. >>> jim kenney sending a clear message as many fear political ret tricks seems to be threatening our city, what he has to about the seedy as attention continues. >>> how president barack obama is breaking with democratic allies when it comes to president-elect trump and who is being called trump top pick for secretary of state >> a lot to get to. great to have you with us on too, november 15th. this year flew by. didn't it >> a month and a half over? >> it's a week away. >>> thomas drayton along with karen hepp. >> it is early, bob kelly. good morning. >> i had my flyers colleges on, my other than >> everyone always looks great up here, including our sue serio, i do the best i can. >> ran >> that green you see on radar, it's spotty this morning, along the coast, we're seeing some heavier rain moving. let's zoom in closer. dmug going on in the city right

in the next hour, mayor jim kenney will speak about the incidents. >> nbc 10's deanna durante has been digging for information. deanna, police are hoping surveillance video can shed some new light? >> reporter: they do have some video, they were out all day looking for more. two teenaged boys have been arrested after the attack at rittenhouse square, and police say they're looking to make more

philadelphia mayor, jim kenney recognized members of the foster grandparent program. in its 53rd year, allowing older people with limited income to support children with exceptional needs in return they receive compensation, it's lunch enheld at union lunch. >>> please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. will it be a team of rivals? president-elect donald trump, now set to meet with mitt romney after both traded bitter words during the campaign. is romney now being considered for secretary of state? we're at trump tower. >>> also breaking, the deadly snowstorm, bracing for the blizzard. nine states now under a winter alert. and this system moving east. in some places, 80 degrees one day, 20 the next. >>> the two explosions. the deadly gas blast in a town center. investigators on the scene tonight, after another explosion, this home incinerated. and tonight, authorities with a $30 fix. >>> the confrontation on

mayor jim kenney has released a statement condemning what he called the racist activity at penn. he said "it is heartbreaking to see this type of activity here in the birthplace of our democracy and the city of brotherly love." >>> there is a town hall going on on campus and we will have that story on "action news" at 11:00. >>> and a high school in the lehigh valley is being rocked by racist behavior tonight. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at southern lehigh high school in center valley. bob, what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, jim, good evening. i can tell you this is a school in really an area that is stunned by some of the things that have been said and done here. most importantly they are very hurt. and now it has gotten to the point to where the school administration has stepped in have intervened and they're taking action. racism at their high school by some of their students. this is something a lot of neighbors around the southern hee lie high school are having a tough time coming to grips with. >> i'm very disappointed. >> i think it's horrifying.

. >> slamming the violence, mayor jim kenney calling for ends to recent racism and unrest, the promise he's making to the people of philadelphia. >> well, good morning, today is tuesday, november 15th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus big name names a stop at temple university. first, a check on the forecast with katie and roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, roads are looking good. lots of construction out there, the vine is one of those, katie, i know you won't like. that will also, a water main break. >> five extra minutes to the commute. makes me crazy, no one on the roads and just sitting at light. >> i know it. >> it is terrible. that's the worse feeling in the world. who is with me on this? my gosh. but at least for now, for the most part, service moving through, not a lot of wet weather, there is some, when you look at storm scan, yes, primarily the eastern edge of the garden state or finding at least any kind of significant precipitation right now, so ocean monmouth county, portions of burlington, points southwest of that, where the bulk of

mayor jim kenney is speaking out on the latest allegations of harassment in the lgbt community. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the details. >> reporter: not natasha, on thursday a gay man was allegedly attacked near broad and oregon. tonight he is speaking with detectives. to this incident mayor jim kenney gave an emotional statement saying it is difficult to express the full extent of the devastation and anger i felt upon learning of this hate crime. to the victim, you have my sincerest al apologies both as the mayor of this city and as someone who resided in south philadelphia for most of my life. i will do everything i can to ensure that neither you nor any other philadelphian feels unsafe because of who they love. he says a weight clip was thrown at him after disagreeing with another man who was loudly voicing political and perhaps racially insensitive beliefs. >> i think there's a lot of hate going around even from both sides. i think that donald trump's victory and his kind of surprise victory has made a lot of people who may have kept their racist misogyni

