donald trump hopes to unite rather than divide after defeating hillary clinton. >> i hope that he will be a successful president, for all americans. >> gracious news defeat hillary clinton tells her support tours give donald trump a chance and respect outcome of the election. much more from both donald trump and hillary clinton in just a moment. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm yes, sir contact dean. pennsylvania played a pivotal role in not just presidential race but make up of the senate. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live, and you spoke with former governor ed rendell to get his take on what happened. >> reporter: jessica, pennsylvania is now a red state, there is no question if you look at those numbers last night, how pennsylvania turned out for this presidential election. tonight i did speak to former governor ed rendell, a popular blue face living in the red state. he is upset. i wanted to do election postmortem. >> she didn't run a good campaign. she wasn't a great candidate.

i believe with all my heart she would have been a terrific president. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor ed rendell is upset not only because hillary clinton won't be president but that his beloved pennsylvania, is now a red state that helped donald trump win the white house. >> totally disinterested in learning anything about what goes on. he has made no effort to learn about foreign affairs or the military. >> reporter: rendell just doesn't professionally necessity clintons they are close friend and have been for years. he believes campaign staffers, knew hillary clinton was in trouble when vermont a liberal state went her way but with lower numbers then expected. >> as soon as i saw that figure i turn to the people i was watching with and i said we're in trouble. >> reporter: rendell was one of the main drivers to bring democratic national convention in philadelphia. he did. he is expect to deliver a pennsylvania victory for clinton. exactly the opposite happened. >> i think it is a red state today but that doesn't mean it

will stay a red state. >> reporter: down balance odd from the presidency pat toomey took his second term in the u.s. senate. his race against katie mcginty most expensive senate race in american history. quotes from rendell praising toomey in the past made it the in the republican senator's pitch to the public. rendell wishes toomey and trump the best. >> i'm an american first, democrat second. i think what hillary said this morning is right, we all have to give him an opportunity. >> reporter: if hillary clinton went to the white house as forty-fifth president, ed rendell said mayor jim kenney in philadelphia would have had easy access pipeline to the white house. that will the not be the case right now. former mayor ed rendell suggested that mayor jim kenney, actually buddy up a little bit with senator pat tomb toy get things done here in philadelphia reporting live, from center city, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". members of the donald trump's transition team conduct their first briefing with the president-elect at

trump tower this have afternoon. trump celebrated his upset victory over hillary clinton with supporters in new york city early this morning. during his speech the president-elect said a different tone then rhetoric he used during his campaign. instead of the conflict, trump says he wants peace. >> working together we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. i have spent my entire life in business, looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world. that is now what i want to do for our country. >> donald trump will be the forty-fifth president of the united states when he takes the oath have of office, in january. hillary clinton called donald trump to congratulate him on his election victory overnight but waited until hours later to deliver her concession speech. she was joined on stage by her husband former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea

at new yorker hotel in manhattan. there she thanked her supporters and staff for a hard for the campaign and although she was disappointed with the outcome trump deserves an opened mine. >> this is painful and it will be for a long time but i want you to remember this. our campaign was never about one person or even one's lex. it was about the country that we love, and about building an america that is hopeful, inclusive, and big hearted. >> clinton has not said what is next for her but she did urge support tours work for a better nation. president obama addressed the nation vowing to do all he can to facilitate a smooth transition for president-elect trump. he called to congratulate the president-elect this morning and invited him to the white house tomorrow. >> we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country.

the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world. >> the president also spoke with secretary clinton today and he praised her career in public service. the day after the election voters are reacting to how it all unfolded especially in the swing state of pennsylvania which turned red this time around. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us from king of prussia with more on that tonight, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the this was a unscientific polling. so we posted up outside a wawa in lansdowne and then hit up main street in west reading, our question simple: what did you think about last night. >> i think it was a good decision on his part because he went in the rural areas and able to get the vote, which we never thought that would happen. >> very disgusted. very upset. this country will be horrible.

i will not want him to represent me overseas. >> i think we have to move forward. being so divided isn't good for either side and not good for anybody. >> reporter: what do you think. >> he is tough but that is what we need in the white house. >> i think the whole election was based off of hatred and not moving forward. >> if you told me he was the guy his whole premise was to bring people apart and then together. >> i thought it was ridiculous to be that close and it kind of shows me how people honestly feel. >> my daughter said that the mean guy one, the mean guy. i said yes, the mean guy won. this is our president now. we have to pray for the best. >> reporter: lots of opinions out there, and to summit up most of consensus that it wasn't how big donald trump won in pennsylvania it was how bad hillary clinton lost here. in king of prussia live tonight joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> thanks very much. as he mentioned philadelphia's surrounding suburbs played a key role in swinging pennsylvania in the red. and when you look at the state as a whole you can see most of the counties, went to donald trump but closer look at southeastern part of the state showed clinton still carried those expected counties. the problem down here, it is the margin for her. in philadelphia county clinton cleaned uptaking 82 percent of the vote, that is 455,000 more votes then trump. that was expect. but surrounding counties is where we saw that difference n bucks county, 48 percent, each with clinton holding a 2,000 vote edge. and montgomery county, a wider lead as clinton took 59 percent to trump's 38 percent. in chester county a smaller but still fairly sizable lead, 53 percent to 43 percent. and a nearly 25,000 vote lead for hillary clinton. finally delaware county where clinton rolled to a 12 percent advantage, 59 to 37 over trump. that is a lot of thumbs.

