university. he tweeted this out. this video was taken at dillard university, though, here you can see some of these students are trying to go to breach the door to the building where that former kkk leader is participating in a debate dillard is a historically black university. there were reports of pepper spray being used disqualified for that debate is being held tonight despite outrage from the student body. so far no arresting have been made. >>> well, a fast food restaurant near unlv appears to get political as a way to help business, but not everything is as it seems. "channel 13 action news" david schuman went finding for >> reporter: i enjoy a good taco that's where i'm completely sober. it shouldn't be too much of a stretch to imagine how someone who smoked pot might feel about it or why dell taco might like question 2 to pass next week. it looks like any other banner pushing a political agenda, nothing out of the ordinary election ads have into that backwarded us but stop to look what t

he has no idea, he has no idea about the strength of the black universities. : 32 hillary can't be trusted ,we have learned that - with america's security - look at her email situation. can we trust her with our security? :42 polls in north carolina have trump and clinton in a statistical tie. tensions are on the rise as we there have been several reports of violence among supporters of the presidential candidates. in sacramento this week... a man says he was targeted for having donald trump bumper stickers on his truck. while fishing, he heard people criticizing trump from a distance... and then all of the sudden he saw his truck on fire. 1:06 "i didn't think anyone would do this kind of stuff over bumper stickers? it's not right." 1:12 the truck is a complete loss. police still haven't found the people who started the truck on fire. a federal judge says there is no evidence the gop is intimidating voters at the polls. democrts filed a lawsuit against the g-o-p... claiming trump's campaign was training people to intimidate voters in nevada. democrats ahve filed similar suits in other batt

. >>> tonight turmoil at the university of pennsylvania after black students became victims of racist messages. >> nbc10's brandon hudson is live on penn's campus. this is sparking outrage all over the city. >> reporter: jim and jacqueline, even the mayor weighed in on this. he condemned those messages. in the last few minutes, we saw governor tom wolf send out a tweet echoing those same sentiments. black students are shocked and heart broken, but they're not surprised. they believe this came from the same rhetoric used in this year's presidential election. heartbroken and hurt. this large group of black university of penn students walked inside huntsman hall for a town hall meeting. it was in response to the racist messages aimed at black freshmen posted on the social media app group me. >> i just felt like uncomfortable. >> reporter: nate says he saw the messages when he woke up this morning. >> what was said is we're going to find and hunt down african-americans at this college and universities, and like they said they made an event, a calendar event saying it's lynch day. >> repor

a former kkk member was allowed to attend a meeting in a historical black university. students didn't mind. >> trying to force through the doors. and the debate included six candidates, including david duke. >>> new developments on the north dakota access pipeline. president obama said the u.s. army corps of engineers to change the route. procedures have been fighting for that for months now. if that happens, they could take months to build it. >>>? new york, a brutal attack ends up with a man dead and hoping the surveillance video would lead them to the suspect. >> a man punched in the back of the head, standing at the intersection, a man hit him in the hend hed, tried to get back up and back up. showing that he punched a woman first and the man punched him birds, ferrets, cats, dogs and a lizard were living in deplorable conditions in the house. a child was also there. charged with animal cruelty and endangering the safety of a child. >>> curiosity nearly killed this cat. getting stuck on top of the water tower, a hundred feet off the ground. we brought this to you,

. >>> angry students clash with police outside of a us senate this happened at a historically black university in new orleans . protesters were trying to get inside of the debate hall. police used pepper spray to calm the cloud -- crowd. dillard university agreed to host the debate before any candidates were chosen. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic on the 8th. >> we do have thing clouds stretching across morning. i don't think we will see a lot of rain this morning just extra clouds sort of like yesterday. 60 degrees at 80 him. -- 8 am. we are at 80 by noon. we're above average with a 10 percent rain chance. 68 bartow. 68 weeks ago. 71 sarasota. then is 69. let's talk about the long-range forecast, today we have a mix of sun and clouds with a 10 percent rain chance. from will arrive late in the day tomorrow bring just about a 10 percent rain chance with it. behind the front cooler and breezy air but not necessarily chilly. it will be less humid, very comfortable, but i brought the afternoon highs out of the 70s. we are looking at 80 on saturday and 81 >>> we just got an update from

