with the labor leader john dougherty. parts of the exchanged were captured on video. details are contained in his federal racketeering lawsuit begins dougherty, ibew local 98 and three union employees. suit claims that dougherty and others intimidated, harassed and assaulted non-union workers. he was like who do you think you are. you want to fight or something. reporter: he is a non-union electrician and says january 21st threats escalated. he claims dougherty showed up at third and reid where he was working and started hurling racial remarks. he is hike this is my neighborhood and i don t want you working in it. reporter: dougherty then threw two punches breaking his nose. two clean really shots, after that, we were in brawl mode. he had wing tipped shoes on so i knew where he was. he was hain pit bull in the fight. reporter: his attorney cliff haines. is what john dougherty doing on the street, messing with a non-union electrician. reporter: i sat down with
front of a speeding 18 wheeler to protect her children. she did say that the bus company reached out to her by phone to tell her they were sorry but we contacted the bus company today in person, by phone and e-mail, beginning at 11:00 this morning r . they have yet to respond to our questions. > we are getting very close to record temperatures out there, and you can imagine most area golf courses packed today. nbc 10 wilmington at oliver s golf course. crystal is live outside on our patio to tell us where we stand in terms of the temperatures. reporter: it was just too nice outside to stay indoors. we came outside to check the temperatures, and it is much warmer than is typical this time of year. let s talk about records that have been set today. some areas already doing so in those low 80s. we have seen those records set at 82 in wilmington, 84 in al tentown and trenton at 83 degrees. we we re looking at really warm temperatures. in philadelphia, 83 degrees where we re
will we strike? absolutely if the state doesn t come anywhere near what we re asking. reporter: the state school system is facing a deficit but is still offering a race to faculty but they re concerned about rising health care costs, sabbaticals and if they get what they need from the legislature, then i tote sally support them. they re concerned about a prolonged strike, it k0ud mess with the semester, grades and financial aid. a long strike could delay december graduations. reporter: and another concern is homecoming, which kicks off this weekend at both cooks town and here at west chester, some students concerned that the parade and other events could be cancelled. negotiations are continuing, and 12 hours until that deadline. again the strike will affect more than 100,000 students at 14 universities. but this only applies to state owned schools in pennsylvania. now to decision 2016, with voters heading to the polls in just three weeks. the clinton campaign s
this after five victims in spring garden and fairmount were held up by gun point last month, two in the middle of the day. 18th and fairmount and 27th and spring garden. that is scary to be walking around here. one crime was captured at 4:30 a.m. they approach the victim and rob them and run into a get away van. a shady sketchy looking gentlemen was patrolling the area and sort of picked a victim who looked vulnerable with a cell phone or laptop out. another armed robbery happening here at green and 20th, making five in the last 30 days. local artist robert woodward says that one suspect was so braise and he did it while he was doing roof repairs and he stole a tool while i was up in the scaffolding. people are excited about the new growth in these neighborh d neighborhoods, they are stunned to hear about the robberies. on fairmount this is happening? more than one. surprising indeed, you see so many people out here on fairmount. the good news is no incident
those repairs necessary. it s a shame. jeez, he s young. you know, he just ruined his life. reporter: cam cun tee police charged with 28-year-old alexander peters of gloucester city with deliberately driving his pickup truck over the rain soaked football field sunday before last. he topped off the vandalism by spraying painting a swastika on the concession stand. police say security cameras on the nearby community center and media reports like ours led to numerous tips. we brought the suspect in to be end viewed and he confessed to driving his personal vehicle on the football field damaging the property and spray painting the swastika. peters was behind bars sentenced last friday to three years on an unrelated aggravated assault case. now add to that criminal mischief an act deprived camden kids of a safe place to play and symbol of hatred left behind for young and old to see. but coach kelly says his players ages five to 14 have already moved past the vandalism. as f