along with 11 ties, lower merion has won this matchup 56 times. tonight was radnor's 53rd victory in this wonderful local triad ditches reporting live from lower merion, walter perez channel6 "action news." >> just about 4:28. we have much more on what you need to know before heading to the polls today. coming up we'll take a look at what is on the ballot in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >> plus a crowd becomes hostile at a sports star's mall meet and greet. video shows police having to responds to the chaos. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >> the presidential nominees urge supporters to get out and vote during one final battleground blitz. we are live at polling places across the delaware valley. >> fire injures a woman as it

stick to moore road to route 23 instead of first avenue here in upper merion. on the big picture not too many accidents out there but we do have an issue on the boulevard and it's northbound at ninth street malfunctioning traffic lights so be careful in that area. david has been talking about the rain moving in. you can see that already on the blue route and approaching the city right now coming in. we do have that fire department activity going on. look for this one in darby delaware county. it's right on wrights a stick to main street instead of wrights avenue with that building fire and crews on the scene. live on the vine street expressway we had construction that had been blocking westbound and eastbound traffic overnight. now we can see that's lifted and traffic is really moving in both directions right now on the vine and still dry right here in center city, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> homicide detectives are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a 14-year-old boy in the mayfair section of philadelphia. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is l

they referred to lower merion police as the enemy the strong arm of white supremacy that president-elect trump. that trump aligns himself with. if you endorse trump you stand with him and if you stand with him you stand against minorities. >> why here in lower merion? >> they have a history of racial profiling and a member of the union that endorsed trump. we are local students and concerned citizens and we will not stay silent. >> supporters of police are vocal. >> they want to cause havoc. most people in our area voted for hillary clinton. >> for me the kids are misguided and i respect their right to come out here. i'll tell you now that generation of kids, they are troubled. and you know it's good we had the older generations coming out here to get right back at them. >> when it was all over the demonstrations ended peacefully, both sides were heard and nobody got hurt. we are live at the lower merion police headquarters. >> thank you. >>> the housing project in north philadelphia got underway. the opening ceremony for the development near the 1500 block of north 4th street. 57 new re

a sit-in outside the police department outside here at lower merion township. but actually it turned into dualing protests. >> they need to know it's not okay. this counsel tow was supposed to be a big county fort election and they all voted for donald trump. >> they believe hillary campaign she had it in the bag won that's why they're angry because they were assured hillary was going to win and when she didn't they just can't take it. >> reporter: well there you heard from some of the protesters out here. what you didn't see about 40 students from haverford and bryn mawr college came out. they were protesting against donald trump. they were protesting against police brutality. but again they were met by about 40 pro police demonstrators themselves. both of them had some words about 15 minutes later protesters went back to their respective colleges, though, but no arrests and no problem out here, guys? >> all right, chris, thanks very much. >>> let get back to breaking news we told you now hot air balloon that had problem near the port richmond kensington area.

lower merion has won this matchup 56 times. last night was radnor's 53rd victory. >> 5:57 now and back on track. it is the first full day of regular septa service since the strike ended yesterday. keeping an eye out to make sure things are running smoothly. >> and voting in new jersey will start in ready, set, go in about two minutes and 40 seconds. live team coverage of the presidential election next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. we're coming up on 6 o'clock on this tuesday november 8th. the action cam is live in new jersey where polls will be opening literally in about four seconds. we're counting down now. >> it looks like people are up early and ready to do so as the time tick asway on our election clock, bang, right now the election day has officially begun in the -- and the polls at this cherry hill polling place are now officially opened to voters. >> and of course we also

fox 29's chris o'connell is live at lower merion police headquarters. chris, dozens who support trump and the police were out there in force. >> reporter: that's right, iain, lucy. the first time these protests have hit the mainline dozens of demonstrators marching down the main drag here in ardmore but these protesters many of them college students were surprised to find out they weren't the only protests. >> still reeling from the presidential election, they marched down lancaster avenue. >> trump stands for everything i don't believe in. i feel like he stands for everything about hate. >> reporter: about 40 students from nearby haverford and bryn mawr colleges staged a sit-in in front of the lower merion police department. claiming racial profiling and supporting donald trump. but what they didn't expect a counter protest. >> about equal number pro police demonstrators fired back with their own rally. both groups going face to face separated by the very same police who were the subject of the protest. >> they need to know that it's not okay. this cou