the president's appearance at the historically black university was designed to get out the black vote. the president reminded voters they only have a few more days to vote. mr obama says the country needs clinton to continue the work his administration at the same time, republican vp nominee mike pence held a more intimate event in greenville. speaking to a crowd of about 300 people, pence said -- republicans have all the momentum in the final days. pence said he thinks trump is now polling ahead of clinton in north carolina because voters don't like the investigations of her time as secretary of state. pence urged the crowd to vote early and take a friend along. wral is where you want to be on election night for perspective you will not find anywhere else. twenty wral journalists will be in the field with candi outcomes of the races. we will have the fastest election returns of anyone else in our area. our coverage on wral begins at 7pm, and will continue well into the night. it includes a special one-hour edition of our 11 o'clock news. david crabtree will be on wral 2 with laura le

. >>> more details tonight on who may be behind racist messages aimed at black university of pennsylvania students. we've now learned a student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended it's believed the messages originated from that school. a user or users who identified as daddy trump sent 100 students racial epithets and photographs of african-americans hanging from trees. president-elect trump graduated from penn. >>> turning to our weather, a sunny but crisp fall day around the region. not a bad afternoon to spend on swings here in veteran's memorial park. but changes are in store overnight. temperatures will take a dip and that means a freeze warning will be in effect. let's check in with meteorologist erica martin with the first alert neighborhood forecast how cold will it get? >> temperatures will be below freezing, so a really cold night tonight. be sure to you bundle up if you're headed out. you're going to see our feels like temperature in just a moment. if you look at the bottom of the screen you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. a live look outside f

his presence sparked protests by students and many others at historically black dillard university. protests got tense, as some demonstrators tried to force themselves past the door. at one point, law enforcement used pepper spray on part of te at least two people were briefly detained. dillard students had asked the school to reject duke's debate invitation because of his ties with the klu klux klan. but the event was not put on by dillard. just a few days into november and major retailes are already starting to promote black friday deals you can get now. walmart has sale prices on items like t-v's and barbies dreamhouse. and right now amazon has already rolled out black friday deals on clothes electronics and toys. according to a national retail federation survey -- this year -- holiday gift sales in november and december are expected to top 55 billion dollars. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. we continue to follow trhat breaking news in pakistan. the death toll climbing following a train collision. a game seven thriller that had it all.. but after more than a

demonstrators were angry that duke was black university as a platform for his views. police used pepper spray when some protesters tried to enter the debate hall. what do you think is the worst and best airport in this country? >>> well there is a new list out thanks to the folks over at pointsky.com. the travel site had the list and found that phoenix sky harbor airport is the best in america. and laguardia airport in new york -- >> or any of us. if you've been to la guardia, you understand. >> i think when donald trump says the third world he refers to laguardia, i dare say. >> he is. vice president biden once said he described laguardia something from a third world country. >> something we agree on. >> yes. opened in the 1930s. the present phoenix airport 50 years later. >> so they should be better. laguardia's improving. the taxi thing is a real problem. >>> coming up, the thrill of victory and agony of defeat. >> the tale of two cities playing out now in chicago and cleveland after the cubs' historic world series win last night. plus this -- >>> stay with us beca

at dillard university, a historically black university. david duke reached the 5% polling threshold for being included in the debate by getting 5.1% in the polls. debate organizers did not allow students the general public, or journalists anyone into that auditorium for the debate. but protests gathered outside to protest david duke's presence. here is what happened when the moderator tried to get david duke to respond to a question about taxes. >> would you not interrupt me and give me my time look, you're not one of the debaters here. i'm sorry, mr. snell. gave me a chance and you're interrupting me. >> i'll let you rebut, sir. federal prosecutors said -- >> see, you're not a moderator. you're a typical media -- >> we're going to move on. mr. flemming, go ahead. yourime. >> you're going to silence me? you're going to prevent me from answering this question? >> i'd like you to answer the question. >> that's the problem in this country. the media is deciding who our candidates are no, sir, no, sir. you're a hypocrite. >> mr. flemming you h

