we can show you those numbers now and it is a good night for brendan boyle, 69 percent of the vote for state representative, dee adcock now at just 31 percent, so an easy win for brendan boyle in house district 13. let's go to the sixth district, the jim gerlach seat voters deciding between ryan costello and manion t it is ryan costello winning this race with 57 percent of vote. dr. manion trivedi failing once again to win this campaign. he has run before. 43 percent of the vote tonight for manan trivedi. >>> in new jersey the third congressional district up for grab. republican tom mcarthur and aimee belgard fighting for that seat. >> aimee belgard a freeholder , tom mcarthur winning 59 percent, a self made businessman over aimee belgard's 39 percent. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is with tom macarthur at his headquarters in toms river tonight. cleve. >> reporter: that's right, it was a very exciting night for tom macarthur and all the republicans here in ocean county, tom mcarthur winning by a pretty large margin over democrat aimee belgard. here in the room you see some of

danny boyle, who directed "slum dog millionaire," "127 hours," "trainspotting," is directing.is not a cradle-to-grave biopic where we do a survey of his whole life. we are doing something else. i am very excited about it. >> is it still three long scenes? >> i wish i hadn't let that cat out of the bag. so, i will take this opportunity to try to make up for it. no. it's not. it's a traditional biopic. it's what we call a cradle-to-grave structure where we survey his entire life. and then this happened and this happened and this happened. >> there have been so many books written about steve jobs, there has been another movie. starring ashton kutcher. why do you think there is more of a story to tell? >> i think you could do 10 more movies about steve jobs and you could line up writers and get 10 different movies. all of them worth going to see. >> did you meet steve jobs? >> i spoke to him on the phone three times. the first time he called me is because i gave an interview. i said everything i have ever written i have written on a mac. he called me to thank me for saying that an

brian boyle of boyle capital says now is the time to buy into which sector? we will tell you. iur capital garrett ryan is here to tell you why you should keep a close eye on commodities, and we may be headed for a global money printing bubble. he is the voice of caution, at least slightly. dan, we begin with him at the floor of the cme. you got to see real action, it was the s&p index which trades right there on the floor of the cme that sees another record. 500 stocks doing beautifully once again, was it china? european union comments. mario draghi comments, what is it? >> the chinese is the most important. on a 40-basis-point move is a real number, that has a positive income and one economy we've been pretty much worried about, there's always been, can we depend on data? what are they doing? this is going to help a lot, especially if it gets real estate going again. david: i look at it differently, people were buying into u.s. equities because they're worried about china, worried about the central banks in japan, what they're threatening to do in europe. the markets today we

boyle the son of morgan and die and boyle -- diane boyle. this is a marine now retired. this is vince roll land in the u.s. air force working for unighted airlines. >> this is from christine saying this is my husband joe who retired in the december of 2012. i love this picture, that's my father top my uncle john, they are not saying who the sailor is, therpg it's one of their -- they think it's one of their best friends. >> this is my dad he retired after 22 years in the navy. we thank you for your service. this one from nancy, this is my father, paul, who served in world war ii in the pacific theater. he was an radio operator. >>> and this patty harris showing her uncle who served in world war ii. diane this is my dad, he just celebrated his 90th birthday. and finally judy says this is my dad, russell howell junior of the u.s. army. he said he lied about his age so he could enlist. he proudly served our country. thank you for sharing these with us, keep the photos and stories coming we'll have more in the next hour on "action news" sunday morning. >> the nurse who fough

boyle cast his vote at lutheran church in northeast philadelphia boyle's opponent republican businessmandd cock cast his ballot in jenkintown. >>> you could not miss the fact that it is election day if you use facebook or twitter, people posting from the polls encouraging their family and friend to get out and vote. >> besides voting itself what else are people sharing on social media about these elections. three on your side's jim donovan looks at what is trending. >> that is right jessica and chris. we have been monitoring all day long. lets look at twitter. they have been looking at each individual race as it occurs in each state. here in pennsylvania there have have been 42,000 tweets that have a political nature today so far. more men are tweeting out then women. average age of the person tweeting is 35 to 54 years old. now they are also looking at trending topics within those tweets. right now in pennsylvania president obama is trending as number one, terrorism including isis number two, health care, gun issues and immigration makes the top five. these numbers are expect to go up,

democrat brendan boyle of pennsylvania. republican of new york.emocrat of arizona and republican of florida. thank you all so much for being here. you even look wide awake. >> thank you, candy. >> you've been through quite a week. i want you if you can to step back from your own elections and look at the totality of what happened on tuesday night. there seemed to be two interpretations. one is that voters said work with president obama, work together, or stop president obama. which message did you all hear from the overall voter message? >> candy, i think there's obviously a lot of frustration with the president's policies. that was obvious in my district. but i think there's also a lot of frustration with gridlock. i heard both. i heard, you know, the president's policies aren't working, they really aren't helping low and middle income earners climb up the ladder. but they said we want washington to work for us and the last four, five years of gridlock haven't been good for the american people. >> i think what i heard is people are sick of washin

