>> crazy. i will vote though. >> voters all over the area expressed the same things, relief at the campaign's even. nervousness about the outcome, and the desire for unity. once the divisive presidential race is decided. meantime, it was an issue brought up many times during the campaign and today's lex day philadelphia's advertise trick attorney addresses possible voter fraud in the city. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. it is election day and city officials in philadelphia are doing their part to make sure it is a fair one. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has latest on voting complaint totals all across the city. >> good evening, ukee. right now there is 85 total complaints of the vote erin tim days and fraud including one right here at the this wynfield section of the philadelphia. district attorney says he has put detectives throughout the county investigating these

claims but right now there has been no confirmed cases of fraud. despite strong voter turnout, throughout philadelphia. >> i am happy to report after having spoken with commissioner al schmidt of the city's commissioner's office that voter turnout is higher then normal. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney says complaints of vote erin tim days and fraud have remained study compared to past presidential elections. as of 4:45 district attorney seth williams says there have have been 85 total complaints called in, 54 have been investigated, now 17 of those were election hearings, which is campaigning within the polling area that is not allowed within 10 feet of the polling entrance. there have been 12 calls for machine issues or malfunctions and 27 complaints for vote's assistance problems. rest of the calls have been for various other issues. >> we have no founded complaints of intimidation, no founded complaints of voteer

fraud. we have no walking apocalypse zombies voting all over town. we don't have that. >> reporter: voters we spoke with at this wynfield polling location say they too were able to smoothly exercise their constitutional right. >> everything was fine, my kid got to go in and experience this for the first time and i read questions to them. everything was fine. we were in and out. >> no issues, none at all. i had to problem me or my wife we went there and we voted. >> reporter: back here live, polling locations are opened until 8:00 as long as you you are in line by 7:59 you will an loud to vote. d.a. williams also points out if you think you have been victim of voter fraud, intimidation or happened to see it happening to to someone else they say they have have a vote erin tim hot line and that number is (215)686-9641. we have posted it on our web site at cbs philly.com. we are live from the wynfield section of philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". it appears voter turnout is we have any philadelphia's northern liberties neighborhood. chopper three is live right now over long line of voters outside polling place at third and fairmount. they are patiently waiting to cast their ballots. now pennsylvania could determine which can states win the white house. and we have team three coverage, on this election day and night. "eyewitness news" is covering all of the races you care about. >> including of course, the presidential election. >> i'm jessica dean live from new york city in the space where hillary clinton will address supporters tonight, will it be a history making night? more when we come right back. i'm natasha brown also in new york with donald trump. we are here at trump headquarters live for election night. how will it end? we will have live reports coming up. and one of our local races could have major national implications, the expensive race for senate between incumbent pat toomey and challenger katie mcginty could affect balance have of power in the senate.

we have live team three coverage of the race, lets start with david spunt live from breinigsville pennsylvania where toomey is voting later tonight, david. >> reporter: i want to start out with big numbers, in the north carolina national race in 2014, the campaign costs 114 million-dollar, and, this campaign between, and, against over 162 million-dollar, a big gap right there. it is, the most expensive senate the case in the united states history. pat tomb difficult not have any public events. he was out and about i'm told by a campaign staffer. he is going to vote tonight at 6:45. you may wonder and that is late for political candidate but pat toomey has been dealing with a hot powe tait the other over past year or so. he is a republican as you know but he has not announced if he will vote for donald trump. you have never seen donald trump mention pat toomey's name. he has not campaigned with him. mike pence mentioned him once or twice but we want to find out who pat toomey will vote