this happened at a historically black university in new orleans. protesters were trying to get inside the debait hall. police used pepper spray to calm the crowds. duke is one of telecandidates who participated in that debate last night. >>> the search is on this fire for an 111-year-old african-american church. this happened in mississippi and they also wrote vote trump on the side of the building. the flames broke out at hopewell baptist church in green well, near jackson, mississippi. investigators are calling it a hate crime. >>> we have thin clouds spreading across the region but basically clear. it is the kind of cloud you see the sunshine through once the sun comes up in about 40 minutes coast. that is why i left in a 10% rain chance. it is still dark out there. the time change this weekend means that next week we will be nice and sunny when you head off to work. in brandon, 66 degrees. here's sky cast for the rest of the day. mild 68 at 8:00 a.m. 80 at noon with passing clouds and of course that is a fast warm up, 84 at 4:00 p.m. which is a

of historically black colleges and universities. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: he seems not to recognize the rise of a new generation of black activists for social justice and the success of black leaders in every field. and we saw that again in the way he treated the central park five. these were five black and latino kids, some as young as 14, who were wrongly convicted of a terrible crime in new york city back in 1990. donald trump took out full-page ads in four newspapers calling for the death penalty of these kids. nearly three decades later, they were exonerated by dna evidence. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and in addition, someone else confessed to the crime, so they were finally released from prison. but not only did trump refused to apologize for what he had said about them and even calling for their executions, he actually said they should still be in prison. evidence did not matter. [booing] mrs. clinton: the law did not matter. to him, those kids would always be guilty. think about it. if he wants to keep ex

excellence of historically black colleges and universities. he seems to know nothing about the rise of a new generation of black activists and the success of black leaders in every field. i think he needs a visit from reverend wendell anthony, don't you? yesterday in north carolina, i was honored to stand with a woman named mae brown wiggins. decades ago, she was a hard-working nurse in new york city. she was looking for an apartment she could afford to rent, but donald trump and his father turned her away. whenever she and her african-american friends try to rent an apartment, their application was marked with a c, c for colored. she went to the department of justice and eventually they sued the trumps for housing discrimination. and although they settled, they wouldn't change, so the government had to take them back to court. that's a pattern. this is what happens time and time again with my opponent. if he were to win, he would be in charge of the federal housing department. if he does not respect all americans now, how can we trust him to

university. some tried to force themselves beyond the doors as they chanted "we fight back," and law enforcement used pepper spray on the crowd and tried to shut the door. that did not work. two people were briefly detained. the debate included five other candidates with in reports of injuries. >> how a bay area county is cashing in after a lawsuit involving a clotting company that made very unusual claims about it underwear. >> in the right place at the right time honoring highway heros that came to a woman's rescue after a >> we will take you underground with the interesting photos of san francisco's central subway as it comes to light. these are posted on the flicker page extending the line by 1.8 miles from south of market to north beach. we have not heard how the property is going but an engineer said no news good news. they are on rack to have everything ready for 2019. >> the cartoon art museum in san francisco is moving to a new waterfront home after in limbo gore a year signing a 10-year

this is a black university. the other ron they were upset, no students were allowed at the debate. that is unusual. >> now, something, 108 years since someone said these words "chicago cubs are world champions." >> they enthatted in chicago overnight as an unbelievable and improve game seven win in cleveland. fans waited all night to arrive become at wrigley. the team in longer has the nickname lovable loseers and the curse of the billy goat is gone forever. >> when they came back in the 8th it was on my mind. i croixed. i cried like a little kid. to be part of this...it is a blessing. >>> cleveland already has their fun with the cavaliers, right? but new we can say they have a new record in cleveland, they are the team with the long of the world series drought. >> amazingly, a fan predicted this world series game on twitter back in 2014, two years ago. the tweet 2016 world series cubs and the indians and the world will under with a score tied in the 7th. >> i saw there was an cleveland indians fan who had a tattoo that said they were the champions. >> he has no regrets. >> chicago

