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hand pointed at the officers or in that direction of them refusing their command to put the weapon down. at that .1 of the u.s. marshals discharged his weapon striking the male a couple times. reporter: investigators say robledo s gun had an obliterated serial number warranted for the july shooting of a man on the 400 block of west huntington. there s a individual sitting on the steps at that location. this male with two other individuals pull up in a vehicle. he exits the vehicle and begins firing at this individual. the name of the u.s. marshall has not been released. i m live outside of police headquarters chad pradelli channel6 action news. thank you chad. former congressman chaka fattah is headed to prison for 10 years. fattah sentence was handed down by a judge who said it was quote astonished at the long time congressman s actions . the democrat was convicted earlier this year. prosecutors said fattah used government grants and charitable money to fund ....
those who are left in the cold without a home. especially during the holiday. today i headed to howell, new jersey where i found a dirt road and reverend steve, he is the minister at the lakewood community outreach church and he helps the homeless find peace. i can t believe my eyes as i walk the winding trail through the woods and a full-fledged campsite took shape. in this homeless in cama there s a ten city chapel, an outdoor fireplace, and herb garden, herb garden, a cooking and charging station in a tent filled with items that have been donated. it s also filled with holiday hope. there s a lot of people in our society that want to give and help out other people and contribute to make a better society. the situation with the homeless, they they don t have a place to live or can afford it and this gives people an opportunity. he says they re allowed to stay in the land which belongs to the town as long as they i reach out to the town but they had closed and go ....
out friday night on and around temple university s campus. skyforce 10 was over the scene as officers started detaining juveniles, some as young as 12 years old. this guy came up with us, saying, be careful, i was hit in the head twice. his knee was gushed open and bleeding. we turned around and kids were charging us. reporter: a police officer was attacked and is recovering. he was on a bike and got into a tussle with ha juvenile. he knocked her over his bike. she had bruising on her leg. reporter: the group of 200 juveniles broke into smaller groups, then some in those groups assaulted five people altogether and a philadelphia police department horse. we ve changed our protocol, added this to our alert protocol, when we see large groups of juveniles, we ll start acting. it s always, be careful, watch your back. but that night i was scared of kids. that s not normal. the public health director said it was unusual, but said they had similar reports last sa ....
s ceremony said in military high school honoring law-enforcement, and first responders has sparked controversy and that declared there is an underlying frightening message. it stems from an interview before the event with middletown police a definite bd chief and the asbury park press. i do not reach i did reach out but he was on the unavailable. the event was want to thank the men and women in uniform while also a response to those who followed in this footsteps of colin cap nick and neil during the national anthem. he was quoted saying it is okay to stand up for justice, equality and reform it s another thing to not stand up for the national anthem. aclu wrote the district saying that according to press reports, however the event is being used to intimidate and ostracize people who express their views about systematic racism and social just. i spoke with the district superintendent who did not want to going camera but he says they fully support people who exercise t ....
enough to have a car. reporter: regional rail will run, but expect overcrowding. the city of philadelphia and hospitals are supplying private shulgts shuttles but only for their workers. many are looking at a less appealing alternative. probably walk. i don t have enough money to take a taxi. reporter: the ride sharing program is increasing capacity. while uber, lyft, and taxis are readying for high demand. some pay it s time to make an alliance with their car-owning friends. they ll have to carpool or walk for miles. reporter: one passenger has already accepted that if she wants to get to her classes, it will mean sneakers on the pavement. maybe 40 minutes. not good. but still doable. reporter: remember, this strike could begin in the middle of the night. so if you re working a late shift tonight or are out for halloween, keep that in mind. i asked septa when would they start feeling the impact of the strikes. it could happen before midnight depending on ....