for. voters want to know that. he has not said so. he is voting at 6:45 tonight. people here at holiday inn will be let in at 7:30 tonight. we are told senator toomey should make his way into the ballroom at holiday inn just west of allentown probably about 8:00 o'clock or 8:30. reporting live tonight west of allentown in breinigsville, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as we continue alexandria hoff is in center city philadelphia, where challenger katie mcginty will be watching the returns, tonight, alex? >> well, ukee, katie mcginty will be joining us at two hours, and and number one in the country, and brought in, and number two in the country, and by the campaign. now, aside from the price tag there, this race is among, just a handful of the country, and if the senate will remain under republican control. so steaks are high and margins are slim. mcginty cast her vote earlier

today as you you can see here in wayne, born in north philadelphia and raised there, that local connection, it has been a big point of pride on the campaign trail. now 2014 mcginty ran, but appointed chief of staff by governor tom wolf n april of this year she beat on it former congress manning joe sestak to claim the democratic nomination. you know, if she wins tonight she will be the first female from pennsylvania, to represent the state, in the united states senate. reporting live from center city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of eyes on this race, thank you. in the race to pennsylvania's attorney general josh shapiro arrived early to cast his ballot this montgomery county. democratic dan date is chairman of the county board of commissioners and state representative. >> and, they went to the polls together this morning in meadow brooke. he was running against john rafferty junior. rafferty the republican date for attorney general submitted his ballots, in audubon elementary school on egypt road in eagleville.

both candidates are hoping to philadelphia office left in disarray by former attorney general and convicted felon kathleen kane. voters are finally getting their say in the long contentious race for president. the candidates themselves voted in new york city, where they will watch results roll in tonight. our natasha brownies live at trump headquarters where security is very tight, tonight, natasha. >> reporter: we can assure you that security is extremely tight both outside of this hotel and even getting inside the hotel, it took us about an hour and a half just to get through media security line to get into this ballroom. right now we can show you that the crowd is starting to fill in at this invite only victory party that is what donald trump is calling it. just to get back to the importance of our state, the state of pennsylvania, as it relates to this election tonight. we have always heard road to the white housings through pennsylvania. it is a battle ground state. it always has been. the it is certainly shaping up ton tonight.

donald trump has been courting voters all throughout the state. lets look at video from one of his last stops last night in scranton, pennsylvania, hundreds of people attended a rally there, he has fired up his base, all throughout this campaign, all throughout the state of of pennsylvania, and touting himself as the outsider in all of this, not the career politician and someone who can bring about real change in washington. just to show you gravity of how much time donald trump and his campaign has spent in the state of pennsylvania, we understand, reportedly that is has made nearly 30 stops in pennsylvania, over the course of the last 17 months or so, over the course of his campaign, of course, last stop again, being there in scranton, pennsylvania last night. so he is hoping to turn the traditional blue state of of pennsylvania, red, and he will have to do that ultimately if he wants to win this election. so we will stay on top of things here, in midtown manhattan, we are live with the trump campaign at trump headquarters, back to you there in the studio.

>> all right, natasha, thank you so much. >> hillary clinton voted earlier today in shape contract, new york. she was joined pie her husband the former president. we will check with our jessica dean at clinton headquarters in manhattan coming up in less than five minutes. are you just about done with the campaign season? ready to move on? well, that is a bit close. >> it is like a big headache, that has been asked over and over and over again and it just keeps coming on. >> we will hear from you negative ads to contentious races to endless stream of social media ban for we have a little bit of election stress. we will tell you how to cope coming up next. katie? >> what a warm, beautiful election day it was but this is heading our way and gets here tomorrow bringing in some showers and then we will track a big chill for weekend i'll tell you how cold it will get coming up, when we come