there's an accident in upper merion. around the germantown pike. no problems or delays here either. roads are still dry. checking with the p.a. turnpike, we only have a 23-minute drive time here. westbound from route 1 to valley forge so in increase of speeds also into the 60s. more updates when i come back. tracy? >> it's 5:34. we continue to follow breaking news, the deadly plane crash in colombia. >> pamela, what's the latest you can share with us? >> the jet had been chartered for a professional soccer team out of brazil. we can tell you 76 people were killed when the plane crashed in colombia. and this morning a police o official on the ground has confirmed to reporters that there were five survivors. those five people were rushed to the hospital. this is video we're getting in to show you first responders trying to get those survivors the medical attention they needed. officials on the ground are telling us the plane crashed in a mountainous area around 10:00 p.m. eastern time. the chartered jet was on its way to medellin international airport at the time of the crash. we've l

word avenue few crash in upper merion on byberry road by 23. lafayette hill along jackson drive at pine tree road. coming southbound on lincoln drive watch out for one near rittenhouse street. those drives are really treacherous because they're so windy and there are so many wet levers it is really slippery and kind of a tricky ride. on the big picture overnight construction on the northbound side of 95 in delco at 420 is gone. same here on the vine street expressway. all the overnight work is cleared, all lanes reopened. crews do return tonight though at 11 o'clock and there's still some work for the next half hour over here in cherry hill. brace road blocked off at kresson road. kings highway gets you around that until 6:00 on this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you, matt. we are following breaking news. two philadelphia police officers say a man they were taking into custody started biting them during a violent struggle and the bites were so deep they drew blood. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside the 24th police distr

upper merion, an accident. lastly, mass transit, the buses, trolleys and subways back in service this morning. we're not seeing big problems there. small delays on the regional rails, norristown train 6212 running ten minutes late. chestnut hill 807 also running 10 minutes late. >> polls are open in new jersey. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live on the campus of rutgers university in camden. how does it look where you are, pam? >> good morning. about a half hour ago, tracy, is when the polls have opened up. we've seen people going in and out of this building. this is the campus center. inside they have a couple of polls set up there as i mentioned people coming in and out this morning, about a dozen we've seen so far. we spoke to one woman who said no excuses. she wanted to get this taken care of before she went in to work this morning. she's urging everyone else out there to do the same. >> i feel like at the end of the day everybody should get out and vote. that's the number one thing. everybody needs -- everybo

south of the deptford interchange off to the shoulder and then there was also a crash here in lower merion old gulf road at mulberry lane. look out for that fire up here in trenton, new jersey, jenny has been their life all morning long, along weinberg place squeezed between route one and princeton avenue and that south jersey fire, at mehorter boulevard in woodbury, new jersey causing for some delays. do you go with the big lights, little lights? colored bulbs, white bulbs, whatever you have, are you red i lets get ready for another year of a very kelly christmas. if you have not decorated yet this week make sure when you put your lights up snap a picture and post it to facebook, twitter, instagram and use that #fox 29 lights contest. we will show decorated homes for the holidays all during our morning shows, leading up this christmas and once a week i will jump in the decorated news van and show up on somebody's front lawn and broadcast live during our fox 29 news during five and 6:00 o'clock, mike abe alex, back to you. >> thanks, bob for that. let's talk about donald trump and his tran

. >> students from haverford and bryn mawr college gathered outside lower merion police, with an group chanted against the police saying they are with part of white supremacy. >>> authorities are searching for whoever put a as as was swar a community center and smashed a car window. >>> not a fish in the lake, a man and his son captured a couple of wildcats that decided to go for a dip. >>> not too windy, we're looking for a fair amount of sunshine. new york times on the kids, nice one ahead, i'll have details on that and more on the weekend change that's coming. they say -- that's next. >> here's something you don't see everyday two mountain lions going for a swim in a lake, kevin alsarpd and his son were fishing when something caught their eye. they grabbed their cell cell phs there were two mountain islands. they swam from one side of the lake to the other. >> them are some cool cats. i've never seen that you don't see that everyday, i've never he seen that. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we are not being bitten by any precipitation this morning, we are dry, as we take a

