her section is for the littlest of us. >> reporter: the joy jessica finds here. the sadness fall's first school buses always bring. >> mara should have turned 16 last wednesday and all her friends are going to homecoming. >> reporter: not once has jessica returned to her old neighborhood where the credit union that held the mortgage respectfully razed her old house while jessica surrounded >> i just try to think about them and think about how i would have wanted them to live, how i would have wanted them to grieve if i was gone. i would have wanted them to find more love and make their way in the world and make the world a better place. >> you can do it. >> reporter: which brings her here. >> please welcome jessica peterson. [ applause ] >> if you walk away from my story good things can come from bad, bad things. >> reporter: public speaking is new for jessica. but it's time. >> i can't imagine and being able to come here and talk. >> somebody can hear my story and it helps them, it makes that load of grief a little easier to carry. every day i get a little the s

we begin with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica? >> thanks, vai and tracy. we are starting on the schuylkill expressway this morning. actually it was backed up yesterday because of the septa strike. that's because a lot of the overflow of vehicles and cars moving out on to the roads as well. let's start here with construction. this might tie you up in the morning at least right now for the next half an hour at 5:00. university avenue, they're diverting traffic off with a construction project. to access the schuylkill expressway westbound, once you're diverted oregon heading in that direction, take 95 northbound. that will pass this area over here. 95 northbound to the vine street expressway headed westbound. that will put you right back on to the schuylkill expressway headed westbound in that direction. that's there for the next half an hour until 5:00. checking with mass transit, what is not run and what is running, again, the buses, the subways, the trolleys, the market-frankford line and 10, 11, 13, 15, 34 and 36, not seeing any

here is jessica luther on the culture of college sports. inaudible conversations]÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ >> good afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. we are going to get started. thank you all for being here, welcome. this beautiful fall afternoon, the great state of texas, we are excited to talk about football. it is fall, after all and i currently we have the longhorns playing texas tech. not sure what the score is. fairly strong. we have at my alma mater against ole miss, not sure what the score was and baylor against tcu's a great football games going on. we want to talk about the intersection of football, college sports and sexual violence and sexual assault. i am from bartlett, texas, a huge football fan in a small rural town, a small football town, we went to three state the 90s so s in÷÷÷÷ football is ingrained not only in myself but the state of texas and beyond and graduated from clemson university, another huge college town. so you can imagine my cognitive dissonance every week during the fall, when i get excited about football games

>> thank you, jessica. our live team coverage continues now with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live in fern rock. extra regional rail raiders wil be headed there for the morning rush. >> that's the only thing that will be running this morning. the regional rail line is just behind the striking employees you see right there. if you normally take the bus, subway or trolley to get to work or school you'll have to find another way. schools by the way will remain open despite the fact that some 60,000 students rely on september to get to and from classes. we have been talking about the potential for a strike for quite caught off guard when the strike went into effect. we saw buses finishing up their routes in the city, leaving passengers at their designated bus stops and instead returning back to their stations this morning as students are waking up and maybe trying to decide how they're going to get to school, some tell us they're just not. >> i'm just going to be missing school. i mean -- >> i don't feel l

but their thoughts are on honoring jessica. >> she was a loving mother and she was -- jessica was jessica. she was a ray of sunshine. >> reporter: authorities say lewis faces several charges for leaving the scene, and they also say he may face additional charges if they can prove he was impaired. reporting live, marisela >>> next time you visit orlando it should be easier for you to get to universal. on monday the first part of the i-4 alternate project opens up. the first step is a new bridge that by passes local traffic and takes you straight to the attractions. >>> in democracy 2016 with just five days to go until the election the national tracking poll is giving hillary clinton a two-point lead over trump. as cameron polom reports both are stumping hard making the final push in north carolina. >> reporter: donald trump on the offensive in selma thursday night taking aim at hillary clinton. >> take a look at her e-mail situation. can we trust her with our security? >> reporter: playing to the generals and medal of honor recipients on stage slamming clinton over the latest round of e-ma