. >> matt boyle. i wanted to ask you, what is the effect of this on lynn's citizens and on legal immigrants that are there, and are they aware of this and what is the community's thoughts of this surge that's happened? >> most of them are very afraid to speak publicly about it because they don't want to be branded as a racist. however, i can tell you that through the e-mails i have received and through the personal conversations i have had with the individuals in lynn, they are very concerned about the number of people who are coming in. they want to see it stopped. they're glad that i'm speaking up about it. and even the legal immigrants are very frustrated that they had to wait eight, ten years and spend, in some cases, thousands of dollars to come to the country legally. they don't feel that it's fair that people who are coming across and throwing themselves at the mercy of i.c.e. are being able to get resettled more quickly and more cheaply than they were able to do. >> other than economic compens

democrat brandon boyle from pennsylvania's 13th district is among the 50-plus new members who went backto class today if you will at the congressional visitors center. he'll represent philadelphia and montgomery counties once he's sworn in. he says he's humbled by the responsibility he will have to his constituents. >> last night when i was walking through the halls of congress in, the patriotic american in me kicked in and was more just amazed at what an honor that this is that i have. >> boyle is taking over congresswoman allison schwartz's seat. she lost her bid for pennsylvania governor in the democratic primary back in may. >>> we have new video this afternoon from the robotic lander that's now sitting on the surface of a comet. this is a photo sent back from the spacecraft. you can see one of the lander's three legs in the lower left-hand corner. the european space agency made history yesterday by landing a spacecraft on a comet for the first time. it appears to be ing:dí the sh of a cliff, scientists say, which could cause a problem for its solar panels. >>> now your nbc 10 firs

boyle a democrat, finish with 67 percent of the vote. that is allison schwartz old seat. >>> republicans are happen think morning, the g.o.p. secured control of the senate with wins in key battle ground states and kept control of the house of representatives. senator mitch mcconnell from kentucky could be the next majority leader. we will have a live report from the nation's capitol about the ramifications of a republican house and senate, later in our broadcast. >>> we have the election results at bottom of the screen. our coverage continues on line on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> right now 6:10. midterm elections are a hot topic and we are learning an academy award winning actress could be running for office in the future election. find out who coming up. >>> also ahead new information on the capture of accused killer eric frein and how he was able to hide in the poconos for weeks without being found by police. >>> no shirt, no shoes, no service, that is nothing new but what about no hoodies. businessness one south philadelphia

brendan boyle won. and control of congress may be in the hands of the republican party.op maintained the majority in the house of representatives. and brian taff is live at the big board tracking the capital changes, brian. >> we knew it's a source of intrigue. when we woke up this morning this was the balance of power. 55 democrats to 45 republicans. 36 of the seats were up for grabs. of those races 13 were considered highly competitive. republicans need to get 6 of that's 13 seats to regain the majority. jim indicated they are close to doing that. as of this moment the republicans have a net gain of five seats. they need one more. the latest information right here, that they have won in colorado, montana, south dakota, arkansas and west virginia. there are a handful of seats that are up for grabs in iowa and north carolina. the republicans expect they will get one of those and win the majority back tonight by a larger margin than what you see here. also of note mitch mcconnell did retain his seat. it was a surprise that was tight. he won by a large margin. he may be in

. >> but kim knows if they have it bad, contractor bruce boyles has it worse.ecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with their own video cameras. they're hoping to catch this rare high-angle rescue on camera to be used in training video one day. minutes pass. they're prepping captain fulford. but down in the bucket, kim is starting to wonder if they'll ever be saved. >> just dangling there, i wasn't sure what they were doing. were they figuring out how to get u

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. >> reporter: priest greg boyle founded the organization 26 years ago to save lives. >> i started buryingied my 195th last week. >> reporter: sandra cruz found home boy after serving time. she met avril. they have a 5-year-old daughter and are engaged to be married. they say the nonprofit changed their lives. >> it makes me emotional. >> you didn't think it was possible. >> no, i didn't. >> and now? >> it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: this thanksgiving the family has one more reason to be thankful. the couple is expecting their second child. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," your black friday shopping preview. we'll take you to the stores where people are ready for big discounts. >>> plus, we'll go to turkey for the latest on pope francis's trip today. >>> and a new documentary on cloning a woolly mammoth that walked the earth 40,000 years ago. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vi

