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at 11, a water main mess, busy shopping center and it's not the first time it's happened here. the septa strike about to enter its fifth day, why a court order to end the work storage failed. sitting down for dinner, i'm onset of hit drama blue blood. find out why their popular dinner scenes are a favorite of the cast as well. we begin with a long clean-up ahead following a massive water main break in east falls.

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. take a look at the scene at the baker center around 5:00. look at all that water goshing up. crews with rafts, a live look at chopper 3. you see the water subside. crews have brought if heavy equipment to clean up the mess. we have live team coverage. we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be

rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded to a break in 2014. and this one in june, 2015. the june break was also 48 inches. >> this has happened three times in three years. a lot of people are frustrated about this commissioner. >> i understand that. i'm one of those. we all are. but you know, i feel terrible. >> reporter: the lines are older than 100 years, and water department commissioner deborah mccarty says there's a plan to replace the main >> we increased the capitol funding to replace up to 40 miles of main a year. >> reporter: with my news for

some who say a quick fix is a waste of time, energy and money. >> they need to fix it right. >> reporter: i covered this in 2015 about a year and a half ago. they just fixed part of the main. it was kind of patch work at the time. but commissioner mccarty said they're going to do the entire thing and wants to do it as soon as possible. david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> david, thank you and. as you saw in david's stranger huge water main break flooded both businesses and cars. a lot of damage and that mean as long clean-up ahead. nicole brewer continues team coverage with a closer look at the impact this mess is causing, nicole? >> reporter: this water main break impact add lot of people shopping here, working here at baker center and i'll tell you what, if you snagged a parking spot close to the store fronts, today, was not your day. >> mud and water started coming in to the store >> new car, old cars.

i hope it's not ruined >> it was like up to my waist >> everybody was scared to death >> he was with his family inside the dollar plus when a water main break sent millions of gallons of water gushing through the baker center parking lot and into store fronts >> employees shut the doors because the water was coming in >> screaming kids, escaped through an exit about the same time patricia made her way out of ross to waist deep water >> i opened up the door and the water went into the car >> she then did what experts say you shouldn't. started her car and moved it to drier ground. >> i wasn't even thinking about that. the first thing that came to my mind was let me get this car. >> reporter: something that would could endanger yourself and cause further damage to the cars engine, steering brakes and transition system are are prone to hidden flood damage but as the folks watched the water recede and cars being towed, they put things into

perspective. >> i'm fine. i'm safe. >> good thing is everyone is alive >> car didn't matter. really didn't matter. life had matters. >> reporter: and that is for sure. we should add should insurance adjustors were out speaking with consider owners encouraging them to call the insurance company. if the owner has full coverage, the philadelphia water department will pay deductible. if they do not, they can estimate an submit and they will cover the cost of the d-. live in east falls, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. tonight philadelphia four-day old transit strike turns no a legal battle. septa goes to court hoping tos for striking workers back on the job. natasha brown is live in center city to tell you why put a is taking action and union's response. natasha? >> reporter: well, we're actually let learning new information tonight.

we're told that the state mediator is here at the sheridan, trying to hash out a deal on the heels of that court hearing today where no injunction was enforced all of this as the strike nears day five. still no deal and no injunction on day four of the septa strike. a judge did not end the strike today involving about 4700 members of the transport workers union local 234. septa went to court friday evening in an emergency attempt to force employees back to work. saying the strike presents a clear and present danger to the health and safety of riders. but the judge said there was a lack of evidence to back up the claim and did if the order an immediate injunction at this point. >> job number one is to settle the strike. as importantly is our passengers and we're not going to lie down why we can't resolve this strike and watch our passengers suffer >> we rook that strikes are inconvenient. but that is not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant an

injunction against striking employees. >> twu workers walk off the job shutting down busses trolleys and subways. at issue, tension healthcare and work rules. in a city where septa's records show 68% of families don't own a car, they argued there's a dire for masses transportation and with the presidential election looming, voters need to be able to get to the polls >> i don't think it's going to interfere with turn-out. people are going to come out to vote. >> reporter: well, the judge does want to a hear more evidence. she says in the injunction hearing which has now been continued into monday morning at 9:30, that, of course, is if there is no resolution here over the weekend. that is the very latest for now, reporting live in center city tonight, natasha brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news." jerry sandusky goes back to court seeking a new trial.