historically black university hit before that. focused on turning out the vote. don't want the obama coalition, don't think reach the numbers but clinton coalition includes a strong african-american vote and if get that good chance in the state. >> clinton shifted from talk of the fbi right? >> exactly. first three or four days after the letter campaign advisers holding conference calls on it talking about it repeatedly, attacking jim comey and fbi, hillary clinton bringing up at rallies. no more. there's good reason. we think the issue fired up organizers and advocates but don't close out, close out talking about donald trump. like this from hillary clinton. take a listen. >> this is someone at another rally yesterday actually said out loud to himself, stay on point donald, stay on point. his campaign probably put that in the teleprompter. stay on point, donald, stay on point. we have seen it over and over again. we know his true self. >> mocking donald trump a little bit. closing argument, very clear. referendum. see if that message works. >> let's talk a bit a

outside the debate which was held at dill lard university, historically black university, protests raged over the inclusion of duke saying that hillary clinton should get the electric chair, complained that jews dominate the media and international banking and outnumbered and outvoted in our own nation. >> the truth is that anybody who stands up in this country telling the truth when's happening to our country, we are losing our country. anybody who does that is going to be a target of the media just like donald trump. >> after receiving duke's endorsement in the primaries, trump initially deavowed him and initially refused to do so. eric trump said duke deserves a bullet. donald trump is slow to distance himself from white nationalists and chose steve bannon says breitbart is the platform for those trying to be politically correct. campaigning for clinton in miami this morning, president obama said trump won't change if he becomes president. >> who you are, what you are does not change after you occupy the oval office. all it does is magnify who you are. all it does is shine a spotlight

a racially charged online chat was aim at black freshmen students at the university of pennsylvania. >> the student who is in trouble tonight attends the university of oklahoma. fox 29's jennifer joyce has the very latest oh and this investigation. >> just heartbreaking to hear. >> i think it's very scary. >> reporter: hearts are hurting in university city after racial threats were made against black freshmen at the university of pennsylvania through an anonymous messaging app called group me. earl illy this morning penn officials announced a student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended from the school based on information gathered in the case. the hateful racist messages may not have originated at ou but the midwestern school and the fbi are investigating. the now disciplined student to determine his exact involvement. >> that's frightening about the internet it can be bounced all over the place. why target penn and who knows where it started. i feel like the election almost encouraged people to kind of make think it's okay to say these types of comments. >>

students at the university of pennsylvania. mayor kenny is speaking about the message calling for stiffer punishment. the student is from the university of oklahoma. the unidentified student was temporarily suspended. mayor kenny said that's not good enough. >> they should lock him up, he shouldn't be suspended from school, he should be locked up. this is at terrible. we have to worry about our own freshman students trying tryingo adapt to college life being hassled and treated like second class citizens in a country where freedom was the hard-earned. >>> there were images of lynching and racist language and mentions of donald trump. fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the messages. >>> 6:05. if you're just waking up with us, we continue to track the transition of power, president-elect donald trump is closing in on a chief of staff, kelly and con-- kellyanne conway is talking about the time frame and getting a whole lot of buzz. >> [inaudible] there are several people being considered there will be a decisio

university of north carolina central before that. this is all focused on turning out this vote. they don't want to bam coalition. they don't think they are going to reach the numbers but the clinton coalition does include a strong african american vote. if they get that they have a very good chance in the state, anderson. >> and clinton has shifted away from any talk of the fbi, right? >> yeah that is react right. the first three or four days her campaign advisors were holding conference calls on it. attack them repeatedly hillary clinton bringing it up repeatedly. no more. it is not exactly the message you want to be closing out the campaign with. instead you don't want to be closing out the campaign talk about donald trump like this from hillary clinton. take a listen. >> this is someone who at another rally yesterday actually said outloud to himself, stay on point donald, stay on point. >> his campaign probably put that in the teleprompter. stay on point, donald. stay on point. you know, we have seen it other and over again. we kn

