"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been looking into president-elect trump's statement about the wall after his election when and also whether a wall is feasible. david? >> been hearing about this wall for a year and a half since donald trump announced he wanted to be the 45th president of the united states, last night in his first interview of president-elect on six of zero minutes, he changes his tune little bit about that wall. >> we are going to have big, beautiful doors in the wall, and we're going have people come into our country, but they're going to come in legally. >> for over a year and a half, donald trump assured the american people, he'll build a wall on the border of the united states and mexico. now, that he's president-elect? >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> but here's a bit of a change. >> they're talking about a pence in the republican congress. would you except a fence? >> for certain areas, i would. but certain areas the wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this, this goal of construction. >> it will be an interesting project. a lo

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we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded to a break in 2014. and this one in june, 2015. the june break was also 48 inches. >> this has happened three times in three years. a lot of people are frustrated about this commissioner. >> i understand that. i'm one of those.

"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 cbs

it was corrupted from the beginning and here we are. >> david spunt reporting. we i apologize for gestures behind david. they're starting to disburse. we'll keep you updated. >>> protests are underway elsewhere as well. take a look at this video from new york city, chicago and z. those taking part say they're upset with trump agenda. so far, the protests have been peaceful. many in our region are happy about the idea of president elect trump. >> liked at trump as being the under dog. so that's what i went with. wow. i'm so happy donald trump won. we're going to have a great nation >> he was the first republican to carry pennsylvania in a presidential election since 1988. >> president elect trump says he has a lot of work to do. he heads to the twiss given the process of healing a divided in this case. alexandria hoff is live with more on the calls for unity >> this is hardly the first time that election results have felt controversial. what we do know is that the process will push forward. the transition will begin tomorrow at the white house where donald trump w

. >> out to david spunt in nicetown at the scene that far water water main break. d, what can you tell us? >> jessica, i have covered two water main breaks in the last 18 months, both have been in this exact same location. and i do mean exact same location. we're at baker center right now on roberts avenue. as we zoom in right now, you can see where the water is coming out t appears that the water flow is flowing down a little bit. initially reports were that it was a 60-inch main, authorities with the water department in philadelphia tell me it turns out that it is a 48-inch main. doesn't really make that much of a difference, because the entire parking lot is flooded. authorities have been here trying to get people from their cars to actually bring them inside just to make sure that they're okay. but these businesses are the real ones suffering here, they've been dealing with this for three years now, we are told, we want to show you live chopper shot now. we've been told that there have been three. there was one in january 2014. one in june, 2015. >> that's the p

we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded to a break in 2014. and this one in june, 2015. the june break was also 48 inches. >> this has happened three times in three years. a lot of people are frustrated about this commissioner. >> i understand that. i'm one of those.

it was corrupted from the beginning and here we are. >> david spunt reporting. we i apologize for gestures behind david. they're starting to disburse. we'll keep you updated. >>> protests are underway elsewhere as well. take a look at this video from new york city, chicago and z. those taking part say they're upset with trump agenda. so far, the protests have been peaceful. many in our region are happy about the idea of president elect trump. >> liked at trump as being the under dog. so that's what i went with. wow. i'm so happy donald trump won. we're going to have a great nation >> he was the first republican to carry pennsylvania in a presidential election since 1988. >> president elect trump says he has a lot of work to do. he heads to the twiss given the process of healing a divided in this case. alexandria hoff is live with more on the calls for unity >> this is hardly the first time that election results have felt controversial. what we do know is that the process will push forward. the transition will begin tomorrow at the white house where donald trump w

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been at cherry hill mall all day long. okay, david. reporter: been a great the day mall opened at 6:00 o'clock this morning and will be opened four more hours. it has been a calm day full of savings. sales start black friday in the early hours of the morning. the gloucester premium outlets, packed. >> it is currently, 1:25 a.m. in the morning and i got the here around 9:00. >> reporter: shoppers said no to sleep and yes, to deals. some as high as 65 percent off. >> the parking lot was crazy filled. we had to ride around for 25 minutes, just to get the a spot. >> reporter: as sun came up doors opened up at cherry hill hall. there we found shoppers who started black friday, on thursday. >> i came out, around 7:00 o'clock last night and been going straight through. and i got almost everything done. >> reporter: kelly molt theon came along with her family including little riley who only wanted to do one thing, see santa claus. >> he was great. i told him what i wanted. the. >> reporter: crowds inside the mall were steady all day, lines, in