again, what i think is important, jessica talked about accountability. the ones that need to hold campuses and administrators ÷÷÷÷ accountable are students who go there as well and the community if it is a small community, lives, plays and works. be change important to remember, you would hear people talk about the jury knows better than anybody what happened, the jury has more information than anybody, that conviction magically transforms a person from not guilty to guilty. that is not how it works. the jury knew less than we did -- ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ould have to÷÷ the jurors don't know that are true. the idea that a jury and a conviction transforms a person into guilty and that is obviously not how it works but when it comes to title ix and things like that, people refer to it as an extra legal system, they are critical of it, this is an extra place for people to be held, charged the crime and that is not what it is about, the victim has equal opportunities to access their education. when we talk about waiting to see if there is a conviction th

wait, hold on. >> jessica liner. >> jimmy: hi, jessica, i'm jimmy. how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: see, this is when we appreciate our local weather men. because they have this all figured out. jessica, let me have that right, this is a graham cracker. you've seen these, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. i am going to feed this graham cracker to you. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right? there you go. eat that. yes, yes, yes. enjoy. >> mmm-mmm! >> jimmy: tasty, all right. there you go, you just ate the world's first-ever hologram-cracker. [ cheers and applause ] you get it? you get it? >> guillermo: i get it, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. all right, tha all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow na dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville wit

, jess. >> jessica: these are disturbing allegations. several of them won't be letting kids take bus to school any more. a lot of them said the worst part of all of this was hearing through facebook and not school. >> it has been happening since the beginning of november, why no 1 was informed until it went viral. >> jessica: parents horrified and demanding answers after learning about a sexual assault on board a school bus through facebook post. i have a close friend being molested 10 times recently by another 6-year-old male student, mainly on the bus. the post went on to describe several other incidents on buses and was shared thousands of it wasn't until sunday that several parents learned about it through the post. >> i heard about it on facebook. that's how i heard it first, and then i got a phone call from the school. >> jessica: that call was automated message that went out to parents 8:00 monday morning. >> we are aware of the facebook post that has been circulating regarding an alleged incident of the school bus earlier this mo

>> thank you, jessica. i've been retweeting matt delucia who is keeping an eye on this and has the latest information for us. >> he's at the union hall right now. matt, what can you tell us? >> tracy and vai, last half hour we were over at septa headquarters. that's where we saw some of the septa workers finalizing that tentative deal. we moved over here to the union hall, twu 234 and within the past few minutes they drove up in these cars and went inside the union hall, including the septa chairman who i spoke with a little while ago. they are inside discussing the final parts of this deal and getting ready to sign that deal that just happened within the past couple of hours. this agreement here. now, when that is finished we do expect septa to brief us on the details, again, the union and septa, they are in there right now discussing these final details. we first learned of the tentative deal around 3:00 this morning. we are still gathering new information minute by minute. here's some is of our conversat

jessica mentioned the upcoming trip. he said it's totally up to you and your family but i recommend you not doing it. her doctor raised concerns about zika -- a mosquito-borne virus that's been linked to birth defects in several countries. local transmission of the virus ... has been reported in florida. a vacation is just not worth that. jessica's family was supposed to stay near orlando ... about 240 miles away from the active zika transmission zone. still too close for comfort for jessica's family. i got all of the money back for everything except from the airlines. in late july ... this was the original fax we sent. she asked american airlines for a refund of the tickets ... worth about 500 dollars ... and sent them a note from her doctor. this is to certify that jessica schneider is unable to fly. but getting a refund from the airlines ... wasn't easy. three or four different times. contact 6 reached out to several airlines. american airlines ... frontier and delta ... all handle zika related refunds on a case-by-ca

jessica: pero no quiso adelantar con quienes se reunirÁn. tratÓ ademÁs de matizar los dichos del presidente electo sobre las deportaciones de indocumentados con antecedentes criminales. >> que los 3 millones van a ser deportados, no son mexicanos la mayorÍa. los que sean, tenemos mecanismos. estÉn tranquilos, porque hoy por hoy sigue esta administraciÓn hasta el 20 de enero. las disposiciones vigentes siguen, por supuesto. jessica: preguntamos ademÁs sobre los jÓvenes beneficiados por el programa daca. dijo que mientras trump no los mencionÉ, no tiene nada que ver, y sus permisos siguen vigentes. mientras, en la frontera norte mexicanas siguen llegando los migrantes, porque quieren pasar antes de que tom se siente en la casa blanca. >> en este lapso de tiempo que nos queda todavÍa, poder cruzar. ilia: en septiembre les presentamos el caso de dayana camacho, la adolescente mexicana considerada entonces como la menor con el mayor nivel de obesidad en amÉrica latina. el 13 de septiembre fue sometida a una cirugÍa para reducir el tama