according to a university statement black students were added to a group text message that sent racist and violent images. students posted online that some of those images included references to lynching. the university says it believes this group message originated from somewhere in oklahoma. it released a statement it reads in part, effective students have been encouraged to contact view vice provost for university live. the university is taking every step possible to address both the source of the racist material and the impact it has had on black students on campus ". >>> the university is holding a meeting for students tonight. >>> shocking dash cam video tonight out of camden county. a traffic stop takes a terrifying turn. this incident happened just last month. but police just released that video today. >> it shows a haddon township officer getting dragged by a pickup truck. let get straight out to fox 29's joanne pileggi live in haddon township. joanne. >> reporter: dawn, chris, the dash cam video showing some dramatic moments during this police involved shooting, and providing

students at the university of pennsylvania is moving forward. fbi has tracked a student at the university of oklahoma. the student has suspended and the bureau and police will find out if others are involved. a number of freshman were involuntarily added to a group massaging thread that had nooses and violent images. a number of students who were targeted talked about the offensive post that threatened their security. >> calendar event saying lynch day, they are going to find any black person they can lynch. >> the university said they have increased campus safety anne released a message this morning saying in part our overriding concern is the safety and well-being of our students and we'll continue to do everything to support them so they can recover from the horrible incident. >>> protesters once again hit the streets across a divided america for the third night in a row. marchs and rallies were seen held in iowa city. atlanta at that and new york and center city. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has more on the protests that happened nea

at black students. monique braxton is live in university city this morning with details and with reaction from campus. monique? >> reporter: hi, rosemary. you could say fear and anger permeate the campus here, especially the class of 2020 here on the university of pennsylvania. governor wolf is calling the racist events here and across the state unacceptable. investigators tell us the racist texts surfacing at u penn appear to be from oklahoma but don't know who is responsible. look at what we are showing you if you're just joining us, part of what one student received via text from a group identified as trump disciples. we also learned as many as 100 university of pennsylvania students were sent racial epithets and photographs of african americans hanging from trees by nooses from users identifying themselves as daddy trump. the president-elect graduated from penn as did some of his children. the social media app messages sent to students also came in the form of an invitation to daily lynching. >> mak

dmop straiters angry that duke used a historically black university as a platform for his views. police used pepper spray when some tried to enter the debate hall. >>> what do you think is the worst and best airport in this country? well, there is a new list that is out thanks to the folks over at the pointssky.com. here it is. the travel site came out with the list finding out that phoenix sky harbor airport is york -- >> oh, no surprise to me. >> or any of us if you've been to laguardia, you understand. >> i think when donald trump says the third world, he's referring to laguardia, i dare say. >> with the other airports here nearly as bad, though, describing it from a third world country. >> something they agree on. >> yes. laguardia opened in the 1930s, and the present phoenix airport 50 years later. >> so they shoul the taxi thing is a problem. >> yes. >>> coming up, thrill of victory and agony of defeat. >> tale of two cities playing out right now in chicago and cleveland after the cubs' historic world series win last night. plus this -- >> stay with us because we have fun i

thursday night, a black student was assaulted in a septa tunnel that connected two sections of the university. the white suspect ran toward shouting trump and knocked her to the ground causing her to hit her head. the men are described as members of the villanova community. that's in the memo from the school's president. the university find this conduct deplorable and considers this racist behave that runs counter to our values. those found responsible for the behavior will be disciplined appropriately. >>> naacp said they will make a statement about racist online students sent to black students at the university of pennsylvania. mayor kenny is speaking out calling for stiffer punishment for the person linked to them by the fbi. the person is from university of oklahoma. the student was temporarily suspended. the mayor said that's not good enough. >> he should be locked up. this is uncalled for and totally terrible anytime, but certainly 2016. we have to worry about our own freshman students trying to adapt to new college life being hassled and treated like second class citizens in a country