kenney demonstrate decided jim kenney decided to talk city workers off the metaphorical legend. >> this was a presidential election that did not go your way, no need for a post apocalyptic pep talk >> take your time to mourn and heal and let's get back to work, yes, let's. a couple of calendar suggestions for november 20-20, an election day, vote. the day after, accept the results. only in philly. >>> scott williams, chilly out there. look prepared to run ten miles in this weather >> ten miles in the cold. temperatures are going to be above average for this time of year, topping out around 50. running those steps of the art museum. live look outside of our studios, the ben franklin bridge. a lot of sunshine, temperatures recovering a bit after a low of at least now up to 39. still cold. visibility is good and winds right now about six miles per hour. high pressure prominent and dominate. giving us all the sunshine and cold air for today. by tomorrow, we'll seymour of a return flow and a nice rebound in those temps. 29 in the poconos, 34, pottstown, 37 in millville, but feels like 32 in

tonight, mayor jim kenney calling for piece and calm before things get out of hand. >> calling someone by any type of slur, defacing a building or participating in a flash mob does nothing to help preserve the values of diversity. >> reporter: well, mayor kenney says there's no specific plan to deal with these kinds of incidents. he's also saying tonight the philadelphia police are still investigating. possibly close to an arrest in those flash mob assaults this weekend. lucy. >> chris, you just mentioned the flash mobs in philadelphia. and tonight, police are still continuing their investigation into the coordinated assault over the weekend at keepth and walnut. teen attackers hurt several people including an off city detective who was left with broken eye socket. a group started punching and pushing anyone on the sidewalk. police arrested to teens and continuing to review surveillance video to track down the rest of them. >>> now, on the national front, donald trump spent his first monday as president-elect speaking with russian president vladimir putin. trump transition team says th

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after receiving word of this mayor jim kenney responding were it an emotional statement saying it is difficult to express the full extent of the devastation and anger i felt upon learning of this hate crime much we sat down with another member of the lgbt community says he's experienced firsthand what he feels is post election hostility when a group of men started talking loudly politics at the gym. >> how people like them are going to take america back. >> reporter: when the talk became derogatory about minority groups he asked them to stop. >> i think there's a lot of hate going around even from both sides. i think that donald trump's victory and his kind of surprise victory has made a lot of people who may have kept their racist misogynistic views to themselves before now feel emboldened they can come out in public and not have to hide anymore. >> reporter: andre murray doesn't equate this hostility he's seen to the presidential election. >> call them all kind of names and i'm like -- so, i stop and says why is y'all attacking these people like this? i mean they cannot bothering w

. >>> jim kenney sending a clear message as many fear political ret tricks seems to be threatening our city, what he has to about the seedy as attention continues. >>> how president barack obama is breaking with democratic allies when it comes to president-elect trump and who is being called trump top pick for secretary of state >> a lot to get to. great to have you with us on too, november 15th. this year flew by. didn't it >> a month and a half over? >> it's a week away. >>> thomas drayton along with karen hepp. >> it is early, bob kelly. good morning. >> i had my flyers colleges on, my other than >> everyone always looks great up here, including our sue serio, i do the best i can. >> ran >> that green you see on radar, it's spotty this morning, along the coast, we're seeing some heavier rain moving. let's zoom in closer. dmug going on in the city right now, because the few drips around new jersey, around beach haven ven. this is a coastal storm, 49 in philadelphia, a mild morning, even with the winds coming out of the north. sunrise is at 6:46. right now, we have 42 degrees in mount

former mayor ed rendell suggested that mayor jim kenney, actually buddy up a little bit with senator pat tomb toy get things done here in philadelphia reporting live, from center city, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> members of the donald trump's transition team conduct their first briefing with the president-elect at trump tower this have afternoon. trump celebrated his upset victory over hillary clinton with supporters in new york city early this morning. during his speech the president-elect said a different tone then rhetoric he used during his campaign. instead of the conflict, trump says he wants peace. >> working together we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. i have spent my entire life in business, looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world. that is now what i want to do for our country. >> donald trump will be the forty-fifth president of the united states when he takes the oath have of office, in january. >>> hillary clinton called donald trump to congratulate him on his elect

back out here live both governor tom wolf and mayor jim kenney have also sent out statements saying that they are urging both sides to remain at the table. of course this is debilitating to the city. for now reporting live outside of the sheraton, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right, thank you, annie. >>> now let's switch on over to 69th street station in upper darby. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins joins us live along the norristown high speedline where many commuters are hitting a dead end this morning. >> reporter: well, normally that's right, normally this is a connecting point where people come in from the suburbs on suburban transit and then connect over to the city transit division particularly taking the market frankford el into the city. it's a big people mover. it is of course not running. now, the suburban system is running but again, city transit is not running. no service to the east here as they say. city transit is on strike. pickets are around the corner on victory lane. they walked out shortly there after midnight. they will tell you

. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a statement that read in part, i urge both septa and transport workers union to maintain communication. it is vital for everyone that this situation be resolved as quickly as possible. i urge residents to have patience. this period won't be easy, but by pulling together as a community we can lessen the difficulties for everyone. the last time these workers went on strike was 2009. that lasted for six days. live at the callowhill station in west philadelphia," m.a.s.h." nbc 10 news. >>> stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the septa strike. jessica boyington returns with first alert traffic in just a few minutes. tap the nbc 10 app for our septa survival guide. we have updated information on which septa lines are running and which are not during the strike. >>> to other news now, happening today, bill cosby is expected in a montgomery county courtroom this morning for his first pretrial hearing. >> today's hearing will decide what evidence can be used in his june trial. cosby is abused of sexually assaulting andrea constand. prosecutors hop

philadelphia mayor jim kenney also called on the city's commission on human relations to investigate the reports. he said in a statement "it's heartbreaking to see this type of activity here in the birthplace of our democracy and the city of brotherly love >> post election protests continued for a third day today this time starting near the campus of temple university. demonstrators are -- demonstrations are expected to happen in 2000 hours near city hall and that's where gray hall joins us live tonight. gray. >> reporter: well, monica, just a few hours ago about a hundred students from temple university hit the streets of philadelphia. they say they are marching with a purpose. protestors continued to hit the streets of philadelphia upset and disappointed about the country's recent election results, this time the group was much smaller and spearhead by temple university students. >> on social media we can talk but we can be ignored we can block. you can't unsee us. we're there. marchers say this is their way of voicing their disapproval. they also say this is not so much an anti-tru

. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney vowing that philadelphia will remain a sanction too area city despite the wishes of president-elect trump. said i'll withhold funds, holding undocumented imigrants, in custody for non-violent crime. greg argos joins us to explain more, greg? >> ukee there is could be considered the first pitch between president-elect donald trump, and mayor jim kenney, and trump has not even taken office yet. but mayor kenney does admit he's not sure exactly what would happen if trump does decide to withdraw federal funding from philadelphia. >> people are terrified. >> philadelphia differs latino population, concerned. >> people are horrified of the lively hood. people are terrified they'll lose their jobs, one terror made by one president-elect donald trump, who says, he's removing federal funding from cities, which do not cooperate with federal immigration officials, in holding undocumented immigrants, in custody, for non-violent crimes, they are known as sanction too area city and philly is one of them. >> what's your response to that? >> we'll see what happens, we'

philadelphia mayor jim kenney sending the message that they are looking out for everyone's safety. fox 29's chris o'connell is live near art museum tonight with the story. chris? >> reporter: that's right, iain. philadelphia mayor jim kenney says simply he's just fed up with this post election nonsen nonsense. reports of racist antisemitic graffiti also reports of people getting beat up in a flash mob in center city with no apparent connection to the election. he says enough is enough, and stop with the divisiveness. >> i think just shock honestly. >> reporter: adrian is angry. you would be too if you found this carve in your car door. it's our expletive now expletive. the repulsive and sexist message referencing donald trump's off color comments was scribbled on her toyota for her entire south philadelphia neighborhood to s see. a big supporter of hillary clinton, she never thought it would come to this. >> it's scary for lot of people. i've lived in the city for over a deck caged it's been my home. something i never would have thought would have happened. >> reporter: coincidenta

mayor jim kenney says his plan will be different. >>> and it was a nightmare for these parents. one minute their son was playing with a balloon in a pool. the next he was unconscious. what doctors say happened. all new at 6:00 o'clock a violent encounter between a robber an store employee it's all caught on camera. how police say the robber managed to get back in the office. ♪ >>> we're watching the roads for you tonight. millions of americans heading out there for thanksgiving. a lot of people able to get a head start but a lot of people still had to work today and they'll be getting late start so leave yourself a little extra time. you can see heavy traffic out there. >>> to a developing story out of center city. you'll see this only first on fox. right now police are investigating a sexual assault inside a parking garage. >> a woman is in the hospital right now after being attacked fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the scene with the very latest. dave? >> reporter: dawn, crime seen unit detectives -- crime seen unit investigators and the special victims unit detectives

mayor jim kenney was in a ten damages, as well as the airport's ceo. the most senior serving veteran in the mayor's administration. >>> well, we told you about him on thursday before he was headed to the white house to have breakfast with the president. that happened yesterday morning. and the president had a question for him. "eyewitness news" reporter anchor ukee washington explains. >> "eyewitness news" was there thursday in hatboro for red, white and blue send off. 108 army sergeant bill more, and 200 other vet, had a breakfast meeting with the president. >> i'm going to tell him how to run this country. >> when he gets there, i think he'll have a thing or two to say to everyone he meets in washington. >> beautiful country. >> once in d.c., he visited the world war ii memorial on the national mall. >> the only country where you have all your freedom. >> on this veterans day, the big moment. breakfast at the white house. there were no news cameras allowed, but his family snapped photographs, including bill talking with house leader nancy pelosi. >>

. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney released a statement that read in part, i urge both septa and the transport workers union to maintain communication. it is vital for everyone that this situation be resolved as quickly as possible. i urge residents to have patience. this period wouldn't be easy but by pulling together as a commune we can lessen the difficulties for everyone. the last time the workers went on strike was in 2009. that lasted six days. live in west philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> tom wolf released a statement on the septa strike which read in part the inability of twu and septa to reach an agreement will create extremeç hardship for the city and businesses. i've spoken at length with both sides and i continue to urge them to come together and continue talking until a compromise is reached. >>> stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the septa strike. make sure you tap the nbc 10 app for our septa survival guide. we have everything you need to know, updated information and which septa lines are running and which are not during the strike. >>> in other

philly mayor jim kenney and governor tom wolf are also concerned. >> this is something that is just bad for everybody and it has to end. >> we're urging them to continue to talk. understand, you know, that people are upset and they should be because it's very inconvenient. >> septa tells us that talks are expected to resume later on this morning. in the meantime, though, the buses, trolleys and subways remain parked for a second day. for now, live in west philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. throughout the septa strike make sure you have the free nbc 10 app. it has the detailed septa strike survival guide there. don't leave home without it. you'll also find information on alternative transit services, special deals and contingency plans. >>> 4:35. in other news, new details in a gas explosion that leveled a south jersey home last year. the state fined south jersey gas $300,000 for safety violations that caused the massive blast in pennsville. the home was destroyed in september of last year. authorities ruled a fast-moving fire was caused by a buildup of gas in t

mayor jim kenney helped to distribute the jebs awards in center city. bob cohen president of acme was given special recognition for helping to create a college prep program for local students. >>> there is more ahead at 4:30, smoke was seen for miles after a former steel plant went up in flames. >> and donald trump may have won the election, but one cake maker is not taking sides when it comes to making sweets. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, is standing by with the full accuweather forecast. when "action news" comes right back today. >>> more than 100 firefighters sparked by a blaze of a hot light bulb. it fell and went up in flames at a former steel site. the building covers six sentire blocks were engulfed in flames and stores and businesses were damaged and destroyed but nobody was hurt. >>> the new york doctor treated the once conjoined twins separate the last month. they are doing well. they were born joined at the top of their heads, the 13-month-old twins underwent a 27 hour surgery to be separated. the lead neurosurgeon for this case says the c

. >> big changes come coming to the warehouse, we see protests and rallies >> jim kenney is speak out now vowing to protect everyone's safety in the wake of recent incidents fueled by hate throughout the country. last week, swastikas were spray painted on a store front in south philadelphia. african-americans students at the university of pennsylvania received racist threats through an anonymous messaging ap and the flash mob attack over the weekend injured several innocent bystanders, mayor kenney denounced the acts. >> someone by any type of slur defacing a building or participating in a flash mob does nothing to the values of adversity >> people in the city are concerned political rhetoric is turning no a threat >>> another incident at directly, there's professor and she says he found her car keyed with a sexist message. we edited the words. the professor says she's a big hillary clinton supporter and had signs all over her house. >> in my conversation with the president-elect, he expressed a great interest in maintaining our four strategic relationships. those are the kinds of thi

philadelphia mayor, jim kenney provided opening remarks presented by pack-there is 1,000 participants. >>> white house is decorated for the christmas season and we got a look inside. the theme is the gift of the holidays. more than 50 lego gingerbread houses like this one on display and the annual white house gingerbread house is in the state dining room. isn't that pretty? it features 100 pounds of gingerbread and icing holding it together. it's on display in the blue room and a special display for the white house dogs beau and sunny. >> more coming up next at 6:00. a new reward is on the table to track down a hit and run driver that killed an 8-year-old girl. and motive for murder in the may fair section. >> and now they announce a makeover for the state house in new jersey. i'm monica malpass have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next. z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y is out indefinitely with a fractured vertebrae. what does this do to the grizzlies? mike: when you lose your best player, what happens? yoenis cespedes, four years, $110 million. that's a big deal, right? tony: $7.5 mill