eyewitness reporter david spunt is at jefferson university hospital where the victim of the blast is being treated tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee, i'm told he's in stable condition and the investigation is far from over. even though police believe this was not a random attack, some of the victim's neighbors are still concerned for safety. 60-year-old jim is recovering after a bomb went off in his face. he was simply opening the mail at his father-in-law apartment >> authorities have not officially identified him but sources say he's from california and works in the catering business. it happened around 4:00 tuesday morning, the motive a mystery >> everyone is concerned. >> reporter: donna lives a few year doors down. >> we're always here, neighbors are really friendly around here and if you ever needs anything, we could help him out. >> reporter: authorities believe he was arcticed but not prepared to say exactly why >> there's been no next to suggest it's related to any group or i deiology right now. that's what we're talking about. it's target specific in that it was sent to this

"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 cbs

reporting live from cherry hill, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, coffee is the key. thanks very much. >>> chopper three over king of prussia mall with the holiday shopping rush on in montgomery county. you can see cars packing the parking lot there as people rushed to snatch up those holiday gifts. >>> live look inside of the mall, holiday season officially underway, the christmas displays all over as shoppers make their way in to their favorite stores. >>> heading out the door to get those deals you may want to bring an umbrella first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger in the cbs-3 weather center. hi there, katie. >> it depend where you are as far as that umbrella is concern. not everybody will get hit by the showers that start to pick up, but there are, again going to be showers to track. so that is where we will give you a sense of where things shake out, we will start off by taking a quick peak at storm scan three good place to start tracking active weather whiz isn't all that active just yet. we are stuck under the cloud cover thaw can see

eyewitness reporter david spunt is at jefferson university hospital where the victim of the blast is being treated tonight. david? >> reporter: ukee, i'm told he's in stable condition and the investigation is far from over. even though police believe this was not a random attack, some of the victim's neighbors are still concerned for safety. 60-year-old jim is recovering after a bomb went off in his face. he was simply opening the mail at his father-in-law apartment >> authorities have not officially identified him but sources say he's from california and works in the catering business. it happened around 4:00 tuesday morning, the motive a mystery >> everyone is concerned. >> reporter: donna lives a few year doors down. >> we're always here, neighbors are really friendly around here and if you ever needs anything, we could help him out. >> reporter: authorities believe he was arcticed but not prepared to say exactly why >> there's been no next to suggest it's related to any group or i deiology right now. that's what we're talking about. it's target specific in that it was sent to this

$20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of jayanna powell's killer, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> illegal immigrant from hasn't endure ris is facing charges for the alleged sexual assault of a 2012-year-old girl in bucks county. this is the suspect. jorge ramirez of willow grove. now in bucks county prison on $1 million bail. police say ramirez befriended a girl while attending services at redemption episcopal church in southampton. they say he sexual assaulted the girl more than a dozen times in his car over the past month and there could be more victims. >>> president-elect trump announced his first two female cabinet picks. south carolina governor nikki haley says she's accepting to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. the president-elect praised governor haley saying she has a proven track record of bringing people together. haley was an out spoken trump critic through the much of the presidential race. >> also betsy devos to head the department of education. betsy devos is a school are choice activity, trump met with her over the weekend.

there aren't many rembrandts out there. >> in philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. scom >> very interesting. >> wow. >> an interesting job these guys have. >> paint us a beautiful weather picture. >> it is going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. we're going to have blue skies, golden and yellow and orange leaves up against the blue skies. great weather you're heading out to the polls. if you have to stand in line, at least it's going to be a nice mild day to do so. except in the morning. if you're going before work, definitely wear the coat. it's going to be a chilly start. here's a look outside right now, it's definitely cooling off quickly. we are down to the mid 40s in philadelphia right now, probably hang on to the lower 40s, possibly upper 30s. a few of our outlying areas already seeing the cold move in and i'll show a frost advisory in effect for parts of the area coming up in a moment. first i want to show you storm scan 3. keeping us protected from any wet weather that's trying to move in, at least for tomorrow. but eventually this system back to the west, you

there aren't many rembrandts out there. >> in philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. scom >> very interesting. >> wow. >> an interesting job these guys have. >> paint us a beautiful weather picture. >> it is going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. we're going to have blue skies, golden and yellow and orange leaves up against the blue skies. great weather you're heading out to the polls. if you have to stand in line, at least it's going to be a nice mild day to do so. except in the morning. if you're going before work, definitely wear the coat. it's going to be a chilly start. here's a look outside right now, it's definitely cooling off quickly. we are down to the mid 40s in philadelphia right now, probably hang on to the lower 40s, possibly upper 30s. a few of our outlying areas already seeing the cold move in and i'll show a frost advisory in effect for parts of the area coming up in a moment. first i want to show you storm scan 3. keeping us protected from any wet weather that's trying to move in, at least for tomorrow. but eventually this system back to the west, you

