you buy these or i take your car. it s unregistered. support your police department. reporter: i spoke with the man who says he shot the video. he says he never thought it would have more than 180,000 views. you already paid. you got these tickets. support your police department. okay. poor cops like me instead of taking [ bleep ]. reporter: the officer is with the 24th district. the man who took the video says this was during a traffic stop. he says he paid the $30. the officer also appears to be making homophobic slurs in the video as well. what s up with the [ bleep ]? breast cancer, man. my grandmom went through it. breast cancer, i can understand. can t you support breast cancer another way? you look like a fruitcake. reporter: i reached out to the head of the fraternal order of police. he tells me he saw the video but doesn t have any comment. we have not been able to get in contact with the officer. the tickets in question were for the hero thrill s
traffic is now back to normal. the philadelphia eagles continue their preseason schedule with a clash against the ravens, expected to be a big game tonight. nbc 10 s jesse gary is live in south philadelphia. he is talking to the fans, many of whom are up at this hour. hey, jesse. reporter: rosemary, how are you? you expect a lot of talk about the players, who s in, who s out. there s an equal amount of chatter inside the melrose behind me about chip kelly and all of his offseason changes, the chip kelly experiment as we re calling it. a week ago, kelly sat his starter in favor of mark sanchez, standing under center. the birds rolled running away from the indianapolis of indianapolis colts. the signing of free agent de marco murray to ran the ball up the middle instead of around the edges. the super scrutiny from the fans extends beyond the players and on to the coach himself. i don t know what chip is doing but something might happen, you know what i mean? something mig
amount of speaking time. in terms of how the moderator accomplishes that, it s really up to the moderator. reporter: here at hofstra, about 1,000 audience members, including guests of both campaigns, will get to watch in the hall. debate organizers don t want a rowdy rally. they re instructed at the beginning and we work very hard to make sure that they re not part of the debate. reporter: an effort to assure all eyes are on the stage, where the action begins at 9:00. now, both candidates have a chance to do a final walkthrough of that stage to see those podiums. just a few minutes ago i saw someone from the clinton campaign, and i found out that at this point that walkthrough for hillary clinton has not happened yet. so we will keep an eye on that. and coming up at 5:00, we ll show you how this debate is taking over this campus. for now, live at hofstra university, i m lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. i can only imagine the buzz there on campus. lauren, thank you. denise na
as stockton university sophomore spent the day registering new voters she remained uncertain after last night s presidential debate. i don t know who to trust. questions. we met brian gonzalez yesterday as his introduction to american politics class was assigned to watch the high stakes showdown. he says the debate reinforced his choice to support clinton. he s paid nothing in federal taxes. i think that was an insult to all the taxpayers in america that work hard every day and live paycheck to paycheck. his answers didn t really have a general topic. he veered off from the question. and always had to have the last say. amy greenberg, no relation to this reporter says the debate swayed her towards the democrat. on a presidential score card given as a class assignment she gave clinton higher marks for expressing her goals and appearing more presidential. both students said trump seemed largely unprepared. their professor says that could make a difference with u
devastated by this tragedy. just happy recently married in december. had a twinkle in her eye. very very happy lately. just going miss her so much. reporter: the manhunt continues tonight. police are interviewing family members trying to get a lead on who the killer is and a possible motive. they re collecting surveillance video from all over this neighborhood. we don t know why she was targeted. we ll get to the bottom of that and hopefully we ll get the person responsible quickly. reporter: a $20,000 reward goes to the person who helps to nail the killer. live in north philadelphia, vernon odom channel6 action news. thank you vernon. four people including two children were trapped in their car after an accident in delaware this morning. police say a jeep and a sedan collided near maryland avenue and em hurts place in canby park at 10 o clock. two adults and two kids if the sedan were taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. fortunately the driver