mayor jim kenney will address saturday's assault in the next hour. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> as the white house prepares for a transition to trump, president obama answered reporters' questions for the first time since donald trump's election victory. nbc 10's jim rosenfield is live in our breaking news center with more on what the president had to say. jim? >> president obama says his team will finish what they started. he said, quote, the car will be in good shape when he hands over the keys to donald trump coming up in january. the president spoke at the white house before taking off for his final foreign trip in office. president obama reiterated his pledge to help ensure a smooth transition of power. he said he will work with foreign leaders -- he will speak with foreign leaders, i should say, about his successor when he travels to greece, germany and peru. but despite his optimistic outlook, the president admitted he still has concerns about trump's temperament. >> i think what will happen with the president-elect is there are going to b

mayor jim kenney thanked everyone who made today's meal possible. >> very important especially in this time of concern that we reach out to each other and embrace each other and do the right thing. so happy thanksgiving, everybody. >>> time for one last check of your forecast. >> some fog developing, so question still have some fog developing around the jersey shore and of course a lot of moisture at the surface would lead to that fog with the cool air coming in, pretty much with northerly winds, and tracking the potential for some much immedia needed rain. >> up next, nbc nightly news with lester holt. have a happy thanksgiving evening. >>> tonight, working holiday. donald trump tweeting about a campaign promise, as new details and questions emerge about how often he's receiving intelligence briefings. >>> giving thanks. the celebrations and traditions at home and abroad, as retailers work to get holiday shoppers off the computer and into their stores. >>> fatal encounter. a teenager killed. a 62-year-old man charged with murder. what the suspect allegedly said that has the fbi lookin

use the #fox 29 good day. >>> next up mayor jim kenney is joining us from today's philly septa strike and philly marathon what he has to say about the big changes coming to our city. >>> well, septa workers have been officially on strike after long talks that went well in the night with no negotiations. >> all right. >> steve, what are you seeing? >> okay, fine. >> and then this. >> i heard the word steve and anytime i hear stevey want to see steve. >> i heard it too. >> but instead, we have, mayor jim kenney with us, here good to see. >> what role does the mayor play in a strike by septa. >> well, asiana assistance, if asked, it the is a hard balance. they are not specifically our employees. septa is not a city agency. it is a state agency. so, sometimes inserting yourself like 2009 causes more trouble. we have been in constant contact with both septa and union. rich laser has been moderating over there, governor and i spoke with willie brown yesterday. and, we're hoping they will go back to the table and work it the out. you will never resolve a labor crisis also this you are talkin

philadelphia mayor jim kenney said he's proud of philadelphia voters. more voters came out than anytime in recent history, he said even though the outcome was not the one that the majority of philadelphians chose, their voices were still heard. he said now residents have the opportunity to become leaders and help the nation heal. >> it would be easy to look at the differences that divide our nation. and even our own commonwealth and simply give up. but that is not the america way. and it's certainly not the philadelphia way. >> mayor kenney also congratulated president-elect donald trump and senator pat toomey on their victories. >>> it's 6:07. philadelphia police tell us an 18-year-old was shot in oxford last night. police say when they found him he was in the doorway of his home. his family was inside sleeping when the shooting happened. nbc10's pamela osborne is in oxford circle to have a live update in the next half hour. >>> police are also investigating a home invasion at a north philadelphia house where some temperature students live. the departm

today mayor jim kenney said there are about 700,000 new jobs in the city in october, that's an increase from 13,000 jobs from the same time last year. >>> a philadelphia district attorney is now the target of an investigation into anti-trump graffi graffiti. today the solicitor's office confirmed that one of the men is the attorney duncan lloyd. >> it's shows a lack of accountability, it shows a legal of idiocy that i don't think anybody wants from our city employees and he should be fired immediately. >> the solicitor it's office says we will decide on a course of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. lloyd is scheduled to meet with detectives tomorrow. police say they have identified the other man in the video but they have not released his name. >>> president-elect donald trump the soon to be commander in chief now says he's going to step away from his business. today he sent several tweets says he's drawing up legal documents that will fully take him out of his business so he can focus on running the country. mr. donald trump went on to tweet while i am not

the violence is so unsettling mayor jim kenney is set to address it in half hour from now. our dave kinchen is looking most recent attacks and is live in center city tonight. dave? >> reporter: this is an tack that has so many people on edge. in fact several store managers say they had to lock their customers inside for their own safety. philadelphia police investigators tour the center city shopping district at walnut and 16th looking for surveillance video after a flash mob assaults numerous people over the weekend. the aftermath was captured on fresco viewer video. >> they were coming in from that side and that side and you get what i'm saying and came in the street and cornered them in. >> reporter: those who live and work in the area wonder what