victim two took the stand today. that's the victim that former assistant coach mike mcsaid was assaulted boy sandusky in a shower. victim two insisted he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers say prosecutors hid information about the man during trial because his story did not help their case. today's sandusky testified that he did not abuse victim number two. >> a jury finds two new jersey officials guilty on all charges in the bridgegate trial. bridgeton kelly and biloba roanny face up to two years in prison. former aids are accused of plotting to create traffic jams on the georgia washington bridge in 13. another former aid, david wildstein admitted to organizing the traffic jams to publish the mayor. chris christie says the verdict affirmed his decision to terminate baroni and kelly. the he wanted of campaign trail is in sight. the candidates are focuses on must win pennsylvania.

donald trump rallied supporters in hershey tonight. according to the latest polls, republican nominee is gaining on rival hillary clinton. trump made his closing argument to supporters and undecided voters. >> i'm asking you to dream big, because with your vote and can you believe this? we're just four days away. you will get the change you've been waiting for for your entire lifetime. >> trump will campaign in the battleground straights of florida, nevada colorado and north carolina. meantime hillary clinton campaigned in pennsylvania joined by out spoken mark cue ban in pittsburgh. the democrat nominee stayed on the attack against her republican rival, she argued trump temperament disqualifies him for the job, and tonight in michigan, clinton made her closing arguments to supporters. and undecided voters.

>> when your children or grandchildren ask what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i want you to be able to say i voted for a better, stronger, fairer america. >> an america where we build bridges, not walls. >> clinton will campaign in florida tomorrow. ♪ that is legendry singer stevie wonder in philadelphia, he held a get out the vote performance in support of clinton in rittenhouse square. we look forward to every friday night. a lot of you do as well >> blue blood and it wouldn't be an episode of the hit drama without the familiar scene, the family dinner. >> our biggest family dinners are usually when we're arguing. >> straight ahead i go behind the scenes of the show.

what does the cast actually eat? and the one food i asked them to try. love lost in time, these letters give us a glimpse into live during world war ii. how one man is now making it his mission to get these letters back where they belong. kate? >> and the fall chill really returns to the area today. it's going to be cooler to star your weekend. i'll tell you if the warmup is in store and whether the sun will stick around. the friday football frenzy is here, lesley van arsdale joins us with high school football highlights from around the

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that hey be connected to world war ii era letters discovered in a medford home and given to dilan, berwick, his father harry who lived in collingswood. >> it's clearly been a few years since they've seen each other. he's in the navy. out in the pacific. and she's obviously here in audubon. but it's sad. but it's kind of, gives you a glimpse of what everybody went through during that time. >> the letters are only to thomas hazelton, no replies. the reagan family come together at the family dinner table. the scene has become a center piece on every he want episode on a recent visit at the brooklyn set i found out a little more about the signature

scene is about, dinner is served. ♪ >> dealing drugs out of -- take that back. >> i can't take it back. it happened >> are the trials over? the quinns lost, our best family dinners are usually when we're argues and fighting with passion. >> says you. >> everybody i think. did that at one point in their life, sat around the dinner table, kind of like a ritual. >> it's their ritual now, one that the cast truly looks forward to. they shoot many scenes separately so this gathering has a personal touch to it >> the dinner scenes in the show worry getting together to check in, when they say cut, we're still going >> catching up and the concept seems to once again be catching on >> a lot of people, i love the family dinner table scene, i hear that more than anything else >> the energy is fueled by food, lights, camera, eat >> you're eating for a long time >> how long? well the dinner scene can take hours very long tom to shoot >> you can't eat anything for

like eight hours and not get actually physically ill >> when it comes to actual digestion, cucumbers. a lot of water, potatoes and the marked potato, lately our family dinner chat has been tator tots. >> the table features real meals prepared by chefs and those meals inspired this blue blood cookbook, 120 recipes of irish italian comfort food. moynahan is one of the authors. >> we thought it was a natural extension to bring a cookbook to the fans inspired by the meals on the show and meals all of us have shared with our families >> how about soul food like chitlin? >> what's that >> pig intestines.

