right now at 11:00. tackling the issues. i went to the set of hit cbs show blue blood. the real life headlines impact the series and the actor >> caught in cross fire, an off-duty police officer is shot while protecting his son >> a little girl struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. police hope the clues left behind is the scene will help

lead them to the driver, i am ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight a neighborhood in philadelphia's overbrook seconds is shocked over what happened. "eyewitness news" david spunt is live near the scene with more on the car police are now locking for. david? >> reporter: jessica, it is a sad story, i'm at 63rd and lansdowne in overbrook. police are looking for that driver. this happened a little bit after 3:00 this afternoon. they're hoping somebody coming forward with information. >> a single candle marks the spot where a little girl was hit by a driver who then took off >> that's sad. that's so sad. >> frank johnson works across the street from the scene at 63rd and lansdowne. he watched things unfold around 3:15 friday. >> it was crowd around here when i parked. i found out the little girl got killed. >> reporter: a suspect drove a gray or silver ultima

>> turn yourself in, please people are out a child thanksgiving. do the right thing. please. >> reporter: authorities say that nissan altima or maxima has front end damage. if you have information, give philadelphia employees a call. you can remain anonymous. they want the information so they can can make an arrest as soon as possible. reporting live in overbrook, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." an off-duty police officer is shot in north philadelphia. chopper 3 what overhead as angelo row may row made his way to medical help at 11th and parish. the officer was going inside his home around 5:00 when two men started shooting. he was struck by a bullet and hit by fragments in both his

legs and his buttocks. the officer was not the intended target. >> you got these young guys out here with these guns who just wanting violence and makes no sense. just don't seem to have regard for their own lives let alone anyone else's >> just a few blocks away there was a deadly shooting on parish street. a 38-year-old was pronounced dead. authorities are investigating to see if it's somehow connected. philadelphia police arts add couple wanteded in connection with two purse snatchings. they arrested the couple at an acme on roosevelt boulevard. we learned the couple was wanted for theft at a shop rite in hatfield it happened inside a home

last night. investigators say the homeowner shot and killed kelvin who she thought was an intruder. he had just returned from a business trip and may have been trying to surprise the homeowner. the sister called it a tragic accident >> she wasn't expecting him to be coming to the house that soon. he had told her that he was on the george washington bridge but actually she was on the phone with him. >> authorities say no charges have been filed and the investigation is ongoing. a claymont delaware man is facing numerous charges including stalking while in possession of a deadly weapon. this is suspect. 44-year-old brian glass. police say they found him dressed in black. that home belongs to man having a relationship with someone glass knows and that the man asked to be escorted only by

police due to threats. employees say glass was armed with a handgun, a baton, who pairs of brass knuckles and five knives. a vote tonight, the union representing septa workers ratified the new contract that end week-long strike. transport workers union 234 says the deal increases union wages by ten and a half percent over five years and septa tells "eyewitness news" the chairman or vice chairman will now approve the contract. new developments in sandusky's quest for a new trial. judge recused himself. senior judge john cleeland stepped aside. sandusky's lawyers raised objections to his role in a december, 2011 meeting in a hotel the night before sandusky waived a preliminary hearing. so far, there's no time table for a replacement to be named. sandusky a former football coach

was convicted of sexually bruising ten boys. donald trump will pay $25 million to settle throw lawsuits related to trump university. mr. trump voweded he would not settle. that's what he did today. more than 150 students he did is the real estate have not courses were a fraud with fees up to $35,000 pushing many into debt. all students will get at least half the money back. meanwhile, the president-elect and his transition team will meet with former tomorrow. the president-elect arrived late this afternoon. some observers say they're considering romney for secretary of state. today he picked jeff session as republican senator from alabama to be the next u.s. attorney

general. he sits on the senate judiciary committee. he withdrew himself from consideration from a federal judgeship after being accused of making racist comments during his time as alabama's us attorney. he deny those allegations. he will need senate confirmation. next up is congressman mike pompeo. he was selected to be the next cia director. the kansas congressman is a harvard law graduate and member of the house elect committee on benghazi. he's been a critic of the obama administration handles terrorism and international relations. he opposes the i ran nuclear deal. and finally michael the flint for the security adviseder. he retired in african and politically identities as a life-long democrat. he's been out spoken about