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at the what she hoped will be a victory celebration. >> jessica dean ace at jacob javits center in manhattan where the stage is set tonight, jessica? >> good evening, to you both from the javits center. i want to show you what it looks like here. this will be filled with supporters, friend, family and you see stage there. you can see probably make it

the out but it is in the shape of the united states i'm told. that is meant to reflect hillary clinton's wish to be a president for everyone across the you had, not just those people who will vote for her, but for those who won't vote for her if she is elect tonight. so, a lot happening here, in new york city, this is center of the political universe right now but if we take it home to pennsylvania, you will remember last night there were tens of thousands of people there at independent mall with bill and hillary clinton, michelle, barack obama, chelsea clinton, bon jovi so why pennsylvania? why is is it so pivotal? we have all of those electoral votes and for both of these candidates tonight, pennsylvania is pivotal. when you look closely at philadelphia, that is where you have to start watching what will margins becoming out of philadelphia. just what kind of vote, will hillary clinton get against donald trump and a lot of times democrats try to use philadelphia to make up for more conservative more red parts of pennsylvania.

then, of course, we have surrounding suburbs. that is always been the really key area. this season especially. especially for would hand in those suburbs. so, we're watching carefully to see what vote returns we will get out of there. this will also be a test of the clinton ground game. they talk about their organization, within philadelphia, within pennsylvania, and they set up dozens of offices over the last several months, in this campaign going on. the convention was there this summer. so will that ground game matter? will they be able to turnout votes they need to keep pennsylvania in the democrat's column in we will find out, tonight. ukee. >> it will be a lot on the line tonight. jessica, thanks. we will get back to you. election stress has reached an all time high with the results you this just hours away. people have been bombarded with campaign stress for months now and it has taken a toll on many. >> how do you cope? health reporter stephanie stahl has advice from the experts and check into see how voters were coping on taste

book live, earlier today. >> so, it is social media, part of what is causing all of the stress and anxiety. >> reporter: people in rittenhouse square on this beautiful election day escaping from all of the campaign drama. are you feeling stressed and anxious about this election day to day. >> unaudible. >> reporter: in this facebook live segment some people blamed social media a lot of the election stress. >> now, i'm stephanie stahl with cbs philly. is anybody chatting back with us. >> some people a stress is caused by social media. >> reporter: american psychological association found more than half of the voters surveyed said the presidential election is a significant source of concern. psychiatrist hasan shaw says that can lead to heart palpitations and trouble sleeping. >> the person have uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable stress, and uncontrollable fear of what will happen if a or b wins or

loses. >> reporter: for many voters contentious hillary clinton/donald trump battle it is causing more trust then past races. >> it is like a big headache that is over and over and over again that keeps coming on. >> literally a knot in my stomach, i feel an ulcer coming on. >> reporter: experts suggest taking frequent breaks, from social media, go for walks, play with pets and avoid political debate was family and friend. >> please to be careful in discussing election or with people that we feel are not on our side. >> reporter: studies show election stress is an equal opportunity worry, striking people in both major political parties. one survey found 20 percent of voters saying that they had actively sought help to remedy they're lex-related mental health issues. another thing we should say stress coping with stress one of the best things you can do is exercise. >> that is as the guy said don't engage, don't talk about it with someone you know will disagree. >> a lot of people at the gym

tomorrow or taking a yoga class. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. don't forget coming up later in our broadcast a reminder, puppet puppies. we will tell you why these adorable an has made a vice visit to polling places in philadelphia and how you can take one home. we can tell you they were a big hit in the the news room. i speak firsthand on that there he is. i'm getting this pup. we're teaming up with cbs news to bring you comprehensive coverage, "cbs evening news" is next at 6:30 and then cbs news begins expanded coverage at 7:00. we will bring you local cut ins update willing local races and then expand add digs of "eyewitness news" at ten on the cw philly. >> i know i stood in line at my polling place for about an hour. >> yes. >> it was a nice day. >> yes, right. can't complain about standing in line on a day like this. >> mid afternoon, it felt hot, jacket on which most of us do and sun is beating down, barely any winds, it felt steamy outside.