excellence of historically black colleges and universities. h new generation of black activists and the success of black leaders in every field. " polls show michigan could go either way in tuesday's election. it's voted solidly democrat for the past 6 elections. this morning, iraqi forces are clearing buildings and entire neighborhood s in mosul. it's all part of an effort to take back the city from isis control. today both sides each other, killing at least 7 iraqi special forces. it's not clear how many isis militants have been killed. the islamic state gained control of the major city back in 20-14. it was a historic crowd in chicago on friday, and not just because it was the cubs first world series win and parade in 108 years. the crowd of 5 million people is the 7th largest gathering of people in recorded history. scott mclean reports. from wrigley field to downtown chicago, confetti filled the air, and chicagoans jammed the the streets -- to see the chicago cubs hoist the world series trophy. after a 108 year drought -- fans sprinted in

the fbi now investigating an incident targeting black students at the university of pennsylvania. according to school officials, students were anonymously added to a group chat featuring racial slurs, threats and photos depicting lynching. >> now they see someone in charge that shares the same morals they feel confident with like projecting that. >> reporter: in the protests in portland police say more than $1 million in damage has been done. there are more protests planned for today in new york and los angeles and reports of plans for a significant protest here in washington, d.c., on january 20th, when president-elect donald trump takes the oath of office. dan, paula. >> tense time in america. gloria, thank you. >>> let's get more with cokie roberts who's also in washington this morning. cokie, good morning. i want to start with this obamacare news, i guess the question is, if trump is willing to shift his resistance on obamacare what does this say about his intention to follow through on his other big campaign promises like building wall? >> i think he's fairly frank about the

she spoke in october at a conference of national historically black colleges and universities. [ applause ] >>> good morning, good morning. welcome to day two of the national hbcu conference. how has the conference been so far? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful. this morning, i have the honor of introducing the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. we can think of no better person to frame our education justice discussion this morning. to members of congress, she said that the divide between law enforcement and the communities they serve is the issue of the day facing our nation. by recognizing our common humanity, our common laws and our common goals, we can, in fact, work on this difficult problem. we could not agree more. as the daughter of a retired minister, and a librarian, attorney general lynch says their commitment to justice and public service shaped her interest in this work. a graduate of harvard law school, she joined the united states attorney's office for the eastern district of new york in the '90s. there, she forged an impressive career prosecuting cases i

my question for you is at a lot , of top universities, is the a -- you see a lot of black students from poor neighborhoods, especially of lower-class. i am just curious, and then you see like students for middle-class homes. have you done research on why this is, and do you believe universities look into family backgrounds when they are looking at black applicants to assess into their schools? ms. hannah-jones: i have lots of thoughts. i worked in college admissions right out of college. i can tell you college admissions officers know the high schools. they know which high schools are segregated, they know which high schools have a good reputation. you can have a 4.0 from central agh school, or you can have 4.0 from northpoint in tuscaloosa. admissions counselors know the difference between what that means at what school -- one school and at another. there is also a difference -- when i went to notre dame, there was a small black population. but the black population there was very well off. and it was like it was a , struggle to be both black and working-class at an institution like tha

black colleges and universities. days now until the election. emily? emily: erika, thank you. we have the presidential candidates covered on election night. they will both be in new york city and so will newscenter 5. j.c. monahan will be at trump campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp. their reports start on monday. a crackdown at harvard university after a lewd scouting report on the women's soccer team. randy: the price the men's team is paying and why some students say that's not fair. a diet warning for millions o to take off the table. cindy? cindy: skies are going to be clearing as you're heading out this morning, but the winds, they'll be picking up, when colder air arrives this weekend ahead. emily? emily: we're following breaking news out of waltham, a person dead after hit by several vehicles while walking in the emily: the harvard men's soccer team is suspended for the rest of the season over a lewd rating scandal. they rated incoming freshmen on the women's soccer team base