jessica! a lot of your democratic friends said they are leaving the country and now they are not doing it. why? >> and you say you report gay. >> i know a lot of chicks. >> a ton of people said that. i thought it was super dramatic. now they largely backed of on. did you see on election night the canadian immigration website crashed because of searches. i thought it was a funny aside. >> it was funny. >> wow, picture after picture of this hunky guy. what do you think of him, nick? >> that's me. >> sweden is such a beautiful country he is probably the ugliest man in sweden. >> they do look good there. but he wasn't serious. let's address the haircut. is it flock of seagulls or which 80s band is that haircut? >> a little meat loaf? >> i think it is great. >> thanks. >> ever since your people lost two weeks ago -- you know, i have been getting good game lately being like, yo baby, from the words of alladin, i can show you a whole new world by bringing you overseas. >> we are closing out the show,

>> jessica liner. >> jimmy: hi, jessica, i'm >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: see, this is when we appreciate our local weather men. because they have this all figured out. jessica, let me have that right, this is a graham cracker. you've seen these, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. i am going to feed this graham cracker to you. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right? there you go. eat that. yes, yes, yes. enjoy. is it good? >> mmm-mmm! >> jimmy: tasty, all right. there you go, you just ate the world's first-ever hologram-cracker. [ cheers and applause ] you get it? >> guillermo: i get it, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you to

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and th i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and as a result, i know that i i am the best possible choice to be vi

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and

right, jessica? >> there were train cancellations, over hour waits on the platforms, just trying to board the train in general. we were seeing crew shortages and in addition, there were people on strike blocking the trains from leaving the area. not dealing with any of those delays right now for the regional rails. i just want to stress to expect that later this morning and into the evening as well. there were more cars on the road because people couldn't take the buses, trains or trolleys. we're watching the vine street expressway. we're open right now east and westbound without that construction. this is our camera around broad street. in between broad and the schuylkill expressway, we're open and we're not seeing any of that overflow. this is not typically the highest time for travel at 5:00 in the morning. we'll start to see some of that around the 6:30 mark or so. there's an accident in new hanover on romig road and rosenbury road. and watching that tractor-trailer fire in mount laurel township

. >> jessica: good morning, gene. yeah, police got to the house across the street here around noon yesterday to find an awful scene inside. the two adults were unconscious with the infant to the hospital where it was later pronounced dead. >> can't make anything out involving my child, i believe. >> jessica: a grim scene found in marlboro thursday and police found around noon to find two adults and baby unresponsive. >> don't like the idea of the baby. don't understand why it would happen. >> jessica: middlesex d.a. isn't saying what happened here, two adults it be 23-year-old man treated at the hospital. the globe is reporting a young woman around the age conscience and young man being seen taken on nut handcuffs. jasmine says the woman was a classmate of hers at marlboro high school. >> she is pretty quiet to herself. i truly don't know the full story but i thought they were pretty all set at the family. >> i believe they were boyfriend and girlfriend from what i understand. there was a couple different young woman

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and as a result, i know that i i am the best possible c

. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has her eyes on them. jessica? >> right. we're going to see the same delays all day, all morning. watching the regional rail for some of the overspill ofç passengers. the no service for subways, buses and trolleys at least for right now. even once it is back in service, we're going to see some of the delays for the rest of the morning. 295 in new jersey, the road right here around the black horse pike. no big problems or delays. 11-minute trip. from 38 moving towards the black horse pike. also watching in new jersey for the clearing of this accident on the atlantic city expressway headed westbound around exit 12, route 40 at wranglebury road. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> back to our breaking news about the septa strike. >> septa officials tell us they have reached a tentative agreement, an agreement in principle. matt delucia is outside septa headquarters. tell us what you know about this deal. >> tracy and vai, we just spoke with a septa chairman a few moments ago. he tells us there is an agreement in principle.

