anita: can i comment on that? really, that was a great question. and you're right. the relations of -- of course naturally, in 2000 there were a lot of people on the hill who were not happy with the result and there was still calling into question the legitimacy. i think a lot of things changed really after 9/11. the country really did come together, the congress really did work well with the president a number of key issues, passing enormous bipartisan legislation on emergency plan for aids relief which we haven't seen anything to that level up until now. a $15 billion commitment to a single disease. so there were areas of cooperation that were actually very encouraging. i also think what really led to some of this too was the -- personality driven. jomplet b. bush -- george w. bush would work with the other side. ted kennedy was a frequent guest at the white house, nancy pelosi was a frequent guest at the white house. despite -- despite public rhetoric there were conversations behind the scenes. drawing from an example, too, of how ronald reagan handled his congre

anita and i were there, anita was not able to come to the first one, our son was born, the second when she was there for and we were character witnesses to show that we cared about him and believed in him, we believed in his life was worth preserving and we made that argument to the jury and there were others who contacted mitch as well. a woman named lillian had become interested and not become interested in him so we had a few people there, his lawyer was hired by southern poverty law center, brought in to help mitch, did a great job and all of us went in and did our best to make the case this person should go home, being executed to have life without parole. we ultimately won the case. 1989. that was five years after our first visit. >> he is still in prison. any chance of parole? >> his sentence was reduced to life without parole. in alabama they passed laws in the meantime, the pardons done by president clinton in the 90s affected the life without parole sentences because of many states after the midnight parties of bill clinton as he was leaving office, he pardoned dozens and doz

say anything you'd like to anita >> anita, you know, i can feel your pain, sometimes we all have kids that do things that are bad, but you know what, you're a mom and you've got to do what you feel is right. >> you've been where anita weiner is? >> sometimes, yeah. i think every mom's had a point where their kid's embarrassed them. >> every mom's anita weaner? >> yes. >> you saw the photos of anthony weeper? >> it's fine. >> i did, i did, yeah. >> thank you for not lying. >> okay, cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have to take a break. when we come back our 11th annual half and half halloween costume pageant with the surprise mystery celebrity too, stick around, we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ? my mother passed 2003, but she always told me i don't care if you turn out to be a great athlete or whatever but, you need to make sure you get your college degree. sometimes i call the house, just to hear her voice. (phone ringing) answering machine: hi, leave a message after the beep. (beep) hey mom, this is larry. i just want to let you know that uh, i fulfilled the pr

anita: one, i was not surprised at all.even during the primary and 2008, he always respected her. -- in 2008, he always respected her. i was not surprised to see him plunge into the campaign to the extent that he did once he did not feel donald trump should be president and he believes hillary clinton should be president. i think that the enthusiasm with which michelle obama kind of plunge into this campaign was really interesting to watch. this was very much a moment for her that i think was important for hillary clinton and equally important for michelle obama. anchor: mike? if donald trump loses badly? anchor: we are all checking our phones. anchor: if donald trump loses badly, what should people like reince priebus say? should they say hillary clinton was such a formidable candidate that of course we lost badly? mike: i would not try to spin it. we have conducted the experiment that a lot of people in the republican party wanted to do which was to run a pure all right candidate. anchor: we cannot say we ran it on all ri

anita? >> reporter: well, it is cold outside. but there is a large crowd gathered for the rocky run, i'm anita oh, right here by the art museum, next, we will talk to these fabulous women who are ready to become champions today. >> looks like fun, and eat, a see you soon. good morning everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get straight out to meteorologist, justin drabick, on the outside. >> you called it, it is cold. you saw anita, she has the right idea, bundled up. what's this guy telling us to wear coats? he's not out here with a coat. only out here for a minute or two, but don't get me wrong it is cold. and we're talking about temperatures good 15, 20 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday. our highs today are going to be about 15 degrees colder than yesterday. we made it into the 60s, not even close to that. it will feel like early december. guys warming up behind me becomes 15 minute away from sunrise, it will be good one. full sunshine today. check out the temperatures though. a loft spots below freezing. we go to wilmi