we want to talk about them now. joining me is chris stigall from wpht. we will take a closer look. in looking at those numbers, hearing from those voters that joe talk to, is what your take on the bill a suburbs. >> reporter: it is pretty clear that mrs. clinton did not do what she wanted to do. she got about right at what they were hoping in philadelphia, 450,000, 450,000, 455, it wasn't quite what she wanted, she could have done much better. the suburbs, did well for her too as you just pointed out, jessica but it was wet. and that is what was remarkable, although it is notable that here in the philadelphia suburbs and this is something to point out it doesn't happen very often. there were a couple of ward for donald trump that don't typically happen. you are talking about a ward in philadelphia that hasn't been carried by a republican instant 1988, just looking at data here, three ward, two in

northeast philadelphia, one in south philadelphia carried by donald trump. that is fairly uncommon. of course, as you go west that is where donald trump really shined shore brightly. >> you talk to vote's lot on your radio show, what are you hearing from them today as they look forward to president-elect trump. >> i personally don't feel that there is a lot of end zone dancing. trump voters to my mind just don't necessarily feel like they beat mrs. clinton as much as they are trying to reverse what they feel was the last eight years of some pretty activist federal government. they hope that donald trump will reverse course. it is not so much about what they will, what donald trump and the government will do, what the republicans will do to the american election, it is what they hepp they will undue, like obama care for instance. >> that probably at top of the

list, trump has talk about that a and now with full control of congress that is likely to happen. chris, before we go, it is anybody's guess at this point exactly how donald trump will govern, dare you take a stab at that one. >> well, no i can't, i don't know, it is anybody's guess. you asked me what people are looking for, those that voted for donald trump. the supreme court ranks number one but i can tell you this that the vast majority of the donald trump voters will be watching him closely with the republican house and senate to make sure that he unwind, undoes, steps back from what many of trump voters feel was an activist role in government. >> chris, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. for a run down of the election results go to cbs philly.com to see a full list of race results from across the tri-state region. as we continue tonight encouraging news months after an atlantic city officer was

hot in the line of duty. >> when we come back the next step in that officer's road to recovery. also ahead. >> a lot of people are feeling a sense of loss, like somehow we have something that has changed. >> results are filed but you pain is still fresh for hillary clinton supporters. stephanie stahl speaks with the psychiatrist about dealing with the disappointment after the loss, kate is this. we have had a decent amount of rain in the area and still hanging out right now, starting to wind down and the sun will return as we head through end of the week but then a blast of cold air to the weekend. just how cold it will be coming up, don. keeping up with the joneses, crazy stat that shows how dominant jewel joe jones has been and how eagles plan to stop him on sunday, that is late inner

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on this day after the historic election emotions are high, some happy, relieved, others derested and scared. >> on the cbs-3 healthwatch, stephanie stahl has more on coping with all of those election emotions. >> i still believe in america, and i always will. >> reporter: in spite of her positive message in conceding many hillary clinton supporters are devastating. >> i think that they are confused. like what has happened? >> reporter: penn psychiatrist richard somers say among many emotions voters are feeling shock was probably first, trump was never expect to win big. >> certain amount have of disbelief, they are stunned, so there is a kind of strong emotional processing element to this. >> reporter: trump supporters are celebrating the unexpect victory, clinton's people are grieving, protesting, wondering what trump will do to the country despite his

measured word. >> we can work together and unify our great country. >> reporter: doctor summers says uncertainty and intense emotional reactions will probably ease overtime, most people have good coping skills. >> what actually i naturally very resilient and we're built to deal with all kind of extremely stressful traumatic experiences. >> reporter: he says best way to to deal with emotional upheaval is communicating, feelings installing close to family and friends. >> it is really relationships, and a sense of belonging is what helps all have of us. >> reporter: doctor summers say certain people will probably have a harder time dealing with election emotions, including immigrants, women hoff ban boosted and people already struggling with depression and anxiety. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty in september is now recovering. he is at home with his family.

>> reporter: officer josh fidel was released from brain injury unit in months months rehab in elkins park yesterday. he was shot in the head september 3rd after he and his partner interrupted an armed robbery. fidel's partner shot and killed one suspect, two others remain in yale on attempted murder and robbery charges. all right. cape bilo is here. >> yes, we're behind on sleep from yesterday. >> yes. >> it is not helping at all these conditions. >> headaches you want to go home, crawl in the covers and just sleep for hours. >> yes. >> but good news is the sun will come out tomorrow. >> um-hmm. >> as annie said famously. the it will come back. we have a nice sunny stretch coming tomorrow as well, but temperatures will be up and down in that time frame ranging from 60's to 40's, and everything in between. lets take a look outside right now. you can see down the shore, looking glummy, damp and foggy as well. the this is ocean city, board are wet, we have steady rain they have seen down the shore, moving through right now and you can see that on storm scan