>> i do not want to eat pig gut >> don't knock it till you try it. maybe that could be a discussion another day. in the meantime the closing dinner scenes where both the actors and you the viewers continues to provide plenty of food for thought >> once every eight days i'm going to see him and i think that energies the family, we, the actors are family now. >> here's the cookbook you can get it online or at your favorite box store hopefully the next edition will have a chapter on chitlins. behind the scenes look will continue next week. they were very nice to have us up there. >> it's an acquired taste. got to cook them right >> acquire it some other time. >> how is the forecast looking >> the forecast is not an acquired taste. forecast is good for everyone. it's going to be beautiful. lots of sunshine, seasonal

temperature, just about what an early november weekend should feel like, no rain, no snow, just sunshine and nice fall crispness to air. take a look at the beautiful sun rise time laps, you can see the sun over a over the city. watch how the city skyline gets illuminated. a beautiful finish to a was a beautiful fall day today. currently 47 degrees at that palmyra cove nature park. stormscan 3 is clear across the northeast, as we widen out across much of the nation actually pretty quiet. we don't have anything brewing off to the west, nothing to he show you and say this is our next weather maker, it's a very quiet pattern we're entering into. not just for the northeast but much of the nationing temperatures dropping steadily few spots in the 30's. mainly millville, lancaster, allentown, mount pocono below

freezing. it's still hanging on to 50 in philadelphia but there is still a bit of a brisk wind and that's making you feel just a little color outside. our average high for today, 60, watch out these averages drop as we head into december, one month from today, the average high 49, with january 4, average high 41, so this compared with what's headed our way, really not all that cool at all. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's going to go chilly. 38 degrees and that will tie the season's coldest night. that's how low we've gone so far looks like we'll do it again, 35 in allentown, 39 in wilmington, 37 in millville. and a warmer 45 in wildwood. again, it's back to reality. temperatures no longer in 70's. we're right back to where we should be, temps in the upper 50's, sunny brisk and cool back to 60 sunday with high pressure overhead. monday, we're back to the upper 50s. hovering close to normal through the next several days. overnight, watch for patches of frost, 38 will be the overnight

low in the city, mid 30's in the suburbs for saturday 58, a sunny sky, little bit of a brisk breeze from the northwest. we fall back tomorrow, set clocks back an hour, sunset on sunday 4:52. that gets harder to say every time. election day forecast tuesday, that's the warmest day of the seven-day forecast, beautiful weather. for anyone that may have to wait in line to vote or have to walk to their polling place, the weather will not be a problem. that's the nicest day of the forecast. it's got competition, we're at normal within a few degrees over the next several days, no rain in the forecast, and lots of sun. every single day. can't complain about that. >> thanks, kate, appreciate the >> lesley is up next >> the eagles getting ready for the giant sunday. outlets looking to grab the seventh win against yukon and it's friday that moans it's time for the friday football frenzy

donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" at a neighborhoods a restaurafavorite - 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 with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose.

. game plan in place for the eagles and giants sunday in north jersey. alan barber will be out. benny logan and taylor heart are

questionable. doug pederson spoke to the media the first time after the team released josh huff. pederson said the team didn't have all the information at that point. >> i think i mentioned there were circumstances and there were consequences of circumstances, so that might be, you know, that could be leading into that. those are the things that you have to decipher but at the time, no, that decision was not made at that time temple against yukon, big first quart for phillip walker. through three touchdowns and became the first temple to throw for over 200 passing yards in four seasons, shut out 21-0 to move to seven and three on the season. you're watching friday night football frenzy with lesley van arsdale. take it away, lesley.

>> thank you, ladies. yes. friday night that means it's time for the friday football frenzy, the playoffs underway in pennsylvania and some big match-ups in new jersey. we're going to start off in the public league. south philadelphia taking on central. collin washington and washington gets into the end zone for the score. the winner 47-6. frankford and olney, frankford at the goal line but there's a fumble offensive line man kicks it out. he scores. frankford wins it 40-18. the spring ford giving the hand-off. end zone spring forth the big winner 38-7. pen wood and perk yo men valley. brendan and off to the races, he was getting for the score, perk valley the win 55-28. new jersey west deptford.

west deptford wins 28-14 be cherry hill west to camden catholic, kevin makes an incredible touchdown pass. camden catholic the winner, 30-7. don't go anywhere. he we have the game of

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voted on by you the fans and we head out to upper more land visiting marple newtown and head to delaware county. big upper more land comes on to the field. the fans are pumped up be they're excited. that was the tiger. great night on offense for the tigers, anthony poleti throws to dash vulgarian. big night for him. he goes over the middle to find riley fillman able to score. and then it's now time for marlin weathers to do damage. he busted a line and he's gone, marple newtown with a big win tonight at home. get past upper more land 35-seven. kate? finally the weekend, and

it's going to be a nice november weekend, we've got sunshine every day, saturday, sunday from the poconos to city to the shore, temperatures a pretty seasonal, upper 50s in the city and down the shore near 50's in 5pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y

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