how is it looking, anita? >> reporter: well, jan, good morning, no where near as bad certainly as it looks, yesterday, take a look behind me, you can see, there are still some pools of water here in front of the stores, and part of this parking lot, still blocked off. but it has recede add lot since yesterday. still, many customers are frustrated that this is the third water main break here in the past three years. >>> it is more than 100 years old. >> they need to fix it. fix it right. >> on friday, 48-inch water main underneath the baker center in east falls burst open again, flooding the parking lot with 6 million-gallon of water. >> putting a band aid on the problem, not fixing the problem. >> as cars went under, crews went to work. >> but more frustrating than damage, customers say, is the fact that this is the third water main break here in three years. before friday, a main burst in 2014, and most recently again in june 2015. >> i understand that. i'm one of those. we all are. but, you know, i feel terr

live in mayfair, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, anita, thank you. police have arrested suspect in a weekend home invasion and sexual assault in bucks county. twenty-one year old derrick anderson faces burglary and indecent assault and other charges. police say anderson homeless and was found inside abandoned car in philadelphia. prosecutors say anderson assault add female resident of bensalem lafayette gardens early saturday. they say that after the release of surveillance video led them to the suspect. >> so in round every wet weather, in for day of soaking rain, but there is a silver lining in the clouds. all of this rain is very much needed. meteorologist, katie fehlinger live in the cbs-3 weather center tracking the system. katie, what's the latest? >> the late zest we're all getting hit pretty much here, whole region enveloped in some kind of weather whether it is a fine drizzle or full blown steady rain that's currently coming down. we start thing off by taking a look at how much we've seen so far. and just a short list of couple of rain and t

live in trenton, this afternoon, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. another 50 in the hospital after another fire this one in woodbury gloucester county was also driven by high winds. the flames went through group home before 4:00 this morning, the home collapsed from the damage and fire spread to two adjacent homes and two cars, wind also blew down wires, and the winds did not make it easy fight. >> it was a wind driven fire, worried about the houses east side of the street, heavy embers blowing, no additional exposure involved on that side. very dangerous. >> right now the conditions of the six people injured in the fire are unknown. >> well, as we mentioned, winds played a big role, complicating the fire fighting efforts in both woodbury and trenton, but whether will it ease up? meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the skydeck where it is a cold and blustery start to the week, katy? >> very much so, jim, right on cue, that winds picks up. but we are going to have to deal with it looks like at least through tonight and into tomorrow, as well. the

. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classrooms. as as for how long have you been here? >> guest: 10 years. >> host: how many books have you written or cowritten? >> guest: [laughter] written three books with my husband burton folsom and happy to be here tonight with birds to talk to you about it. >> host: burton folsom what do you say right about? >> guest: i usually write about economic history. i'm interested in entrepreneurs and the rise of the niceties becoming a world power and what propelled the united states to achieve the greatness and if you had to narrow that down into a semi-sound bite what would that be? >> guest: i would say the rise in the united states and the ability of entrepreneurs in the free market setti

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live here near the scene, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan. neighbors say this this is a busy stretch in which cars fly by, as if it is a highway and even this early in the morning we have seen cars, zooming by, very quickly here, yesterday, this was the scene of a tragic crime. >> so sad. >> reporter: cars passed the intersection of 63rd and lansdowne avenue, one candle remains. it is a makeshift memorial to honor an eight year-old girl struck and killed by a hit and run driver. >> it was crowded around here when i park when i found out little girl got killed. >> reporter: frank johnson who works across the street from the accident scene saw it unfold 3:15 friday morning when a car struck the girl and then just kept going. paramedics rushed the girl to the children's hospital of philadelphia where she later died around 5:30 and now the community is pleading for justice. >> turn yourself in, please, it is thanksgiving, it is bad enough these people are without a child on thanksgiving. do the right thing, turn yourself in, police report report

anita, why don't you pray. >> father, we want to thank you for the opportunity of coming to des moinesom his deviant lifestyle, >> nothing has done more to advance the cause of gay acceptance and gay rights than people like anita bryant. >> thus always the bigots. >> she campaigned for a vicious anti-gay law in california that helped make harvey milk a national figure. >> as political parades go, it was a little unusual. harvey milk on his way to city hall to be sworn in as a supervisor in san francisco. >> the harvey milk hope speech, that was a moment when a lot of people in the gay community said, something has shifted in our collective subconscious and what we feel we're entitled to. >> i will fight to represent my constituents. i will fight to represent the city and county of san francisco. i will fight to give those people who had once walked away hope so that those people will walk back in. thank you very much. ♪ p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back. r is for read my mind. and i... can't see a thing. s... see

