. >> i'm nicole brewer. greg argos is live in center city where talks are ongoing but time is running out. >> reporter: that's exactly right, nicole. negotiations are still happening like you mentioned. both sides at the table. in fact the assistant chairman for septa updated us just 15 minutes ago and he calls the talks, quote, very positive. right now there is no resolution. so that means that potentially in one hour the city's trolley system, the city's bus system, the city's subway system could come to a screeching halt. the strike is set for midnight. that is 59 minutes from now and septa officials say if that happens, like i mentioned all cities, buses trolleys and trains will return to their depots. talks are going well and sources say the union president could suspend the clock and keep the system running if there continues to be forward motion in these negotiations. even so septa officials are urging riders to watch for an update about service interruption. we're posting them on our website. a spokespers

. >> as an independent brewer greg is part of a small but rapidly growing beverage category, hard site ter, where his virtue cider label has been thriving. >> three years ago nobody knew where it was. now it's all over tv, all over the supermarkets. >> no surprise, all this rapid growth has not gone unnoticed by big players in the beer category. greg's now getting stiff competition from big beer brands who have recently acquired cider brands to market along with their other products. >> sam adams with the angry orchard, miller coors with a couple of brands and anheuser-busch. they have the stella and johnny appleseed. >> they have vast production facilities, marketing budgets and distribution channels. this puts all of the smaller producers in a bind. how can an independent compete against that? he's not competing with the big brewers for the mass market. >> we'll never be able to compete with those guys on price, efficiency, or marketing so we're going to have to do this. >> great apple. >> instead, he's concentrating on the high end or premium market. his strategy starts with feature

. >> i'm nicole brewer. greg argos is live in center city where talks are ongoing but time is running out. >> reporter: that's exactly right, nicole. negotiations are still happening like you mentioned. both sides at the table. in fact the assistant chairman for septa updated us just 15 minutes ago and he calls the talks, quote, very positive. right now there is no resolution. so that means that potentially in one hour the city's trolley system, the city's bus system, the city's subway system could come to a screeching halt. the strike is set for midnight. that is 59 minutes from now and septa officials say if that happens, like i mentioned all cities, buses trolleys and trains will return to their depots. talks are going well and sources say the union president could suspend the clock and keep the system running if there continues to be forward motion in these negotiations. even so septa officials are urging riders to watch for an update about service interruption. we're posting them on our website. a spokespers

brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. it is election day and city officials in philadelphia are doing their part to make sure it is a fair one. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has latest on voting complaint totals all across the city. >> good evening, ukee. right now there is 85 total complaints of the vote erin tim days and fraud including one right here at the this wynfield section of the philadelphia. district attorney says he has put detectives throughout the county investigating these claims but right now there has been no confirmed cases of fraud. despite strong voter turnout, throughout philadelphia. >> i am happy to report after having spoken with commissioner al schmidt of the city's commissioner's office that voter turnout is higher then normal. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney says complaints of vote erin tim days and fraud have remained study compared to past presidential elections. as of 4:45 district attorney seth williams says there have have been 85 total complaints called in, 54 have been investigated, now 17 of those were election hearings, which is campaigning within the polling area that is not allowed within 10 feet of

brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. it is election day and city officials in philadelphia are doing their part to make sure it is a fair one. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has latest on voting complaint totals all across the city. >> good evening, ukee. right now there is 85 total complaints of the vote erin tim days and fraud including one right here at the this wynfield section of the philadelphia. district attorney says he has put detectives throughout the countyti