. >> voting officials say there was a few broken booths in upper and lower merion townships but they have since been fixed. a judge of elections tell me it takes voters more time in the booth a sign that more voters are splitting their votes. reporting live jeff jericho channel 6 "action news." >> one of the most contentious and costliest senate races in history is the one between pat toomey and katie mcginty. toomey's campaign says he will cast his ballot tonight. toomey is fighting for a second term in office. and toomey's democratic opponent, katie mcginty cast her vote in wayne. money flooded in on both sides making it one of the most watched in the country. and josh shapiro spoke with voters this morning. he is running for attorney general of pennsylvania, the office held by kathleen kane. and john rafferty spoke to voters at audubon hmmry school. >>> voters are choosing statewide offices including attorney general and also elect a state treasurer and state auditor general. mother nature is providing an all american spectacular forecast on this election day. taking a live look o

upper merion watch out for a wreck by intel along beidler road. word of a vehicle into a ditch in christiana. this is the northbound side of highway one by 95 close to the mall but no issues at this point on 95, 295 or 495 on this wednesday morning, tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> breaking right now on "action news" police say a confrontation between a man and two officers turned bizarre and violent. the officers witnessed the man trying to break into a parked car. as they tried to arrest him he fought back in fact biting both of them. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in hunting park with more details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam l while those officers were trying to control that suspect, he headbutted them and then he started to viciously bite them on their hands and on their arms. they were sent to the hospital where they are being treated right now. now, take a look at this video. this is video from the scene. attack started just after 1:30 in the morning. two 24th district police officers on routine pat

colleges hit the streets to protest against president-elect trump and police profiling outside the lower merion police department. at the same time about an he ya'll number of pro police demonstrators held their own protests. >> become the mainline you don't have to deal with -- police brutality, racial pro filling and they need to know it's not okay. >> i give them credit for having their own views not when you come out and accuse our police department of racism and kkk and things like that. it doesn't stand good with me or this community either. >> police were able to keep traffic moving. they say both demonstrations were peaceful. so no arrests. >>> on your radar tonight, i've always liked coasters. so i love your forecast. >> you love those roller coasters? >> we're talking about the ups and the downs of this forecast. the front loaded part of it that's the ups. the downs well bite end of the weekend. take a look at market street looking good a little quiet on a wednesday night. temperatures on the cool side. 55 in the city. not so bad. 45 in the poconos. 49 in millville and 47 degrees in l

if you have information call upper merion police. >>> turning now to the forecast we have another nice fall afternoon today and the pleasant conditions are apparently going to stick around for a bit. >> but we have change in the forecast that will have you grabbing your winter coat. david is on the terrace. no coat today. >> see no evil hear no evil but a change is coming up but it's not here yet. a chance since this morning, bright blue skies giving way to cloud cover and breaks to the west and we see high, thin clouds and sun the rest of the way. and different now than a couple of hours ago. the mid-atlantic region as a hole in d.c. is 62, and central park in richmond, virginia, and a nice mild pattern in the upper elevations of western pennsylvania and that is not a signal of change for us. and windy in philadelphia but not much. you see a lot of single digit winds from binghamton to new york and charleston and roanoke, virginia, we are not looking at super strong winds and we'll be in the single digits here in philadelphia as well. by 2:00, 62 degrees, we may have sun reemerging fr

the currents players to share their stories and inspiration because they play long time rival lower merion on monday. the first meeting between those two schools took place back in 1897. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. prioriat a neighborhoods a is rerestaurafavorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's wit

no big delays and lastly stop here on an accident scene in upper merion. tracy and katy, back to you. >>> justice has been delayed for decades for members of the new jersey state police but now that fidel castro is dead, troopers have new hopes. next, hear why they are more confident that a convicted cop ki killer could be back in it new jersey. the lantern fly is in additional pennsylvania towns. find out what that means for you and property. >>> wildfires burning near a popular tourist town in tennessee are forcing people there to evacuate. you're looking at video of the flames burning around gatlinburg. high winds are fanning the flames. the smoke is limiting visibility so officials closed roads and trails at great smoky mountain national park nearby hoping the same weather system that's bringing rain to us will quench the fires. cuban president raul castro will join with thousands of others later today to mourn the death of his brother, former cuban leader fidel castro. thousands of cubans gathered yesterday at revolution square in havana to pay tribut