now allow me to introduce my friend anita mcbride. she is the executive in residence at the center for congressional and presidential studies and the school of public affairs at american university. she previously served as assistant to president george w. bush and chief of staff to first lady laura bush from 2005 to 2009. directing the staff's work on a wide variety of domestic and global initiatives in which mrs. bush was involved. anita's white house service spans two decade and three presidencies. and as director of the u.s. speakers bureau at the united states information agency. she is an adviser to the george w. bush institute and a member of several organizations, including the u.s. afghan women's council, the fullbrooit scholarship board and white house historical association. please join me in welcoming anita mcbride. [ applause ] >> thanks. terrific. thank you. well, good morning, everyone, and thank you, david. you are always very, very generous in your remarks. on behalf of american university and all of our conference pa

anita oh, is live in media where the annual parade is underway. good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, jan, a lot of emotion here, large crowd gathered honor those who served before us, you can see the 57th annual veterans day parade here in delaware county happening as we speak. the courthouse here in media is the ending point of this parade, which began at 11/11:00 this morning, we've spoke tone so many veterans and their families, some who geared up remembering their time in the service. and many who say they're so proud to be americans. we also spoke with richard snow, who served in the navy during the viet nam war. he explains what this day means to him. >> it rep renz what america is really about, and the men and women who served and are still serving. >> without question, put their lives on the line every day, and i think so much of our society has just taken that for granted. >> again, so many people we've spoken to, getting emotional, and expressing their pride to be american. you can see, that the parade is coming throu

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us with the latest on this investigation, anita. >> reporter: ukee, it was supposed to be a simple walk to the corner store to pick up chips, soda but last night a 14 year-old boy lost his life after he was gunned down in the middle of a mayfair street. >> i'm seeing his mom cry, brother cry and he is like he never cry, he is one of the tough dudes that never cry. i'm seeing him crying. i feel the same type of way. >> reporter: grieving friend and family have more questions then answers after someone shot and killed iain willsy monday night. >> he pulled me aside and said your friend east an got shot. i'm like, i just couldn't not believe it. >> reporter: police say iain and a friend were walking to a corner store to buy chips when two men approached them near 6200 block, and one shot iain three times in the chest and stomach. >> it is a possibility there was a attempt robbery but also a possibility that maybe there was a prior conflict between these two groups. we just don't know. >> reporter: fourteen year-old was able to run a few feet befor

once again, their focus is on the state of pennsylvania neat anita oh. >> reporter: the presidentialoters. democrat nominee hillary clinton made two unannounced stops in philadelphia sunday to cedar park cafe and mt. airy church of god and christ. >> fractions of this campaign. i'm focused on -- and your. >> reporter: clinton also appeared by name in iowa where republican nominee donald trump blasted her during his rally. >> her current scandals and controversies will continue through the her presidency and will make it virtually impossible for her to governor. let's hope we don't have to to think about it >> trump daughter ivanka spoke to respectable in northeast philadelphia chelsea made a stop in >> i'm personal the not ready for a woman in the white house. it's my personal opinion. again, i'm a republican and don't believe in her philosophies either >> trump says let's change things. yes. let's change it. let's have a woman written. >> pennsylvania is, of course avery important swing state in this election both candidates continue to make stops across our region on monday donald

anita? >> reporter: good morning, jan. women, this is totally my kind of assignment. out some of the products here at latitude and longitude in manayunk. these jewelry pieces are actually designed by a local designer, john wind, and these are the kind of items that you can find when you shop local, and shop small business. this business, has actually, owned basilica of saints peter and paul meredith, she started here when she was in college, and then took over five years ago. meredith, so many cute items here, tell us why people should shop small business? >> small business, the back bone of the us. you're helping us, you know, put our kids to school. you're helping, not helping, you know, do other things, just helping us. >> and what are some of the specific items that are most, i guess, excite fogger you, some of these items actually if you take a look here, very, very local specific. this one says twilight in philadelphia. these are designed by local artists. so talk about what people and shoppers can find here today? >> reporter: you can find one of designs, uniqu