radical islam. he tweeted fear of muslims is rational. his future role does not require senate approval. the reagan family representing law enforcement on tv in hit series blue blood. friday providing gripping stories that at time can be compared to the real world a world the actors are concerned about. >> is it art imitating life >> we're looking at ways to bring down the use of excessive force and the frequency of discharging weapons in minority communities in an effort to make that population feel safer >> how do you plan on accomplishing that? >> i'd like to answer that. >> on the story lines taken from the headlines? >> often it look like we have because we're dealing with a genuine police issue. but that story was conceived four, five months before that. >> these stories are real. a series of high profile fatal shootings that has our nation

reeling. >> blue blood looks to reenforce the thought that a few bad apples don't spoil the whole bunch >> i'm not saying, of course, those are the ones that make the front page >> exactly, jack. >> how can you find your way there was this? there's conversations going on that needs to take place. my job is to play a police officer. we play hero on the show. we play the guys and girls that go out and do the best to get it right >> my gosh, >> sometimes in the real world, things do go terribly wrong. and the pain is felt on many levels. >> if you really want to heal, you got to open the wounds and it's going to hurt. it's got to be ugly discussion and people will have to air out their stuff. when you do that, then you can take steps towards healing. >> this show hopes to promote discussion and do it by not saying what's right and what's not >> we want to present the thing and then let you draw your own

opinion through the point of view that we do. >> the article said that you think that cops should be doing a better job >> that's why you don't believe everything you read. >> they got the part that implies cops are racist and use too much force. >> what did they leave out? >> it's not the guest star and the crime that's interesting. it's how does that crime affect the reagan family? >> what we do try very hard is have worthy adversaries and present some balance. >> it has such a potential for being a piece for change. >> what's most important to point out, i think, when we're doing fiction >> of which the end result can at times be an inspiring message to effect reality

>> such a pleasure to visit with them and they wanted me to thank thank many of you and your family for supporting their efforts >> a lot of fun. >> a lot of fun. >> we're talking babies and what you should never say to a pregnant woman. >> unless he really look great, it's not a good thing >> people don't realize their comments can be upsetting to expectant mothers. nicole brewer has expert advice. get ready for exciting baby news here at cbs3. annual holiday transitions continue in our region. the grand illumination at peddler's village. >> it was a great time. nice and warm as well but this front headed our way and it is going to bring a drastic drop for part two of the weekend. i'll tell you wind could gust to 40 miles per hour.

we'll take a peak at thanksgiving as well >> all good things come come to an end, tonight

look at that, a sure sign of the season at peddler village. our kate bilo was there to help santa and joined by zach, fourth grader who won the essay contest and he talked with kate during "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> what is your favorite part of peddler village >> i wrote about my essay, i he closed my eyes and my mom said to open my eyes and i wished for trains. then when i opened my eyes, she

winked at me >> the village extended shopping hours. a big special night for a member of our cbs3 family. >> natasha brown was inducted no the philadelphia broadcast pioneers hall of fame. natasha was among several veteran broadcasters. a dinner was held. jerry blavat. congratulations. >> we say something and we wish we could take it back. >> pregnant women are many times on the receiving end with things you should never say to a woman expecting >> the list is so long. >> just so very long. it does, of course, depend on the individual mama. here's a look at what's better

left unsaid. >> you're small, big, look like you're about to pop. >> talk about that >> pregnancy and children in general open up the door. >> a baby planning business in center city say the nine months can be a delicate time. >> many women feel fearful when they're pregnant. they're hyper aware, sensitive >> what shouldn't you say >> one is are you pregnant, >> or you may have had the baby three weeks ago. any comments about her body >> unless it's you look great, nothing. >> not as unsettling as the belly touching. >> never touch no