reports across the region of just a light dusting of snow and even closer in as you get around say lower merion norristown upper providence we're seeing light to moderate snows coming down. not really expecting much in the way accumulations this is going to be quick thumping of snow as it pushes up towards the north. the big show is going to be up towards northern new england and upstate new york there are winter storm warnings forecasting around six to 12-inches of snow. i for see as you get around the i80 corridor if you're going to the north, up around the pa/new york line know that things could deteriorate rapidly. one to 3-inches of snow highest elevations may kick up around 3-inches the big story here in the delaware valley will be the winds. right now 15 to 20 miles per hour wind gusts. but that's going to change through the course of the overnight and into tomorrow. winds will actually increase and for that reason we do have high wind advisory across the entire fox 29 viewing area. that means these winds could kick up the cold will be out there. check this out. 15 to 26 degrees tomorrow

it's over on first avenue at gulph road in upper merion montgomery county so watch for crews on the scene with this accident. we have a building fire in darby and we're watching for fire department on the scene wright street between fern and cedar so stick to main street as your alternate with those fire crews on the scene. live on i-95 this is northbound at four 20's last time i showed you this shot we saw the cones set up and the arrow board and the construction was blocking the right lane. we saw some heavier volume and now you could see how quickly that is cleared. traffic moving nicely on i-95 with no problems here. on the turnpike eastbound we have some crews out there still doing construction near downingtown, tam. >> all right, thank you, karen. >>> now for a first look at business. atlantic city it looks like is not going to be hosting a big name concert at the end of the year. now the idea was for it to be featured on abc's new year's rocking over broadcast but the casino reinvestment development authority says a deal couldn't be finalized. they had scheduling and financial conc

there's a long tradition of those who have done well in the merion economy and they want to give back. philanthropy can never replace to cover the basic national parks service, but it gives us a moment of excellence. a bright line of what we couldn't do. >> you've talked about the national parks service as being the nation's story teller. what do you mean by that? >> well, i think it's an inhempbt responsibility of the national parks service to remind americans of our responsibilities to each other. and to this nation. when you think about the places that we have a responsibility to not only protect, but interpret the statue of liberty, ebenezer baptist church, the washington monument, these are not only physical place, they are ideas and they're embedded in the instituti constitution, in the civil rights movement. our job is to tell that story in a nonjudge mental way as a reminder to all americans that we have high ideals as this nation and we are striving to get there. >> is there a new emphasis on telling difficult stories in the parks and how does that connect to building an audi

this accident in upper merion cleared first avenue at gulph road. we have police on the scene helping out with that but the accident has cleared the area. looking live on the big picture here on the boulevard northbound at ninth street those malfunctioning traffic lights are an issue there. be careful as you cross that intersection and also here in darby delaware county wright's avenue we have there building fire. stick to ministry street instead of wright's avenue. the rain has been moving in so it's wet on a lot of roads right now. let's take a live look here and this is the boulevard northbound and we can see up in the distance the flashing lights out there so just be careful. you see people kind of just driving right through it but you really need to be careful because those crossing are also driving right through it so kind of treat it as a stop there and use some caution. construction blocks the right lane on the northeast extension northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley but so far your majors are looking okay, tam. >> okay, thank you

we have a crash in lower merion along old gulph road close to mull berry lane. check out the speeds on i-95. 50 miles per hour on the southbound side by academy road jamming southbound from academy to cot mant and past the -- cottman and past the betsy ross bridge into girard. an accident 422 eastbound near 100. there will be midday construction. westbound starts in 15 minutes in the pottstown area. watch out for the crews setting up there. we have a crash worcester buster road and skippack pike. the news is better on another portion of skippack pike. the route 73 bridge over perkiomen creek reopened on friday. if you didn't drierchg that over the -- didn't drive that over the weekend you can this morning. that was out of business since april. it is back in business this morning. yellow springs road and the knox covered bridge is reopened. it was close in 2015 when it was damaged by a truck accident. yellow springs is open for you. 252 looks fine on this monday. >> happening today, workers at one of the nation's biggest airport will set a daylight to go on strik

call upper merion police if you have information. >>> we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. a north hampton county judge threw out a sands lawsuit. he spent four years in prison for the crime and the judge ruled halfway through the trial that he had no one to blame but himself. >>> a delaware family said they will continue their plans to distribute meals to the less fortunate even though they lost everything they had in a fire. the family was working on a service project for the fairy god sisters of delaware, they were collecting food and storing it in their home but most of that got damaged in the blaze. >> we have lost everything but we promised and people are counting on us. and i just don't think that we should just throw the project away. >> well the parker family is helping other, their community plans to help them. a benefit at the victory church tomorrow night. >>> as we mentioned throughout the afternoon the 6 abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive is in full swing right now in our studios. >> your chance to share the joy of the season by giving back for folks strug