three. this front came through the northeast but it is only up here in philadelphia and delaware valley sitting under this blob of moisture, well, this little area of low pressure develops along that front. you can see the swirl. that is what kept the showers in place, a little bit longer than originally anticipate todd day. still hanging on as we head through the 6:00 o'clock hour and we will expect that to be here through 8:00 o'clock before we start to see this rotate on out of here. still a couple more hours of light to moderate rain to go. we have had .27 inches in philadelphia, we're slowly, slowly chipping away at deficit, which is still at more than 5 inches, below the first of the year. it does than the look like we have much more rain in the forecast through the next several days. so through the remainder of this evening light through moderate rain through 8:00 p.m. total amount a quarter inch. that is what we have seen already. areas to the south and east have seen less. areas to the north and west in some spots closer to a third of an inch. still expect slow travel with the rain, wet roads and the low clouds and fog out there

tonight. again, by 8:00 o'clock we will see last showers try to to move off the new jersey coastline, could hang around longer, this storm has out stayed its welcome already so i wouldn't be surprised to see showers linger a bit through tonight but heading in to tomorrow the sun returns, beautiful start to the day and temperatures are a bit up and down. today, with the warmer up briefly. jet stream arriving here feeling pretty nice thursday and friday. then another blast of cold air comes in as we get in the weekend. the saturday will especially feel down right cold. we will rebound quickly again for sunday. or for tonight's low 42 degrees. the showers around. clearing, breezy overnight. low of 42. for your thursday mostly sunny, pleasant at 58 degrees, friday near 60, for veterans day and much colder as we head in the weekend, 49 on saturday but good news it is only one day and then we will warm backup, saturday though feeling more like december then november and with that in mind december not too far away. have you been wondering what

this winter has in store for us is this well, katie fehlinger and i put together an overview of the factor including this winter and tonight we will give you expected snow totals, and temperature trend for the winter that is tonight right here on cbs-3 at 11:00, tune in for that. >> that time of the year. >> yes. >> don bellies up next with sports. >> we will talk about those first, it talked about a three game losing streak. they hope history won't repeat itself. how bird plan to stop their recent slide, sport

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don's back and talking eagles. >> we have to turn it around. >> yes, bird against bird, math the mathy ice coming up in here. >> that is right, dirty bird from back in the day. >> that is right. >> well, it wasn't a good idea to play carson wentz right away? falcons quarterback matt ryan

thinks so. penn charter grad had same experience in 2008. he said playing time is invaluable so let the kid take his lumps. the wentz and eagles back at practice today. they host matty ice on sunday. bird need a win in the worst way, they are on a two game losing streak. >> at the end of the the day we have to win games. that is what it comes down to we have to win the close games. there is no excuses for it. it is just pretty much have to come out with the wind. >> we have eight games left. half season is over with. now we can take advantage now and go out there and make up for what we helped up for the first half of it. >> now eagles defense will face one of the best wide receivers in the business on sunday, at the plant a's julio jones had 97-yard receiving. lets put that in perspective. the that is only 41-yard fewer then eagles top three receivers, combined. eagles cornerback leodis mckelvin giving julio his

props. >> you have a guy 6-foot two, 230, strong, runs fast, you know, can do anything in the route, that he can do better than anybody in the league. >> now, five games, in eight days, means a forced day off for joel embiid. sixers visit indiana tonight after consulting with the medical staff the team decided to leave joe, joy here in philly. they could use him though. sixers are zero and six. they are one of only two winless teams in the nba. new orleans pelicans zero and eight. without embiid sixers are missing their number one scorer and rebounding, highlights tonight at 11:00. jessica dean i know were you down there watching joe, joe play you were impressed. >> very impressed. >> very. >> thanks, sir. >> up next special visitor to a south jerseyc3c3

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well, students in gloucester county are learning how rescue dogs are helping to protect the community. >> k-9 officers with deptford township police brought their partners to oak valley elementary school today and second graders got an up close look at the that k-9 team at work. they finished a story about a rescue dog and in their guided reading group, they talked about service dogs. they looked familiar with the wonderful lesson today a lot of fun. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we

are back at 10:00 o'clock on the cw philly, we're back here on cbs-3 at the 11:00. but before we go i want to check back with kate. >> yeah, at 11:00 make sure you are here with bells on because we have got our winter forecast tonight, this is something that we get asked even in july what will this winter be like? does all this meet mean winter will be back. figure out which factors are driving this winter's forecast, katie fehlinger and i have been crunching numbers. this is a long range forecast so it is an overview, not a guarantee but we will have all of those factors, our expect snow totals, temperature ranges, whole 9-yard tonight the at 11:00. >> we can't get a sneak peak as far as good winter, bad winter. >> i'm telling you nothing, nothing. >> not yet. >> thanks, katie. >> up next, world leaders react to last night's election, look at their concerns and support, scott pelley is next from new york, take care, we will see you tonight.

>> pelley: america's new reality. >> donald j. trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states on january 20. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from reality and reality tv t