anita? >> good afternoon, jim, rahel. that student only 15 years old, but now recovering from several gunshot wound to his left arm and waist area. that will shooting happened this morning around 7:00 at a bus stop near west 27th street and north van buren street. we can show you some video now from the scene earlier this morning, when authorities rushed after a force of shots fired. police say that student was able to flagg down a school bus, headed to john dickinson high school. after someone reportedly ran up to him and opened fire. one neighbor describes seeing panic students scrambling to get on the bus or rush for cover. >> still chaos, but when we look out the window, we saw some kids run up this way, kids on the bus, some of the bus drivers was telling the kids to get on the bus. >> that student sent list in the stable condition here at a. i. dupont children's hospital. at this time, there is no word on motive or suspect. but anyone with information is asked to call wilmington police. live in wilmington, anita oh,

what do you know, anita? >> reporter: well, good morning, jan. this is obviously very developing fluid situation, but there is an extremely heavy police presence here down this street. there is a lot of police activity. they are searching for a man who reportedly fired shots at authority. we just saw a marine unit pulling a boat go by. the man reportedly has 29 guns in his name, if you take a look behind me on this other side, you can see, a ton of other police units, and cruisers, the seconds alarm ers are here, the fire department is here. they responds today this area on river road near salmon road around 5:30 this morning, neighbors have been ordered to shelter in place. we also know that the septa service in this area has been shutdown. so, again, this is a very fluid developing situation. as authorities are responding to reports of shots fired, and searching for this man now he may be in the woods or near the water. so that is what we know at this time. and we will bring you all of the latest on the air and on cbsphilly.com. for now live in

live at the art museum, anita oh, "eyewitness news", back to you. >> still time to sign up, anita.int hint. maybe we'll see you run up those stairs? >> no, no, they said they'll carry me up here. we'll see. >> we'll check back in with you, and eat, a thank youment still ahead: something unexpected during the busy lunch rush. a car comes crashing through the restaurant and it is all caught on camera. more on what happened here, and we'll also have this. >> i just screamed help, like bloody murder, screamed help. >> i reached in, and i feel an arm. soso it immediately grabs me back. >> the story of amazing and risky rescue. one teen helped save the life of another teen. upside down in a submerged car. >> and down right chilly this morning, you guys, but justin is back to tell us about nicer weather that's on the wayment we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the

let's bring in anita mcbride.chief of staff to first lady laura bush and is now with the american university center for congressional and presidential studies, my alma mater. yay. and david eagles, director at the center for presidential transition. good morning to both of you. anita, to you first. >> good morning. >> you've worked on four presidential transitions. can you walk us through just 8 bit on how it works and what kind of vibe you're getting about how the trump transition is going. >> well, actually this transition now has the benefit of a lot of legislation and support and resources that previous transitions have not had to this level. as david eagles will be able to tell you as well, legislation that allows for the top candidates of both parties to get started much earlier than we ever had before, and certainly the transition of 2000 is the one example no one ever wants to have again because we lost so much time. so i think despite reports of chaos, i think that they're moving along just as they should

you can look them up k-9 for warriors job. >> anita fogle. fox news. >> it looks nice in sant monica, california. >> as we head into tomorrow and tomorrow it's mid november. we're snapping in. take wrapper precautions. if not we're fine. it's a great fun ryan. >> neighbor it's from noon. >> that's coming up. >> coming up subject night this is super, super moon a super super doomer moon. >> will it be wearing a escape? well, we'll see if this space x project can turn around and come back. a live look outside washington monument is nice flight and hild this time of year. receipt vans degree, dulles 64 and din 66 it's a mrentset breeze picking up and that's bringing in cooler air. quick, hold that and 24 to 36 gave a winter preview in fall sunday afternoon. sat line an radar mostly sdleer we're expecting for the next few days. sun filled skills coming your way is it and sunday. temperatures will start to fall. look at the 30s off north here. westminster 39. frederick 4 as well as gaithersburg and dulles 47 and haikers town 4. some locations hang

as anita roman reports, the event is more than just gold medals. >> good morning. >> reporter: it is a test of strength and concentration. we have mesa. we have gilbert. we have several different teams from all over the four peaks area. >> reporter: 600 special olympic athletes starting at the age of 6 taking over lanes one through 20 competing for gold. >> they get to compete in two games and they get medals. >> this is for the athletes. >> reporter: 19-year-old damien is a bobcat with the adapted services program in scottsdale. >> reporter: what are you >> gold medal. >> reporter: 10-year-old cole attends queen creek elementary. >> it gives him a chance to do everything that other kids get to do. >> they get to express themselves. >> reporter: educators and parents agree everyone who bowls, strikes, or not wins. >> i see the kids being happy. it's hard to describe. >> reporter: anita roman, fox 32 news. >> the tournament continuings tomorrow. each team raises money on its own to participate. >>> researchers at cornell found people find food more appealing when it has names like gra