today mayor jim kenney unveiled the new tax. distributors have to pay a tax of 1.5 cents per ounce or pay a nine. >> it's pretty much in their interest to find a registered distributors. >> all distributors must -- >> we have breaking news of an officer shot in the hand in north philadelphia. an update coming up in just minutes. >>> want to get you back to our breaking news now, that offduty police officer shot in the hand. >> drew? >> reporter: we just spoke to some neighbors here on this street who say they heard a lot of gunshots and kind of walked us through how this all happened. down where you see the police tape still roped off. that's where the shooting of the offduty police officer happened. it all began down here to the right. and you can actually see crime scene investigators looking for evidence in the backyard of these duplex homes here along ogden. we want to show you some video, back just before 5:00 when all this began, the suspect in the case was running through the back of these homes and ended up over on the s

. >>> moments ago philadelphia mayor jim kenney addressed the results, he said that while the election's outcome was not one that the majority of philadelphians chose there is an opportunity to be leaders in healing the country. >> in philadelphia our diversity and our inclusion has always made us stronger. and we'll continue to rely on that strength as we work to find unity. >> and congratulated president electric trump and pat toomey on their victories and looks forward to working with both to move philadelphia and the nation forward. >>> from our delaware newsroom. democrats have retained their stranglehold of the governorship in dover. john carnie defeated republican, colin benini 48% to 39% yesterday. democrats held the governor's position in delaware since 1993. carnie who is the state's loan congressman will address gun violence and state employee health care. carnie's replace lisa blunt rochester is the first woman and african-american to be elected to represent delaware in congress and the former labor secretary spoke to "action news" about the possibility of working with a trum

"action news" was at elementary when jim kenney stopped by to read with students, the elementary school received all new books thanks to the books right campaign. aimed at improving student literacy. >> a novel idea. >> oh! david just moans. david murphy, speaking of moaning, you need the umbrella today. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows you that we have rain across most of the region and we'll take a closer look at that in a couple of seconds, for now how about that brand new sky 6 hd camera at city hall and focused right now on the city's christmas tree wouldn't you rather that snow? sara says no. i'm in the same category. looking at the rain in philadelphia near the christmas tree you can see heavy rain coming through a band of it pushing through the i-95 corridor and heading in the direction of southern buck county and then pushing up to trenton and there it comes. we are in and out of this heavy stuff and the green in between what you are seeing highlighted in yellow, is fairly steady rain. ponding and puddling on the roadways, we have a concern with storm drains c

philadelphia mayor, jim kenney addressed the results. while he thought the outcome was not what a planl majority of philadelphias choice -- >> in philadelphia our diversity and inclusion has always made us stronger and we'll continue to rely on the strength as we work to find unity. >> and kenney congratulated donald trump and senator pat toomey on their victories and looks forward to working with both to find common ground. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist is live outside of the reading terminal in philadelphia. sara is talking to voters and getting their reactions today. what have you been hearing? >> reporter: jim, no surprise we heard vastly different opinions about the outcome of last night's election. trump supporters are ecstatic and clinton voters crushed. the outcome was a shocker, we asked them how did donald trump do it? >> i am so excited. what an amazing win for donald trump. >> how are you feeling today? >> i'm very depressed. >> lunch time at the terminal market the day after donald trump is elected president of the

. >>> and now mayor jim kenney spoke at an energy conference at temple university this morning. and if they reduce the consumption by 20% it would save over a billion dollars. and the business of clean energy is pleaing more and more people. there are 57 clean energy jobs across pennsylvania. >>> today is the great american smoke-out, a time when people begin breaking their smoking habit or trying to. if you are quitting or planning to quit soon, "action news" is here to help. from 4:30 until 5:30 we host a facebook chat with a smoking cessation expert. he is a former smokers and has practice ways to get you to quit. today at 4:00. >>> and president obama makes his pick for the highest civilian honor. >> it's shiny and bright and expensive. >> i'll take it. >> you will. find out how much this sky blue diamond sold for. those stories and more when we return. >>> we now know the name of a delaware woman killed trying to cross a busy roadway monday night. she is identify from wilmington and investigators say she was hit by a car walking across concord pike in talliville. she was ru