>> jessica liner. >> jimmy: hi, jessica, i'm jimmy. how are you doing? appreciate our local weather men. because they have this all figured out. jessica, let me have that right, this is a graham cracker. you've seen these, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. i am going to feed this graham cracker to you. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right? there you go. eat that. yes, yes, yes. enjoy. is it good? >> mmm-mmm! >> jimmy: tasty, all right. there you go, you just ate the world's first-ever hologram-cracker. [ cheers and applaus you get it? >> guillermo: i get it, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nash

jessica's second grade teacher kim nominated her... after robert was diagnosed with testicular cancer which spread to his stomach and lungs. robert had to be flight for lifed to los angeles. jessica was forced to leave their four young children, going between work in las vegas and the hospital... traveled to and support her 25- year-old husband. fox5's monica jackson shows us what happened when jessica got a 12-thousand dollar tip. "our surprise squad is in the restaurant undercover....there' s always someone out there who will help you." this surprise closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly this surprise would lighten the load for the reboredo family who lost robert shortly after the surprise. the story though touched so many more people, who jumped into action to help jessica in the wake of her husband's passing. we spoke to her recently. she says she received an outpouring of support from not only people in our community... but by those who saw it across the c

live in braintree, jessica reyes. >> stephanie: looking for the best deals for hours. bargain hunters but blue laws prevent stores open. >> put together bunch of care packages to head home. >> stephanie: national retail federation $655 billion during holiday season. >> catherine: florence henderson has passed away carol brady suffered from heart failure and days with the dancing with the stars finale and 82 years old and this morning daniel miller shows us how entertainment career spanning 6 decades. ? ? >> daniel: lovely ready is florence henderson and played carol brady on "the brady bunch" but real story wasn't so born in 1934 in dale, indiana henderson grew up poor with alcoholic father and mother who left when she was just 12 years old. henderson used singing talent to entertain the family and help make ends meet. >> i don't ever remember not singing and 7 and pass the hat and sing for groceries. >> big break came in 1951 when roger & hammerstein's oklahoma and then took talents to tv. 1959 she was nbc's today girl and became the first woman to guest host "the ton

jessica reyes live in revere video, jess. >> jessica: sara, when you look at the surveillance video it is hard to believe that anyone made it out of that car alive last night. it all happened at this crossing here in revere just after 10:30, and police we know they have a whole lot of questions to the women you see in that surveillance video. you could see the video right here. if you watch closely at the very top of your screen, you can see the car drive right past the flashing lights on to the tracks and almost immediately the train barrels right into the car cutting it it really is hard to imagine anyone surviving that but seconds later didn't see a woman come running out and then another right behind her. they took off from the scene and this morning police are still trying to track them down and figure out who they are. we do have a look now at what is left of the car and it is barely recognizable you can see after all of that, very scary situation for everyone that was on board the train. we actually just spoke with man that lives in beverly, he was heading back from a celtics ga

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. i am the best possible choice to be vice president of the united states. but don't just take

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and as a result, i know that i i am the best possible choice to be vice president of t

>> thank you, jessica. live team coverage continues with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live at the fern rock transportation center where regional rail lines remain running like jessica just said. pam, what do commuters need to know right now. >> as she mentioned, if you normally take a subway or bus, however you get to work, it's not going to happen. you can see some is of the striking employees that are down there at the entrance to this station. we've been talking about the potential for a strike qgite a while now. still, some people were caught off guard at midnight when that strike went into effect. subway employees locked and gated up subway stations overnight. we saw buses finishing up their routes, leaving passengers at the designated bus stops and instead, returning back to their station. some employers and schools have made shuttle arrangements for employees. but for the hundreds of thousands of people who ride septa every single day, every week, many of them are on their own. >> they went on s

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and as a result, i know that i i am the best possible

jessica: nada cambia. la peticiÓn que usted tiene pendiente se demora algunos aÑos pero no porque haya habido un cambio sino porque lo que diga la ley de migraciÓn. tranquilos, paciencia, un pueblo informado es un pueblo equipado. karla: me gusta ese mensaje. willy: yo los invito a todos a que sigan a travÉs de nuestro facebook live la abogada va a seguir respondiendo preguntas para que estÉn conectados con nosotros. karla: asÍ es, vamos a seguir con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. ana: gracias mi karla, de todo un poco ya viene con nosotros nicolÁs felizola para presentarnos su nueva colecciÓn para niÑas. johnny: seÑora queme calorÍas con fuego! con fuego de verdad. la nueva rutina de ejercicios que incorpora el fuego para eliminar la grasa de una vez por toda. willy: como a las suaves el productor de la obra mostrarÁ las pruebas que le permiten cantar las canciones de juan gabriel. estamos acÁ en el show de entretenimiento. la vida sigue! estamos juntos, miami nueva york,ya venimos. muchos produ