>> and they are cool looking. >>> on the next azam. >> i'm anita roman. saturday on azam, have you ever thought about adopting? well, we'll have an adoption expert in studio to answer your questions. >> and i'm ty brennan. on sunday's show, the busy holiday travel season is upon us, and trend or truth, we'll let you know what you can and >>> all right, weather believers. are you glad that friday has arrived? >> so glad. >> i know we are all very pleased. >> yes. >> so you're going to have a great weekend, no matter where you are in arizona, the numbers will be right on track for mid november, so have fun out there. we'll see you monday. >> all right, well you have heard of baseball games being called because of rain, football games being called because of snow, but wait until you see what stopped a golf tournament. >> and challenge, you never know what is going to get in the field. well, they are not official entrants in that field, but the mon goose has decide, you know what, we'll put on a little show. about how many of them were there, 20 of them? here

anita roman, fox 10 news. church putting giving in thanksgiving. >> they spent the morning giving away turkeys before the big feast. the church is located near 33rd avenue and thunderbird road. they also provided clothing and infant supplies all free of charge. this is the third year that the church has done their turkey give away. >>> the dogs at the arizona humane society shelter will get a treat. mesquite elementary school making kongs. those are the rubber toys with a hollow center and you stuff the center with food. >> volunteers say it will keep the dogs' mind off of the stressful environment in the shelter. 800 dogs will we have one on wednesday. that is pretty cool. >> very. >>> thousands of people earlier braving the gloomy weather for, i think this is amazing, the iron man race. we'll take you to the starting you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. denny's all-new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes. the 11th the 11th >>> the 11th i

anita oh has the latest from the university of pennsylvania where minority students they they're underttack. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: from fear to anger, shock to sadness, students are reacting to recent reports of hateful acts targeting minorities after tuesday's presidential election >> it sends a message that it's acceptable. that we condone this through our democratic election. radnor township are investigating after a black student reported three men assaulted her and knocked her to the ground while yelling president-elect trump's name. it happened this night under the septa station on campus >> i didn't expect in. >> reporter: in response. the university finds this conduct deplorable and considers this racist behavior that runs completely counter to our values. the naacp's philadelphia chapter also harshly condemned the violence >> it's tragic and unfortunate that something like that would happen as the result of what is called a democrat process. >> reporter: this was a response to a group target african-american american freshman at the university of pennsylvania in which

anita mcbride thank you so much. were given inside access to the vice president's residence, i am going to take you on a tour, show you the grounds, a history, the a beautiful home, and the place the pence family will soon call home. >> i can't wait. we never get the look vice president mansion. >>> we got biggest super man from generations >> last time this the moo this close to earth, 1948. >> we should have a like a part >> we should have a little super man party. yes, this is kind of what makes this particular super man a little bit so special how close it is going to get to the earth. what we're about to see is set to see on monday. since 1948, if you miss this big event on monday, pack your patience because you'll have to will be this full and close to earth won't be until 2034. >> i was telling you i did notice last night how bright it was in the sky. i didn't realize how close we were >> it's just not perfectly full yet. this is funny. when i say super man and go see the super man monday >> superoon monday >>

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is in berwyn with her message to voter, anita. >> reporter: melania trump did campaign for i large crowd in supporters in berwyn. first time she has spoken publicly since she was accused of copying her speech at july in the republican national convention. donald trump supporters cheered as melania trump took stage at main line sports center this berwyn, pennsylvania. >> make america great again is not just some slogan. it is what has been in his heart since the day i met him. >> reporter: mrs. trump spoke about her childhood in slow convenient use, immigration to america and anti bullying platform that she focused on as first lady. >> it is never okay when a 12 year-old girl or boy, is mocked, bullied or attacked. >> reporter: despite the speech virginia whistling says she's undecided. >> she's talking about children being bullied on the internet, it spoke to me. i wanted to say can you tell that to your husband too. >> reporter: we spoke to a few in the crowd who said they identified as democrats, but not anymore. >> i cast my vote for president obam