." >>> philadelphia mayor, jim kenney unveiled his plan today to help the city become a healthier place to live and kenney made the announcement on the roof of the philadelphia free library in center city. the plan includes increasing access to healthy foods in so-called vulnerable neighborhoods and targets the environment by maintaining parks and trees and cutting down on litter and this could change the health of children and create new jobs. y25pky yi0y >>> eagles and eagles fans should be focused on the giants but they are focused on josh huff. >> where he is from he says there is always someone out to get you and he carries a gun at all times when not at the practice complex for protection but huff has explaining to do. he spoke with owner jeffrey lurie and coach peterson. he apologized for the arrest with a gun and hollow point bullets and marijuana in his car and said every athlete walks in his shoe. >> i am from houston and you can't trust people and someone is all out to get you. i have been known to -- i mean you got to protect yourself. even back in houston i always have a gu

. >>> the university of pennsylvania and mayor jim kenney are denounce ago act of hate targetting a u pen student. someone sent racist and threatening messages to black freshmen. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has reaction from the student body. >> didn't know what it was at first. i listened in. saw what it was. >> this is freshman at the university of pennsylvania. like a majority of her black peers, blatently racist and threatening messages began appearing on her phone through the messaging app group me. she and over 150 others had been added to a group with a title that used the "n" word and include advent invitation for a lynching. among other threats. the. we asked we not show her face. >> out of all places i didn't think my school would be the school to have to go through it. >> in a statement the university said we have increased campus safety and are racing out to support the affected students in every way we can, want them to know the entire penn community stands with them. mayor jim kenney also weighed in, expressing in part: it is heart breaking to see this typ

. >> slamming the violence, mayor jim kenney calling for ends to recent racism and unrest, the promise he's making to the people of philadelphia. >> well, good morning, today is tuesday, november 15th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus big name names a stop at temple university. first, a check on the forecast with katie and roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, roads are looking good. lots of construction out there, the vine is one of those, katie, i

and it is giuliani's for the asking. >> mayor jim kenney says no room for violence and intolerance in philadelphia. >> his comment follow rash of attacks and threats. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in center city, not far from the site of a flash mob attack. trang? >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. yes, four people were hurt in this attack, the latest at 16th and walnut over the weekends. police did arrest two teens and say they're expected to arrest even more. at this time mayor kensy saying that people need to stand up and do more than just protest. >> the city every brotherly love hasn't been living to up its name lately. >> past few days there have been hateful attacks, intimidation, damage to public and private property, these act have no place in our city. >> in the last month, flash mob attacks on innocent bystanders and communities from temple to center city have rattled the city. off duty police detective and his wife were hurt in the most recent attacks. >> horrifying, i think there needs to be more accountability, parent, teachers, just people accountable for

mayor jim kenney expressing in part it is heart blaking to see this type of activity here in the birth place of our democracy and the city of brotherly love. students stood out in the cold. >> this is unacceptable and we don't have this happening. >>> the group featured the name of president-elect trump through the. and students believe this is linked to election fall-out >> i don't think it's a coincidence it just happened now. >> reporter: according to the university, this group seems to have been created by someone located in oklahoma. police are investigating. reporting live in university city, alexandria hoff, cbs3. >>> president-elect trump is giving his first interview to 60 minutes. tonight, he's revealing what hillary clinton said to him on election night. >> hillary called you. tussle about that >> hillary called and it was a love lovely call and tough, for me it would have been very difficult. she couldn't have been nicer. she just said congratulations, donald. well done. and i said i want to thank you very much. you're a great competitor, very strong and smart >> what about

. >>> our other top story tonight, philadelphia mayor jim kenney with a strong message for the entire city. >> he spoke out this evening with a disturbing incident for the entire day. greg? >> reporter: and yukee, jessica, good evening. it has been a rough week here in philadelphia. tonight though the mayor coming out condemning this violence and telling everyone put your differences aside and come together. >> when you sign up for mayor you get the good and the bad. >> reporter: unfortunately right now he is dealing with a lot of the latter. just in past saturday, four people including an off-duty philly cop hurt when a group of teens rushed through 16th street and walnut street. he tried to stop one of them and was punched in the face. >> our commissioner is quite angry as we are and we will get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: also late week. >> calling someone by any type of slur, defacing a building, participating in a flash mob does nothing to. >> reporter: the mayor making the comments for a wrap-up party for philadelphia's unity cup. it's meant to showcase those from differen