. >>> not much snow or chilly- like conditions in the sierra but once again the boyle ski area is claiming kick off the season once again. why did today have extra special significance for a golden moment? >> reporter: here it is. the moment so many have been itching for. [ cheering and applause ] how anxious are you to get on the snow? >> monstrous. >> reporter: on november 7th, the ski and snowboard season officially kicks off. >> it's bragging rights. and it's who we are. we want to get people on snow as soon as possible. we're proud to do it today. >> reporter: to mark the occasion they rolled out not only the red carpet but the white carpet. today marks the 50th anniversary season there, a golden anniversary, commemorated with every 50th chair on the ski lift painted gold from the golden chair to the first run how was it? >> it was amazing. everything i could have ever dreamed of. snowboarding in california early november. boreal does it again. >> reporter: we only had one real snow in the last month so i had to ask them how they made this day happen. >> it's basically magic. >> it's

. >> 91% reporting, boyle is the winner. >> in new jersey, district 3, tom macarthur with 55%. >> in delaware, in the attorney general race, matthew denn the winner with 53% of the vote. >> we will skrocroll the races the bottom of the screen tonight. for a complete list, go to our website at nbc10.com. >>> we had a warm day today, warmer than yesterday and a lot of sunshine. tomorrow we will still be warm. tomorrow we will have cloudy conditions along with the warm air in place so the clouds and the warm air will be here. 57 by 10:00. more clouds around through the day and by noon tomorrow, temperatures will already be in the low 60s. we will wake upwith a milder morning. we have rain in the forecast and friday, that's when the cold air and the wind will get here. average high temperature this time of the year is 60. today we actually got to 71. we were quite a bit above average. tomorrow we will be the same, around 68. after that, our temperatures start to drop off. thursday, dropping down with the rain and then friday, well below average for this time of the year. that will go int

seth kaplan is chief of staff for northeast philadelphia state representative kevin boyle. he said higher rent businesses raise property values and quality of life. >> families will want to move into a community where they have everything. >> another part of the kaplan's argument is just about volume. they say for example the block it often sits on. on my right shoulder you can see car dealership and next door a hair salon. further down the street we have dry clean their sits right next to the used furniture store. in total four out of every ten businessness mayfair are the types of stores that would be banned, under this new zoning proposal. officials say that leaves little room for other industries to grow, dominic munoz disagrees. >> most people that want to open up their own business just want to do better for themselves, provide jobs for others. >> reporter: for now it sits in committee, whether it becomes law will decide if it remains business as usual, in mayfair. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, camden county now where today veterans got well deserved

covering northeast philadelphia, bucks, montgomery county democratic state representative brendon boyle beat out republican businessman deadcock 67 percent to 33 percent. that seat was held for last decade by democrat allison schwartz. >>> we will have more local results in the newscast and of course get very latest at cbs philly.com. >>> well, good news for republicans, g.o.p. secured control of the senate with wins in key battle ground states and kept control of the house of representatives. senator mitch mcconnell from kentucky could be the next majority leader. coming up we will take a closer look at how this effects the natn's government and president obama's last two years in office. >>> when we come this morning an "eyewitness news" exclusive, pennsylvania high school student credited with stopping a possible shooting. he speaks out. find out what senior zachary taylor says he did when he realized a classmate was plotting to kill fellow students, and a a teacher. >>> plus some philadelphia shops are banning a certain type of clothing why the businesses are banning hoodies and why

he will replague jim gerlack pennsylvania's 13th district that stays democratic, brandon boyle is winner over republican carson adcock, replaces allison schwartz who gave up her seat for unsuccessful bid for governor. >>> in delaware's house seat john carney wins his third term defeating republican rose i zz o. we will have all of the reresults at the bottom of the screen and our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. we will take a short break and we will be right back, good >>> some places are banning hoodies and that is sparking a debate. signs say do not enter with mask or hoodie. some say it is an effort to deter crimes. others say the signs amount to racial profiling. they point to trayvon martin unarmed teen hot to death in florida. >> some people shouldn't come in here. >> with hoodies and masks on it. that is why we don't want them in the store. >> many store owners say it is not about race. customers "eyewitness news" spoke with say they are not offended by the signs and they are happy to take off their hood ies before going inside. >>> 4:43. i cannot believe we get a li

danny boyle is now set to direct the film. he did "slum dog millionaire." long time to put together and they often see changes. >> when is this going to be in theaters? no release date yet. i was checking in this morning, no plans yet for a release date. my understanding is one of the reasons sony dropped out is because the filmmakers wanted to get it out sooner than they could accommodate. that sometimes happens with studios, when they have three films they want to make, and filmmakers want to get it out before an awards season. >> we have to leave it there. thank you so much. thank you all for watching. ♪ >> i'm matt miller.