. >>> a victim shot in the head in north phoenix, and anita roman has more on what happened. . >> we are seeing detectives investigators looking for evidence. photographr mike robinson going to give you a closer look. just a few seconds ago, there was a police officer dusting, it looked like for fingerprints, and those arcadia doors. those doors that are open right now, police say the victim was standing just on the other side 9:50 yesterday morning, a man in his forties, when his wife called 911 reporting that he had been shot. the woman reported three gunshots, the man shot twice, taken to the hospital. the phoenix fire department said that they transported him with a gunshot wound to the head, transported in serious condition to local phoenix hospital. according to police, the shooter was not seen, and we just talked to a neighbor ago who said she heard gunshots, ran outside and they didn't see anything either. >> we heard the thump, thump, thump, and then i said, honey, is that a gunshot or fireworks? i don't know. so we went inside. we saw nothing. and then in a few minutes, her

anita roman, fox 10 news. >> pir donated 500 tickets to veterans in honor of veterans day. if you're interested in buying tickets, they're still available. we've got a link on our website, fox10phoenix.com. >>> a tempe family offering a return of their two dogs. gemma and toby escaped their yard on southern and mcclintock. beautiful looks like a german shepherd and some sort of a mix. both dogs are 8 to 9 months old. they're spayed and wearing a microchip. they don't have i.d. tags. if you have any information, please contact sherry pet rescue. >>> a dog is reunited with his owner after nearly a decade after he went last week a valley rescue group took in an abandoned shih tzu, and they scanned his microchip, which led them to the dog's owner. that's amazing. a decade? >> reporter: almost a decade. i love happy endings. we don't know who brownie was with for the past nine years. when he was found, he was in pretty bad shape. tonight, though, he is back in the arms of his original owners. this is 15-year-old brownie. he's blind and deaf. rescuers believe he was abandoned aft

anita mcbride, nice to have you with us again, former chief of staff to first lady laura bush. >> thankou. >> after the break, police there are bracing themselves of what could be a friday night of anti-trump protests. these were pictures out of oregon last night of riots. why do some cash back cards make earning bonus cash back so complicated? they limit where you can earn bonus cash back to a few places... ...and those places keep changing every few months. the quicksilver card from capital one doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. leave complicated behind. what's in your wallet? >>> we got some news coming in this afternoon. the wall street journal has interviewed donald trump of his first interview since winning the presidency. there is some interesting headlines in here. the headline on the article is he will consider leaving parts of the obama healthcare in place. he will consider leaving the prohibition against insurers denied coverage because of preconsisting conditions. he says of those two provisions, i like t

anita roman has the story. >> we heard like pump, pump, pump. and i said, honey, is that gunshot? >> watching tv with her husband just around 10:00 wednesday night when she said she heard the shots. >> and went inside and saw nothing. and then in a few minutes there is -- and a lot of police. >> phoenix police surrounded the small complex across from the house off cactus and cave creek road after a woman called 9 saying her husband had been shot. phoenix fire confirms they transported the man in his 40s with a gunshot wound to the face and head. the search for a suspect or suspects was on. police used datings yard for surveillance. she took these pictures of officers working. >> after a few minutes we saw a guy like walking backward like that. police, come outside. calling them. >> police confirmed the victim and his neighbor had an argument before the victim was shot and that two men were taken into custody. anita roman, "fox 10 news." >>> no word on charges the victim is said to be in serious condition. >>> when donald trump is sworn in he will be the richest person ever elected

at west world, anita roman, "fox 10 news." >>> world championship chicago cubs. can you believe i said that? >> no, it's a little -- it takes some getting used to. >> the world series champion chicago cubs. are being honored with a real sweet treat. took 200 hours for bakers at chicago's french pastry school to create this masterpiece. the 5 foot cake made up of 45 pounds of sugar, ten pounds of rice crispies. when on display at the chicago city hall and fans were leaving messages to congratulate the team on the walls of wrigley field. look at that. right there on the walls with chalk. but today was the last day to do tribute and then the wall cleaning begins. >> leave it up for awhile. leave it up for awhile. >> the rain will bring it down in chicago. thousands of messages have been left over the past week following the cubs victory over the cleveland indians. >>> the cleveland fans didn't enjoy that story as much as you did. >>> and extremely rare and beautiful diamond expected to fetch a huge price at an auction in switzerland. the diamond is rated as a vivid