>> thank you, jessica. we have team coverage of the septa strike. matt delucia is live at the fern rock transportation center. it seems like it's been a steady stream of people coming through there since we came on the air more than two hours ago. >> right. it's getting pretty busy here at fern rock. i'll tell you right here at the regional rail we've seen people come throughout the morning. some people don't usually take this, of course, because the buses, subways and trolleys are not running, people are trying to find an alternate way to go. you see the tracks, some of the folks waiting for the next train to come up here. still, no deal as far as the septa strike is concerned. septa and the transport workers union still at odds going into this fourth day. both sides talked late into the night once again. and septa claimed that the union was not engaging in good faith negotiations but the union says that's not the case. they've been prepared to bargain day and night. the union president says he's not going to apologize for trying to maintain qualit

vai and tracy. >> thank you, jessica. we've been following this breaking news since we came on the air an hour and a half ago. we're just getting new video and new information about two police officers shot just outside of pittsburgh. we're told that one of the officers told the other, stay with me, it will be okay. this happened a little over two hours ago in canonsburg, about 18 mouths south of pittsburgh. we now know both officers were taken to the hospital. we're working to find out their conditions. we're going to give you a live picture now from above the scene. it's a little dark. but you can tell that the neighborhood is filled with members of the s.w.a.t. team there. you see the flashing lights. and that s.w.a.t. team is telling reporters to stay away for their safety. for neighbors to stay inside their homes. schools in the area have been placed on a two-hour delay for student safety this morning. we're continuing to monitor the situation. you can count on the nbc10 and nbc10 app for updates on this breaking new

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and as a result

said jessica. tied ann to the bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of d

for the duration of the strike, we're going to go to jessica every ten minutes. with septa, people are waking up in shifts. we're casting a wide net. we want to make sure we're getting everybody. >> jessica, you're sort of working a split shift. you're working in the afternoon too. yesterday, you saw a delay in the regional rails and then it jumped back up. >> right. every ten minutes is very important because things change quickly. we could start off with something minor, all of a sudden there's massive delays. just like a disabled train. on the inbound platforms, that could cause delays and then yesterday, actually we had a person actually unfortunately struck on the track. we're also dealing with delays and overcrowding. expecting delays on all regional rails is important. watching the airport train right now, 21-minute delays. anything over 10 or 15 minutes is pretty significant that's going to mess up your morning commute. here's the vine street expressway, our cameras around broad street. under control. eastbound towards 95, still watching some delays there

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvilleagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i and as a result, i know that i can doubt count on your vote. i am the best possible voice to be vice pr

ana: tenemos una hermosura, nuestra jessica! vamos a hacer una fiesta o noche de chicasme vas a contar los secretos del aceite de coco. jessica: buenos dÍas para todos y para todos, el ingrediente econÓmico, secreto, indispensable, el aceite de coco. ana: oye, que increÍble que lo podemos usar como des maquÍllante, exfoliante, tambiÉn para deshidratar el pelo. jessica: lo mÁs importante es que es econÓmico! se detiene ahÍ, es un ingrediente indispensable en la cocina... para el pelo muchas mujeres me preguntan cÓmo se hidrata el pelo? el aceite de coco. una vez a la semana cojo un poquito de aceite de coco... y me lo pongo en las puntas. de medios a puntas una vez a la semana y cuando quiero hidratar el cuero cabelludo lo pongo en el cuero cabelludo. si tienen resequedad o caspita... >> y sirve en las extensiones! >> si, a las extencines hay que tambiÉn hacerle tratamiento. --extensiones, hay que hacerle tratamiento! ana: esto tambiÉn blanquea? jessica: yo lo utilizo en ayunas entonces cojo una cucharadita pequeÑa y

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvilleagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and as a result, i know that i can doubt count on your vote. i am the best possible voice to be vice president of the