the film will be directed by danny boyle who won an oscar for slum dog millionaire.ilming is expected to begin this winter. >>> a new outer space thriller and look at the one of the greatest minds ever to live and look at disney. here's matt o'donnell. >> reporter: inner stellar makes its debut on the screen this weekend. >> the film focuses on four travelers led by cooper portrayed by matthew mcconaughey. it's 100 years in the future and earth is dieing. the only crop left is corn. they discover a worm hole looking for a new planet to live. >>> staying with space, the theory of everything is the story of one of the world's greatest living mind, astro if i phycist stephen hawking. it is based on the memoir of his wife jane. it takes a look at the life of the genius. hawking was once a healthy young man and then at the age of 21 received an earth shattering diagnosed, als. >>> it is all right to cry. >> no, no. >> it's a normal response to pain. >> i will scan you for injuries. >> don't scan me. >> scan complete. >> unbelievable. you have stained no injuries. however

more results in pennsylvania's 13th congressional district, boyle has taken the top spot with 68 percent, adcock loses with 32 percent tonight. >> all right, shirleen, i want to show you this picture because it is rather dramatic. this is how the you had senate looked when we all woke up this morning. democratic majority holding 55 seats to the republicans, 45. but the big question tonight was how this picture might change, and with it, the the balance of power in congress, and it is very much on the way to changing tonight, at this point, republicans have pick up a net gain of three seatsthat they need, to win the majority they lost back in 2006. and they have won, highly competitive races tonight in arkansas, west virginia, and south dakota, as i said, that means they are much on the way to a historic power shift as you know. republicans already hold power in the house of representatives, where they will keep it tonight and it appears that it vice likely that they might well take it in the senate. sharrie williams watching one senate race tonight in new jersey, where they are also some

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. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm boyle. thanks for watching us tonight.ut president obama harm the country next week? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo? it is widely believed in democratic circles that barack obama will sign an executive order within a few days that will grant legal status to perhaps as many as 5 million undocumented aliens that doesn't mean they will become citizens it does mean they can stay here, work and enjoy the freedoms america allows. now, talking points believes it is meaningless, meaningless to debate the merits of amnesty for illegal aliens. the far left, the open border people, some in the hispanic american pretickets will not be dissuaded. they want few limits on immigration. nothing i can say, nothing you can say will change their minds. same thing on the right. millions of americans believe that people breaking civil law, illegally crossing the border. oversaying their visas have no right at all to any privileges given by our federal government. some nativist americans even object to immigration on t

hi i'm get gutfeld for boyle. thanks for watching us tonight. because it's halloween, costumes are the topic of tonight's talking points memo. normally people. liberals, always the reverse. doning disguises because they are the ones who are really scared. as the election loons and defeat terrifies them in comes the i'm not a liberal costume worn whenever things look bad. they drop the acoustic guitar and pick up the rifle. out goes solar and wind, in comes the flag pin. old trick run right, rule left. then call everyone racist. this deceit raises the question. if your beliefs are so bad that you can't defend them when they matter most, why hold them at all. if you must hide your past, shouldn't that tell to you rethink your present? why be a wolf in sheep's clothing when you can just be an honest cat. if conservative principals are what is needed in bad times shouldn't conservative principles be present all times? you don't take vitamins when you are sick. you take them to prevent sickness. you don't exercise when you are overweight, you exercis

brandon boyle first brought at lex to the election officials. >> pretty major mistake to have made right before the election with very little time to correct it. >> at the last minute, last hour, they are given the wrong information and infuriating. >> reporter: this election will feature 400,000 registered voters. city commissioner al smith smith says in mig informing 30,000 of them can have a serious impact on the integrity of the results. >> if i'm a candidate, do i dispute this election. >> i would be pretty furious. >> reporter: the city could call each person that received the mailer and give them correct information but so far pennsylvania working families won't tell the the city where the mailers were sent. >> why would they in the give you the list. >> i don't know, they claim it is an honest mistake. if something like this were done on purpose there would be a grand jury investigation. >> reporter: working pennsylvania families did not return our calls, sunday, asking for a comment. matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams creat

when they arrived, they ordered the boyle to raise his hands, instead, he went for his waistband. police opened fire, and the boy later died. the officers are now onned a mrltive leave -- administrative leave. >>> lindsey graham calling the report on benghazi, quote, full of crap. >> in my view, trey goudy and cummings are doing a good job at looking at benghazi as a whole, dod, the intel community -- >> yes or no, senator graham -- >> no. no. i think the report's full of crap. >> so this report says no one lied. period. that they were receiving bad information, but no -- >> that's a bunch of garbage. >> graham says the report does not hold the obama administration accountable for lying and covering up what happened. the report which came out friday found no wrong doing by the obama administration, and no delay in sending a cia rescue team. graham says the house intelligence committee is doing a lousy job, and he wants to take another sharp look at the report. >>> turkey day show down, more than 600 k mart employees are petitioning the store to allow workers to put in a request to