fox 10's anita roman has more on this. >> she can tell you what they are thinking. how they are feeling. >> one of the things i like to ask about is purpose in your life. something they come to learn or something they come to help you with. >> pet psychic darla steel has a ec one that developed early on in childhood. >> i communicate heart to heart, mind to mind with animals and it is very similar like a human's psychic other than i'm connecting with an animal and i can tell people information about how they are thinking. feeling. >> from dogs and calts and bees and ants and dolphins. steel is tuned in. >> i have been able to help people bring information to the vet. oftentimes there has been cases was going on and i had clients pay thousands of dollars and come to me and we are able to clear it up in one quick session. i tell people, yes, i do animal communication but what i really do is make the invisible visible south florida readings to healing, her purpose she says is to connect humankind with their beloved pets, past and present. anita roman, "fox 10 news." >>

anita roman, "fox 10 news" >>> according to stephen hawking our time on earth is drawing to a close if you look at it historically. >> will we get through thanksgiving? >> he is talking about 1,000 years. hawking believes the only way extinction is to find another planet and he does not believe humans will survive another 1,000 years. hawking is long pushed the theory that future of humankind is in space. >> i just don't want to live in outer space. >> it's 1,000 years off. you don't have to worry about it. >> have no desire. just going to end it here. >> even if there were no other options? >> no. >> so i fly off and i go, bye-bye! >> i guess i won't. >> wow. >> and i'm not going to worry about steven hawkings' prediction. >> it's something a lot of people wish for. x-ray vision to see their christmas presents right through the wrapping. how amazon is making that possible. >> i think my kids have x-ray vision by shaking the package. >> untapeing. >> plus it's a growing trend. the new restaurant where you whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, has more on what the city plans to do to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> it is a mess, big one. >> reporter: day after water main burst and sent 6 million-gallon of water, gushing through the bakers center parking lot, clean up continued throughout saturday afternoon. but bonita jones said her car is likely ruined for good. >> attempted to open the door, water gushing through both sides. >> 48-inch main, one of four underground, more than century old. >> there are replaced before, then somebody messed up. >> as cars went under, crews went to work, rescuing stranded shoppers. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues, moving people around, tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores, using boats. >> more frustrating than damage, customers say, the fact the thirds water main break here in three years, before friday's event, main burst in 2014, and most recently again in june 2015. >> they need to fix it, and fix it right. >> putting ban aid on the problem. they're not fixing the problems. >> water commissioner debra mccarthy said o

took to the streets of philadelphia this morning for the rocky run and "eyewitness news" reporter anitaspecial. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reporter: with strength, with smiles, with sylvester stallone's famous character in mind. >> yo' adrienne. >> reporter: thousands hit the pavement near saturday's art museum. >> i'm a huge rockies fan. >> reporter: the character rocky balboa inspired this runth say they chose this event specifically because they resonated with the symbol of resilience and overcoming the odds. that's a theme michael sullivan felt resonated to his life and the reason he drove from lancaster to run in this race. >> i got bit by a spider and contracted mrsa and doctors were talking about me losing my leg and i swore that that if i could keep my leg i would do a half marathonnism it's a similar story for eloise whose husband wall diagnosed with a blood disorder that could lead to cancer. >> we spent a lot of time in the hospital and we continue to look and see what the next steps r but at this point in our lives it's very encouraging letting the underdogs in life be ab

don't take the time for granted. >> reporter: in blue bell, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue tonight, police say a delaware man, afraid for his life had reason to be. when we come back where officers say they found this man and shocking thing they found on him. >>> and milestone marathon our stephanie stahl will show you odds this seven five-year old man had to overcome are as impressive as number of races he has what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. >>> a claymont delaware man is facing numerous charges tonight including stalking while in possession of the deadly weapon. >> this is suspect 44 year-old brian glass, yesterday police say they found him dressed in black, behind a home on east wood street in elsmere. police say t