threats were made against black freshmen at the university of pennsylvania through an anonymous messaging app called group me. early this morning, penn officials announced student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended from the school based on information gathered in the case. the hateful racist messages may not have originated at ou but the midwestern school and the fbi are investigating the now disciplined student to determine his exact involvement. >> that's frightening about the internet it could be bounced all over the place. why target penn hasn't knows where it started. that's the anonymity makes it frightening. >> i feel like the election almost encouraged people to kind of make it think it's okay to say these types of comments. >> reporter: th ou president issued a statement saying the university has "made it clear that we will not tolerate racism or hate speech that constitutes a threat to our campus or othe others. u penn freshmen maggie, says the school community feels personally attacked many still shaken. >> i was at the football last night. my mom and

of historically black colleges and universities. he seems to know nothing about the rise of a new generation of black activist and the success of black leaders in every field. visit fromneeds a reverend anthony, don't you? yesterday in north carolina, i was honored to stand with a woman named may brown. she was a hard-working nurse in new york city. donald trump and his father turned her away. whenever african-americans try to rent trump apartments, their aplication was marked with c. "colored." that did not fit very well. -- sit very well. government had to take them back to court. that is a pattern. this is what happens time and time again with my opponent. if he were to win, he would be in charge of the federal housing department. respect allot americans now, how can we trust him to serve all americans in the future? he has such a casual disregard of our constitution. he does not seem to understand the rule of law, we really are a nation of laws, not men. here is the latest example. a terrible crime back in 1990 in new york city.

. >>> threatening messages target black students at the university of pennsylvania now been linked to three people in oklahoma. one of them was a student at the university of oklahoma temporarily suspends >> a black villanova student shouted trump attack at her on campus, steve keeley at alled to the philadelphia 10 naacp president >> philadelphia naacp president on donald trump's preelection >> his campaign in tone did everything to practically set off a racial and class war. >> reporter: post election, on the nightly anti-trump protest on the streets of philly and other cities. the ugly racial hate crimes on people. on property. on line. the blame he says, goes way back to president obama's first election. >> for eight years, republicans have along with some and the media carefully newerished every prejudice and unfounded fear. to place full blame on mr. trump is nothing more than a scapegoat. >> reporter: while dealing with that, he learned of the black female villanova student who report that day while she was walking in the septa train tunnel between the main campus and west camp

a university source said thursday night, a black student was assaulted in a septa tunnel that connects two sections of the universitiment -- the white suspect ran toward her shouting trump and knocked her to the ground and hit her in the head. they are described as a member of the villanova community. villanova statement says in part the university finds this conduct deplorable and considers this racist behavior that runs completely counter to our values. those found responsible for rep rep -- reppible behavior will be disciplined. >>> organization is scheduled to make statements about the incident gays black rays -- against mayor kenny said the student has been suspended, but said it's not enough. >> he should be locked up. this is uncalled for and totally terrible at any time, but certainly in 2016. we have to worry about our own students, freshman dewpoints trying to adapt -- students trying to adapt to new college life and to be treated as second class citizens in a county where freedom of -- was hard earned. >>> fbi is checking to see if anyone else played a role in the messages.

>> the vicious hatred shown to black freshmen at the ivy league university of pennsylvania has me sick to my stomach. >> why? >> we have seen some of the worst take crimes since he is become elected. >> we have a special guest with us today. welcome welcome a big round of applause for a friend, -- aidan. it is the intent chelsea. it's the publisher metropolis knights. i know you have an interview with donald trump, the incoming president that we want to talk to about. i want to start with ashley johnson about a story about allegations of cyber racism at the university pennsylvania. >> i've always pride myself as an alum of the ivy league university of pennsylvania, but the vicious hatred shown to black freshmen has me sick to my stomach. here's the group made a cell phone text estrogen app that was targeted at 161 black freshmen. somehow they were mysteriously added to a group called the "n" word lynching. this happened friday and apparently the offenders are from the university of oklahoma using the alias, daddy trump. university of oklahoma said one student has been suspended into ot