. >>> meanwhile philadelphia mayor jim kenney said he's proud of philadelphia said the polls wer. he said even the outcome was not the one that the majority of ph philadelphians wants, the voices were heard. >> it would be easy to look at the differences that divide our nation and even our own commonwealth and simply give up. but that's not the america way. and it's certainly not the philadelphia way. >> mayor kenney also congratulated president-elect trump and senator pat toomey on their victories. >>> the court will now decide how much force should be used for police officers. the state argued that using dash cam video would provide a slippery slope that would lead to other confidential information being released. the aclu argues the use of force and are considered public records. >>> chris christie's administration now officially has control of atlantic city. something the city fought against. the state finance board voted yesterday for immediate takeover of the government to reject a.c.'s proposed five-year turnaround plan. the takeover allows the state to sell the city's asse

philadelphia mayor jim kenney among others have called for the strike to end as soon as possible, urging riders to have patience in the mean tile. the union president willie brown says as of now, they are not close to a deal. they've been working at this for two years. >> we're pretty far apart. we are going to stay here and go upstairs and keep seeing if becan get it done tonight. i'm not optimistic we can. >> septa released a statement on the strike that read in part, septa negotiators stand ready and willing to continue bargaining to negotiate an agreement that will end the severely disruptive work stoppage. we are hopeful that a tentative agreement will be reached before election day. with a week to go, septa says it may ask a judge to stop the strike in order to allow voters to get to the polls. the last strike seven years ago lasted for six days. these guys who have been talking say they hope to get back on the job as soon as possible. live in west philadelphia, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the septa strike. tap the nbc 10 app for our s

. >>> mayor jim kenney appointed joyce wilkerson to replace neff her first meeting is december 15th, she joined commission members. wilkerson is an executive at temple university. z25pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" >>> we are talking about consequences yesterday. the consequences were fast and severe. >> very severe for one josh huff, a mistake that cost him his job. they decided in the end to cut receiver josh huff following that arrest on tuesday. jeff skversky is live now with the details. >> reporter: ducis, eagles players say they were shocked and they were surprised. when a crying josh huff walked into the locker room before practice today and told everyone he had just been

. >> reporter: philadelphia mayor jim kenney is urging the philadelphia commission on human rights to investigate. students are asked asking for increased patrols around campus tonight. i can tell you we are seeing that. dawn? >> brad, thank you. >>> happening right now, the cold is not keeping protesters off the streets tonight. still lots of anger and concern in philadelphia over president-elect donald trump. it is the third night in a row demonstrators are taking to the streets and they're joining thousands and thousands of others across the country hoping to send message of unity. fox 29's dave kinchen is at city hall where the rally began, dave, these protests here have been relatively calm. >> reporter: very calm tonigh tonight. over the last few nights meeting a lot of different people at these protests including one man who says he won't be republican any more in the next coming da days. >> we reject the president-ele president-elect. >> reporter: night three of the donald trump protests may be freezing but these demonstrators are still boiling over this week's election result

and jim kenney issued a statement saying he was a dedicated firefighter who left an impact on the city. >>> we are following new developments in iowa where two police officers were killed during an ambush attack while in their patrol cars. >>> and a new report is shedding light in the final moments before a malaysian airlines plane crashed into the indian ocean. you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all

. >>> in other news, philadelphia mayor jim kenney is cracking down on panhandling. community leaders will take part in the plan. they also hope to address the plan with chronic homelessness. the group is starting with a goal in place by march of next year. >>> federal agents are backtracking an investigation into an explosive package at the center city apartment. they're trying to learn more about how the package was constructed. explosive experts spent yesterday analyzing the device. investigators say someone left a booby trapped envelope by the victim's name on it at the pine street apartment and when the 60-year-old victim opened the package tuesday morning it exploded injuring his face and hands. people in the neighborhood are wondering who would be dpabcapa of such an attack. >> it scares you that someone did it, that technology is there, that alone keeps you wonder who would do this and why. >> police have not released any sort of motive. >>> and we begin with a live look outside. wind still whipping at the flags just a bit. but they're not nearly as strong as

philadelphia mayor jim kenney helped kick off thing today. the mayor placed the first ornament on fill's christ nass industry in dilworth park. the 40-foot fir. wow from colorado. by the end of the week the tree will shine full decorated it's lighting is saturday november 26th. >>> all right. so forget the eagles receivers. how about some eagles retrieve retrievers. yup. carson went wentz has a new puppy. his golden retriever gave birth to eight little one. the account belongs to his dog henley and has more than 2,000 followers. speaking of sports here's sean bell. >> lucy, nfl hall of fame likes to send messages but i have a message to send to them. terrell owens one of the all time greats it shouldn't be a question whether or not he gets in to canton. why coming up next in the sports commentary. ♪ ♪ >>> sean bell takes on terrell owens and whether he belongs in the hall of fame. his commentary 15 seconds away. ♪ >>> the people choosing who gets into the nfl hall of fame are flat out joke if they don't put terrell owens in and they wer

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