>> jessica, thanks. a quick thinking atlantic county police detective is being credited with saving a man from this burning car. james watts had a medical problem behind the wheel and slammed into another vehicle in the parking lot. that's when police detective adam bromley ran straight to the burning car and pulled watts to safety. >> i would never see my family or another thanksgiving again. >> the city will honor him. a 10-year-old is a budding musician. >> and he's gotten heavy metal icons. >> sounds good. his name is daniel. he lives in the neighborhood. he attends school of rock philadelphia and he posted this instagram video performing his favorite metallica song. well, metallica saw it and reposted it on their official instagram page along with the comment, nice work, dude. daniel's video was viewed more than 300,000 times in one day. check it out. >> instant stardom for him. >> we'll run down the morning's headlines and a story we'll be following throughout the day. >> and that includes the seas

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvilleagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. and

all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make the united states. [ cheers and applause ] may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvilleagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it all. i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yes, i did, but i memorized it. can doubt count on your vote. i am the best possible voice to be vice president of the unite

. >> reporter: a woman we're calling jessica was scrolling through social media this week when she saw this face. >> i let out this sleek and i said that's him. >> jonathan brown was charged earlier this month with raping three women at gunpoint, including a 17-year-old girl. ss identified because she was a victim of brown's six years ago. she said she was working in social services with one of his family members when he lured her to his home. >> i get another phone call from jonathan brown's household. >> she said he told her his family member needed to talk. when jessica got there, she said brown was waiting. >> before i knew it he attacked me from behind. immediately i began to fight him off of me. >> jessica eventually got loss from the sexual assault and brown ran away. 9/11 and the police arrived, they searched the house. >> jessica says police never found a family member inside. she said the fact he plotted her attack made her worried about his eventual release. >> i wrote a statement to the court stating he's a danger to the community at the age of 15 >> brown was found guilty

jessica mentioned the upcoming trip. he said it's totally up to you and your family but i recommend you not doing it. her doctor raised concerns about zika -- a mosquito-borne virus that's been linked to birth defects in several countries. local transmission of the virus ... has been reported in florida. a vacation is just not worth that. i'm not sure anything is worth that. jessica's family was supposed to about 240 miles away from the active zika transmission zone. still too close for comfort for jessica's family. i got all of the money back for everything except from the airlines. in late july ... this was the original fax we sent. she asked american airlines for a refund of the tickets ... worth about 500 dollars ... and sent them a note from her doctor. this is to certify that jessica schneider is unable to fly. but getting a refund from the airlines ... wasn't easy. three or four different times. contact 6 reached out to several airlines. american airlines ... frontier and delta ... all handle zika related refunds

jessica is in the great hall with representatives from these organizations, jessica. >> reporter: it is holidays in here. so wonderful. this is a very special time of year for all of us at cbs 36789 we have some trend. i'm here with majors philip and major susan fur arrow, i'm here with bernadette shanahan of the boys and girls club of camden county and we are here with joseph brooks, president and ceo of the uso pennsylvania and southern new jersey. that very cute family there on the end is thalman family. we are pleased to have you with us. lets start with you and the salvation army. this is fun time have the year for all of us. you guys are collecting all kind of gifts. tell people what they are donating toward. >> they are donating towards us helping children in greater philadelphia to experience christmas on christmas morning. the last year we were able to survey think 14,000 children. >> just over 14,000 children, about 30,000 gifts, and all kind, for them. >> they are all staying in this area. >> all in philadelphia. >> so bernadette to that end i want to come down and talk to

jessica? >> wow, look at that. >> contain yourself. >> chop it up. >> got to get in there, jessica. don't tease us. >> crumbling of the pastry. >> oh, the brie is oozing out. >> tell us more about this cheese. >> it's really easy to make. you're literally putting down pumpkin butter, pecans, wrapping it up, bake for 25 minutes, and it's done. >> oh, my goodness. >> it's amazing. this is probably in your top three dishes ever. >> thank you. >> you can have that bite. yeah, this is hecka good. >> it's so easy. if you're busy helping make the other stuff, you can pull this fast so they stop yelling at you about the food. >> hey, hey, hey. you bully. >> this feels like a true thanksgiving right here. >> it really does. home, you can, go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or go to our mobile app. >>> victory is so sweet for this soccer player. >> penalty kick. then he walks away, hold on. apparently, fans on the other team were heckling him, started throwing things out on the field. >> like a coin or something? >> much better than that. somebody threw a candy bar out there, so he