merion barrys with a when i wanted to do is bring people to the council to talk about policy issues and problems in the community and sluings in the community and get them involved downtown. so you will see a hot of that and hearings ward 8 comes loud and strong and issues about concern of things that affect us the monthest. >> shawn mentioned turkey giveaway which was a continuation of something marylandon barry will continue. do you expect to see this >> when i i realized we were not doing it in ward 8 i started making calls, call being me and everybody participating we fed over 2300 people even tonight we fed a couple hundred tonight and tomorrow we'll do it again. >> before we go with he have to go to break tell me what or two things what the are you thankful for. >> good health. i stepped outside under covenant house sleep eagles/cowboys a experience what it is like. people support me and the love i give in the community just the opportunity to give back. so i'm very thankful. >> ward 8 councilman. thanks for coming up in tonight. >> wish you the best. >> stay with us we'll be righ

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an accident reported in upper merion on king of prussia road and croton road. we'll check in with mass transit. 62 and 22 running 11 minutes let. 309 running ten minutes late. ten-minute delays on trenton train 4705. >>> we've been following this breaking news out of colombia where dozens are dead after a plane crash. it went down near the international airport. familiar la, what can you tell us? >>> the moments before that plane crashed, nbc news is reporting that the pilot of the plane declared an emergency late last night due to an electrical failure. that plane made a stop in low live ye bolivia. aviation authorities saying as many as six survived the crash. this is video where the survivors of the plane were rushed to to receive treatment. the jet went down in a mountainous area around 10:00 p.m. eastern time as it was on its way to the medellin international airport. officials say weather conditions were poor at the time of the crash. those same conditions prevented rescuers from reaching the site overnight by air. these are some of the faces of the peopl

. >> reporter: students from merion mercy academy an all girls school, also reacted to news of our new leader. >> i was honestly really surprised. it wasn't what i expected just from all of the polls we have been seeing especially in my ap government class we have been tracking everything and it was completely unexpected. >> little bit surprising and concerning. >> i was definitely surprised, i didn't think he would win. >> i was kind of expecting trum top win so it wasn't a surprise. >> i was like really sad, just like disappointed. >> reporter: overall many of used this description of the election. >> honestly i'm complete thely shock. i didn't think with some of the things donald trump said he would be the next president of the you had. >> as many americans are usinged word shocked their young counterparts at st. joes prep are using that term as well. at st. joes prep in philadelphia, pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> after some initial uncertainty overnight, early in trading stocks have rallied, following the election, dow jones rose nearly 257, the nasdaq was up 57, s an

a couple of other accidents popping up in a few spots like in upper merion swedeland road at renaissance boulevard and one in skippack as well on skippack pike at old 40 road. looking at the temperatures on this election day i was talking to ben aaron on facebook saying he was cold waiting in the line to poll at election. 32 degrees in quakertown and pottstown, 40 degrees in center city. so if you go into those polling places to vote 29 in hammonton and 37 degrees right now in dover, matt. >> okay thank you, karen. >>> we have no information about a double -- new information about a double stabbing. police say the woman's boyfriend stabbed the pair while he was high on narcotics. he is now in custody. the 46-year-old woman and her son are in critical but stable condition. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt seem to have reached a custody agreement regarding their six children. >>> a rep for the actress says the agreement was reached more than a week ago. it calls for the children to remain in jolie pitt's custody with pitt continuing to receive visitation. pitt first fought this a are are --

. >>> investigators in montgomery county are trying to figure out what started a fire in lower merion township. it happened around 11:00 this morning along the 100 block of grays lane. initial reports say the fire may have started in the basement. firefighters were able to get things under control in about 30 minutes. it's not clear yet if anyone was hurt. >>> amazing story of recovery. the atlantic city police officer shot in the head is back home tonight. officer josh goodell left months rehab yesterday and doctors, nurses and fellow officers all cheered him on. early september gunman shot goodell as he report responded to a robbery at the caesars casino parking garage. >> philadelphia police have arrested the man they say sped off from a traffic stop hit a police car and then tried to run away. it started last night along the 6200 block of north 21 street in olney. vessel gators say officers pulled over 31-year-old alan terrell but he sped off. cops say terrell then ended up crashing into another police cruiser at 21st and conlin street before he got out of the car and ran off. off