>> weird. >> scary when someone comes up to you and you don't know and reaches for your stomach >> they're not all clear cut from asking if it was planned >> not good. >> that's a personal question >> inquiring about names >> we like charlotte for a girl >> guessing boy or girl. especially considering some believe a girl steals your beauty or trying to make conversation. in that case, >> congratulations i guess, i'm so happy for you. >> yes. all of those things will work. and don't worry, as someone who is expecting, yes, baby number two is due in may. i'll cut you slack, i think most people are trying to be nice even if it doesn't come out exactly right. right, kate >> the good news is you won't

have to weather those comments alone because i'm also >> how about that >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> i will say now, it's one baby, please don't ask me if i'm having twins. >> that's great. >> there you go. there's another one in may and it will look a lot different >> people thought we were the same person before, now they're going to be very confused. >> family is growing. that's great. fantastic. >> actually got to do my job here. the baby needs a crib of the let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. it was a beautiful friday. temperatures in the 70's. that's about to change. let's take a look what's happening.

we got to 70 outside today. very, very warm. normal 55 a full 15 degrees above average. we were much closer to the record than we were to the average high. the record is 75. that was set back in 1921. temperatures right now still not bad. way clear sky and light winds, it is dropping pretty steadily. we're at 52 right now in philly but 44 in allentown. 39 degrees in millville and 47 if you're in wilmington. let's take a peak at the temperature bars, warm week capped off by the amazing 70 degree high. tomorrow above average. we go right off the cliff sunday and monday, the averages are created. fall kind of battles with winter. here is the front that will bring us our first tasty of winter. this crosses our area late tomorrow evening, so tomorrow

most of the day looks good, 4:00 p.m. we're still seeing sun. to the west. clouds and a couple of showers and here comes that blast. showers and even a few snow showers. you may see a few flakes. 10:00, 11:00, best chance to see flakes. better chance to north and west. you may have to have an eagles in philadelphia. sunday generally dry, few flurries north and west. sunday will be completely different than today and tomorrow. temperature ten degrees average. there will be chance for flurries and snowflakes north and west all day sunday. tomorrow you may be able to get away with short sleeves. sunday, temperature very close to tonight's overnight low.

that's how big of a shift we're talking for your saturday sun giving with to a few increasing concludes. a gorgeous day, get out and enjoy it. take a long bike ride, walk. get outside it may be awhile before we see another 66 degree day. certainly nothing in the forecast. cold, tuesday and wednesday look pretty good. thursday, the bright spot is i get to use my turkey will happen every day for the next six days. there will be the chance for showers on turkey day. >> festive >> congratulations again. >> thank you so much, guys. >> lesley up next with sports. >> we have the eagles playing in seattle this weekend. they left the nest today. we had a round for high school football. highli

. eagles landed in seattle. they will have a walk-through tomorrow. they didn't this game a little bit personal for brendan graham. birds picked him instead of safety earl thomas who the seahawks grabbed. arguably the best safety. eagles fan wanted early to be the replacement for brian dawkins. >> people might start bringing

up he's there, whatever, i don't think about that no more. we're both doing our thing, going out here, working hard for our team. that's it. i feel like that part is about to be over with. >> to college hoops, villanova against wake forest. josh hart on fire. he went 11 for 14. including six, three pointers a career high 30 points, the wildcats beat 96-77 and remain unbeaten. ♪ >> friday football frenzy with lesley van arsdale. take it away, lesley. >> thank you, ladies. thanksgiving is next week. that can mean one they don't know, this is the final week of the frenzy. the playoff action tonight. we'll start off in pennsylvania. we have marple newtown visiting

academy park, taylor mores takes a part 26-7. to new jersey, shawny visiting timber creek. check out this interception by dante. timber creek the winner, 38-14. collingswood and west deptford. picked out with darin mccue and west deptford the winner 30-0. west chester henderson, look into the end zone and joe makes great catch. springfield wins 21-0. now the big one. coatsville visiting north penn. alexander who takes it all the way in for the score. north penn not to be out done and too strong, nick dillon

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