the university of pennsylvania. they were sent images of lynchings and racist language. one of the suspects is a university of oklahoma student suspended yesterday. the naacp called on people across the country to promote unity. >> as long as the language is devicive and not inclusive. as long as language that leads to intolerance of one and the other prevails, we can expect for acts like this to take place. >> the fbi is investigating to see if anyone else played a role in sending the hateful messages. >> a firefighter was injured while battling a house fire in chester county. the flames broke out at a home on east 22nd street. firefighters arrived to find heavy black smoke pouring out from inside. one firefighter was trapped in the basement and was rush today the hospital. no word on injuries. >> last night a flash mob assaulted strangers at 16th and walnut. chris lleto has the latest. >> rattled by the violence, dwight magwood ran into a nearby store. >> i heard a lady screaming. they were fighting. we ducked int

. >>> this comes a day after we learned racist messages were being sent to black students at the university of pennsylvania. they now say a student at the university of oklahoma has been temporarily suspended believed they originated from the store. "daddy trump." sent epitaphs of african americans hanging from trees. president elect trump graduated from penn. they called on president elect trump to break his silence on the string of hate crimes following the election. they're urging him to make a speech denouncing all hate speech. the group goes on to say they will not accept this behavior. so far it's received more than 6,000 signatures. >>> for a fourth straight night, antitrump protesters took the streets of philadelphia. police escorted about 60 people as they marched in center city. many were holding signs criticizing the president elect. photos showing them mafrping through the streets of soulberry township. the election was dead locked in the county with clinton winning by just 2,000 votes. >> you'rer a bunch of liberal communists. >> and there were dueling protests between protrump

excellence of historically black colleges and universities. he seems to know nothing about the rise of new generation of black activists and the success of black leaders in every field. " either way in tuesday's election. it's voted solidly democrat for the past 6 elections. this morning, iraqi forces are clearing buildings and entire neighborhood s in mosul. it's all part of an effort to take back the city from isis control. today both sides fired mortars and automatic weapons at each other, killing at least 7 iraqi special forces. it's not clear how many isis militants have been killed. back in 20-14. outside of mosul, the united nations set up a camp for civilians running away from the fighting. as of last night, it set up tents for hundreds of families and is expecting even more refugees in the coming days. "what we noticed is that there's serious increase in terms of influx for the past two days, and that will probably be the same for the next few days also. " once all of the tents are set up, the u-n says it could hold as many as 11 thou

. >>> racist messages on social media targeting black freshmen at the university of pennsylvania. live at penn with the reaction and effort to find out who posted those messages. >>> president-elect donald trump opens up about his post election phone conversation with hillary clinton. >>> good morning. welcome back to nbc10 news today. i am rosemary connors. thanks for being with us. it is 5:30 this saturday. it is starting the winter season is approaching. this morning, most neighborhoods are in the 30s. let's get right to meteorologist krystal klei with the first alert neighborhood weather to fill us in on this. >> the turtleneck, then the scarf, i am still cold walking in this morning. it is chilly this morning. some of us in the 30s, some of us in the 20s this morning. for the afternoon, chilly as well. that will hold tight for the forecast all day today. good news is sunday things warm up. look at a shift in the flow which means we are going to pull in warmer air. good news for temperatures by sunday. both days stay dry. ahead, a chance of rain moves back in, moving into the

. >>> there's an outcry over an ugly incident here targeting black students at the university of pennsylvania. investigators have linked text messages to three people in oklahoma. one suspect is a university of oklahoma student who was suspended. naacp called on leaders around the country to encourage unity not division. >> as long as the language is divisive and not incompliews -- inclusive, as long as language leads to intolerance of one or the other, we can expect acts like this to takes place. >> the fbi is investigating to see if anyone else played a role in sending the hateful messages. >>> the driver of a you -- u haul truck try to go under a railroad bridge and it ripped off the top of the truck. the truck was 11 feet high, the clearance for the bridge was 8 feet. police say several trucks have hit the bridge over the past few years because of the incredible low clearance. >>> the eagles grounded the atlanta high-flying offense. the birds held on to the ball for 38 minutes, 17 minutes more than the falcons. they racked up 429 yards overall. brian matthews scored two touchdowns in the

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