a long while since we have had rain for the morning rush but it looks like it will not ab lot of rain but it will possibly slow you down, through about ten or 11:00 o'clock. by lunchtime or shortly thereafter the rain is gone and sunnies back out so it might

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. >> the reporter: the man that i spoke with, says he saw a group of dirt bikers here at washington square park yesterday, and he also talked he says, one of the bikers did that before speeding off. >> i had a bad feeling. i really had a bad feeling. >> the reporter: daniel richards says he felt something wasn't right after he saw a group of riders on a.t.v.'s and dirt bikes outside his home. >> they blocked traffic. they stopped all traffic on dartmouth street and they just proceeded however they felt like they were going to, so the rest of the city didn't patter. >> the reporter: new bedford police 30 to 40 bikers city as concern were trick-or-treating. police say, the rider stopped at the intersection of route 18 and elm street, before some of them ran a red light. one resident told me, dirt bikers have been a menace for months. police eventually stopped the riders at the flagship cinema on kings highway, but that's when police say one of the riders, 24-year-old carlos gonzalez, ran sergeant trinidad over with his of counts, including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. eight o

. >> the reporter: the man i spoke with said he saw a group of dirt bikers at washington square park yesterday and he also talked about this tire track that you can see going through the grass. he says one of the bikers did that before speeding offer. >> i had a bad feel. i really had a bad feel. >> the reporter: daniel richard says he felt something wasn't right after he saw a group of riders on a.t.v.'s and dirt bikes outside his home last night. >> they stopped all traffic on dartmouth street, and they just so the rest of the city didn't matter. >> the reporter: new bedford police say about 30 to 40 bikers were driving recklessly through the city as children were trick-or-treating. police say the rider stopped at the intersection of route 18 and elm street before some of them ran a red light. one resident told me, dirt bikers have been a menace for months. >> they speeded a zillion times. >> the reporter: police stopped the one of the riders, carlos gonzalez, ran one of the sergeants over with his dirt bike, seriously injuring him. and now charged with a number of counts, includin

. >> the man i spoke with said he saw a group of dirt bikers here at washington square park yesterday. and he also talked about this tire track that you can see going through the grass. he said one of the bikers did >> i had a bad feeling. i really had a bad feeling. >> daniel richards said he felt something wasn't right after he saw a group of riders on alternatives and dirt bikes outside his home last night. >> they blocked traffic. they stopped all traffic on dartmouth street and they just proceeded however they were dr. they felt like they were going to do. so, the rest of the city didn't matter. >> new bedford police say about 30-40 bikers were driving recklessly through the city as children were trick or treating. police say the riders stopped a elm street before some of them ran a red light. >> one resident told me, dirt bikers have been a menace for months. >> i have seen them a zillion time, it is not a new thing. >> police eventually stopped the riders at the old flagship cinema on kings highway when one of the riders, 24 year-old carlos gonzalez ran sar dent candido over, s

. >> reporter: i lived at sixth street right behind independent hall, washington square during the last strike and i used to take septa i didn't have a car back then. i will show you a tricky learn. do you see this bus coming? only bus on the road are new jersey transit buses. they come over bridge and they all stop at sixth ape federal. then they go through center city picking up people. if you are commuting from olde city, you can jump on a new jersey transit bus and get into places around city hall and check new jersey transit schedule and they have plenty of stops. they go all the way up to cherry street all around archdiocese f you ride septa from say olde city or touristareas and go in center sit the eye for a short ride is there an alternative courtesy of my little history with septa and strikes. ten strikes since 1975. that sound like a lot. can you imagine if we had ten super bowl wins since 57 or ten world series wins, wow. septa headquarters here you can bet, even though it is empty right the now there will be picket signs ape picketers out there later. by the way if you are

takes us to a lot of the pokey stops that are set up at the second bank, independence hall, washington squaree, okay, we're going to go catch the pokemon. stop, look up. there is no more pokemon left. we caught them all. let's talk about where we are in front of. i know between the mall and us, i'm sure other parts are doing it too. >> one thing that's really exceptional about mobile technology, which, if you can believe it, it has only been around for like five years. now, there is one of these in almost everybody's pocket. not just rich people but everybody's pocket. this is a technology embraced by all different economic levels. it gets you out from behind your computer screen and helps you connect with the rest of the world. so we're actually seeing the embracing of the mobile technology as a wonderful way of engaging people and getting them excited not just about catching the pokemons but about exploring and expanding their horizons and with that, virtual reality and augmented reality on the horizon, this is going to be a really interesting tool for park tours. >> julia -- may i add one

disturbance in washington square. uh, you and harris. uh, sir, i'll post this, along with the lesser announcements. fine. once again, my heartfelt congratulations on your nomination. thank you. good morning. mnogo upav den? recognize anyone yet? neckoy zebib matchkda. yeah, well, um, let's keep a good thought. [ chuckles ] there's no talking to her. what? doctor i talked to said it's some kind of gibberish she invented. she's a resident of the eastside psychiatric center. she wandered off during the fire drill. somebody's coming over to pick her up. okay, you want to step right in here, please, mr. bishop? well, that's all we ask. what have we got here? his name is philip bishop -- trespassing, creating a public nuisance. he chained himself to the fence over on washington square. we got him unlocked and told him to go home, and, well, you can't talk to this guy. i wanted to be arrested. glad we could be of service, mr. bishop. he was screaming at all the food venders. trying to get me to eat something. you see, mr. bishop is on a hunger

we are headed in a direction of washington square park where a lot of amateur chess players. first move in the world chess championships, we asked him to take on a few of the local chess sharks in new york. $5 a game, they are offered a lesson in defeat every day. not every day, but today. because to get a sense of how good the world's top ranked chess player is, you only need to see him dispense each of these three opponents in under three minutes! there are people who have said that you haven't even hit your peak yet, that you're still progressing and you're still growing as a player. do you feel like that? >> well, the thing is i feel that i'm still learning. i'm learning all the time. i feel that i know just incomparably much more about chess now than i did, say, six years ago but my level of play is not that different. >> reporter: you could say carlsen level of play has been a teenager. here he is at 13 playing gary casperoff and considered by most to be the greatest chess championship of all time. the young and seemingly wrestless kid from norway played the chess maste

alabama still never want alll comes in is.is followed by washington wisconsin are going to square off unfettered the big ten championship game hoping to get now it's been felt clevelandn patty harkin will hae a closerki look at your morningr commute as we do weather ande traffic every eight minutes.