kids at upper merion middle school in king of prussia held a purple spirit day pep rally. it's to educate folks about the symptoms and causes of pancreatic cancer. 53,000 americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year and many of them will die but activists are hoping to double the survival rate by the year 2020. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories. we're following that developing story from overbrook where an eight-year-old was struck by a hit-and-run driver. >>> plus, police say a woman killed her boyfriend in hamilton township. how a surprise unfortunately turned deadly. >> and we're awaiting the outcome of a vote by septa union workers on a new co

maybe a good day to stay inn doors and do baking like merion's elf did baking making snow age else this is the flower overnight, thanks to hard john for sending this picture how she woke up and found her elf move on the overnight. atlantic city expressway this problems are delays at all but we are starting to see some i like to call them cheerios, rain drops on the camera. this is a live look at 42 tree way at creek road, so, again, sue mentioned the rain is on the way, blanket us all any behind now, and that will be a game changer, the roadways, areas that have the leaves, fallen on the ground, those wet leaves will make things slippery. live look at the schuylkill expressway, traffic lights are on flash at ninth and the boulevard, fire location at darby at wright and cedar and expect delays on the regional rails, mainly because of the slippery rails with the rain, that is going to be with us all day long, karen, back to you. >>> we want to get back to this breaking news right now. police in columbia have confirmed there are at least five survivors after a plane crashed that was carryi

this accident here in upper merion has cleared. it's first avenue at gulph road but police are on the scene because the lights are malfunctioning in that area so that one is another issue you got to be careful of matt. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> homicide detectives are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a 14-year-old boy in the mayfair section of philadelphia. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with the full story. annie. >> reporter: and matt, just a young teenager gunned down in the middle of the street and now police are working off of a vague description and they need the public's help. well, take a look at this video. this is chopper6 hd over the scene in mayfair last night. >>> police say the 14-year-old boy was shot at least three times in the chest and was able to run a few feet before he collapsed near the intersection of brous and devereaux just before 9 o'clock last night. now, 15th district police officers rushed him to aria torresdale hospital where he later died. polic

doctor steve lou, trump supporter from lower merion says his patients are feeling the pinch. >> patients are sacrificing their health care for other costs, their deductibles are through the roof, i see it myself. >> reporter: just down the street trump made a stop the wawa at dewill california be pike. the trump campaign will have a heavy presence here in pennsylvania tomorrow. it will be trump's daughter tiffany and on thursday trump's wife melania and also rudy guiliani. in king of prussia, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue tonight, comedian bill cosby is back in court for a pretrial hearing. coming up next what evidence his lawyers want the judge to suppress and why they say the case should be thrown out entirely. >>> also ahead... >> parishioner upset about the possible fate of their long time local church, what a developer wants to do and what city planners to have say about it at 5:30. >>> it the is a seasonal start to november, it is feeling like november outside right the now but tomorrow and thursday, won't feel like november, it will feel like mid-septe

lower merion an accident at montgomery avenue at anderson avenue blocking a lane. burlington county, accident investigation blocking all lanes at high street and 130 northbound, stick to broad street. >>> we're in for changes today, here's meteorologist david murphy. >> reporter: we have a breeze and it is cool and sunny. 51 degrees in philadelphia. pretty much the same across the suburbs. as we go through the day, though, there are changes. we'll get a mild high of 63. that would be early in the afternoon. ahead of that it will be a little breezy, lots of sun, not too bad for morning parades. as we go into the afternoon, the temperatures start to drop, i could see us in the upper 40s by dinnertime. the winds will get stronger and we'll get gusts in the afternoon and evening activities up in the 30s. sunny and chilly breeze on saturday, 51 degrees, 60 degrees and light wind on sunday. >> demonstrators promise more protests over the results of election. details at 6abc.com. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppere

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accident lower merion at bala avenue. >>> meteorologist bill henley has our forecast. lots of sunshine. >> beautiful day and sunshine, temperatures making progress after a cold morning. many of the neighborhoods were below freezing. 47 in the lehigh valley. delaware and philadelphia about to get into the 50s and south jersey is at 48 degrees. 49 at the shore. in philadelphia, we saw some neighborhoods in the 30s, andorra, chestnut hill, now it's 50 degrees in tarsdale and climbing. >>> south jersey veterans from world war ii, vietnam and the korean war will receive medals. veterans or their surviving spouses will be presented with the military service medal or the korean war service medal. stay updated throughout the day with news and weather with the nbc 10 app. risis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it ta