>> yes, you are absolutely right. >> no complaints. >> that is right. >> none at all. >> it will get colder as we head toward weekend, we have a front coming through tomorrow and bringing in a two waves of the cool down. the first comes in tomorrow into thursday but secondary cool town friday night into saturday and that will bring us coldest air we have felt since last april. lets take a look at what is happening right now, you can see not a whole lot of problems outside this evening, still heading out to vote, weather is quiet, just a few cloud tried to filter in. lurking to the west we will see a front, which is extending from eastern canada right down through portions of kentucky into west virginia, right now producing a few scattered showers in ohio this evening and that front will come through tomorrow. does not have a lot of moisture with it. generally light showers, back to the west tonight but we could use the rain so any rain we will get will be good news. it will be completely different day tomorrow. today was warm, sunny, beautiful, tomorrow will be damp, cool, and cloudy all day long. temperatures right now still

feeling great, still 61 degrees in philadelphia at this hour. sixty in reading. fifty-four in allentown. sixty-five in atlantic city. dropping in millville and wildwood down in the upper 40's but our high today, officially hit 69 degrees, headaching it the warmest presidential election in the 80 years, since 1936 when we hit the a high of 76 degrees and nation elect franklin roosevelt into his second term as president. that was a to years back. up and down temperatures is story for rest of the week. we have mostly sunny mild conditions that is what we had today as that front comes through tomorrow we will back to the 50's and that will continue into thursday. showers clear, but highs once again only in the 50's, on thursday. what to expect for your wednesday though? scattered showers, and could come through anytime. we can expect a shower here or there anytime from 5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. but bulk will be between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. not much more than a quarter inch but could slow down your commute and this weekend jet stream dips to the south and we are talking about below

average temperatures, a big swing for highs near 70 to highs barely in the 40's, in fact, 49 is our low tonight. that may be our high come saturday. big changes on the way. 59 degrees tomorrow with the few scattered showers especially hid morning in the early afternoon. fully looks night, cool but friday veterans day looking beautiful. we have a temperature of 60 degrees, sun, breezy day and then cold, blustery saturday but good news it is in the like this pattern arrives and settles in for a while, we are right back to to seasonal sunday, monday, tuesday of next week. >> got it. >> thanks, kate. >> got it. >> don's here with sports. >> it has been a eventful seven days, new beginning for josh huff, former eagle is saying about his arrest and his new team the tampa bay buccaneers, sports coming up

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don, it sound like bird had a day of rest today. >> they did. >> they can rest up. >> they don't have a whole lot of time to rest. >> matty isis coming in here. >> matt ryan, local guy, coming up. the eagles had day off. on sunday they host six-three atlanta falcons are highest scoring team in the nfl at 33 points per game, eagles only allow 18. recently released josh huff has landed this tampa bay. buccaneers sign him to their practice squad yesterday,

remember huff was cut by the bird after being arrested for unlawful possession of a gun and marijuana. third year pro talked about his wild seven day stretch. >> you live and you learn, man. i'm had i put myself in that situation. you live and you learn. i'm excited to be here. i'm excited to get going and get used to my new teammates and get used to the players around here and get used to the staff. >> take a deep breath right there. >> been a whirlwind for him. >> hard to believe just high school football season is coming to an even. just two weeks left. here are your choices for game of the week, lasalle at st. joes prep, springfield delco at great will valley, springford at thort pen. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy and vote. we will announce winner tomorrow. log on to your phone and vote while you are standing on line to vote. >> a lot of roth early, vote often. >> same here. >> thanks, buddy.

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many people today walk away with a little more than annie voted sticker. >> some of them got some puppy love, this cute little guy were at local polling places to help relief some of the stress election day. folks at pennsylvania spca were genius enough to bring them over to our cbs-3 studios and, of course, huge hit here with our hard working staff, big day around here, lots of people, interacting with those pups and i believe if you are looking for a new pet, puppies are available for adoption. >> i loved it. i was holding him for a little while. there you go, right there. >> spanky gave me a kiss. we had three dogs and four cats, all rescues at the house. >> are you making room for one more. >> it could be four and four. >> it could be four and four. >> it certainly does. >> spanky you are in for a good life my friend. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at ten on wpsg the cw fill and

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