david spunt is at 23rd and chestnut where this accident happened. >> reporter: it all happened behind me about 5:00 today. that infant is expected to survive but this is such a sad story tonight. police and septa authorities are working to figure out exactly what happened. philadelphia police say a woman in her early 60s was pushing a stroller. she was hit and killed by a septa bus making a left on chestnut street just after 5:00 monday evening. >> inside the stroller was a baby. >> reporter: the police captain was on the scene moments after the accident. authorities rushed the infant to chop for observation. according to authorities the septa bus was full at the time though no one on board was injured. >> the driver on scene talking with our accident investigation officer now. >> reporter: the captain told eyewitness news it appears the woman was walking in or very close to the crosswalk when she was hit though a final determination about the right-of-way will be made at any time. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here at center city with all the bus traffic we try to avoid all

$20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of jayanna powell's killer, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> illegal immigrant from hasn't endure ris is facing charges for the alleged sexual assault of a 2012-year-old girl in bucks county. this is the suspect. jorge ramirez of willow grove. now in bucks county prison on $1 million bail. police say ramirez befriended a girl while attending services at redemption episcopal church in southampton. they say he sexual assaulted the girl more than a dozen times in his car over the past month and there could be more victims. >>> president-elect trump announced his first two female cabinet picks. south carolina governor nikki haley says she's accepting to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. the president-elect praised governor haley saying she has a proven track record of bringing people together. haley was an out spoken trump critic through the much of the presidential race. >> also betsy devos to head the department of education. betsy devos is a school are choice activity, trump met with her over the weekend.

david spunt is at 23rd and chestnut where this accident happened. >> reporter: it all happened behind me about 5:00 today. that infant is expected to survive but this is such a sad story tonight. police and septa authorities are working to figure out exactly what happened. philadelphia police say a woman in her early 60s was pushing a stroller. she was hit and killed by a septa bus making a left on chestnut street just after 5:00 monday evening. >> inside the stroller was a baby. >> reporter: the police captain was on the scene moments after the accident. authorities rushed the infant to chop for observation. according to authorities the septa bus was full at the time though no one on board was injured. >> the driver on scene talking with our accident investigation officer now. >> reporter: the captain told eyewitness news it appears the woman was walking in or very close to the crosswalk when she was hit though a final determination about the right-of-way will be made at any time. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here at center city with all the bus traffic we try to avoid all

"eyewitness news" david spunt is at children's hospital right now with the latest on the little boy's condition. >> reporter: hi, ukee, that little boy continues to recover. authorities rushed him here to chop shortly after that accident. last night, right now, we are learning more information about the victim, his grandmother we're learning that she did have the right-of-way on the street. authorities say 64-year-old lid dia of cherry hill was visiting a family member when she went out for a walk with her infant grandson, hit and killed by the septa bus making a left on chester. the nine month old survived >> i'm sorry for her family >> steve lives across the street from her in cherry hill. he found out about the accident earlier this afternoon. >> she was in an accident. i said is she ok? no, she was killed by a bus. >> reporter: investigators say she had the right-of-way as she made her way south. the bus driver had a green light and was supposed to yield. authorities investigating tell "eyewitness news" the septa driver is cooperating with the investigation but she has not been in

reporting live, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> won'ting be long now. >>> an historic church in fishtown is saved. about two dozens nightmares showed up to a hearing of a zoning board of appeals which could ultimately decide the fate of historic saint lor rent anxious church. the archdiocese shut the church in 2014. a developer is appealing to the board to rezone to the church from single to multi-family living but plans to build 23 apartments inside >> there has to be another plan that can save this church that is not going to cram cesar dean like apartments. they're literally the size of my living room >> i'm hoping the zoning board looks at this as the only viable way to save the building because the archdiocese mismanagement and hopefully they allow this to happen >> the board decided to hold off on that a decision for another two weeks. >>> tonight, jim donovan van is back on your side with top three tuesday. >> from dining discounts to approving your child's game to learning a new language. a few minutes cannot only save you money but expand your horizon. >>> a bold sta

reporting from temple university hospital this morning, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> police continue to investigate after a package bomb explodes, injuring a man in his center city apartment. the victim's 60 year old jim aldan spoke to "eyewitness news" over the phone saying he's lucky to be alive. he was opening a package inside his apartment on 18th street and pine tuesday when a bomb went off. police say the padded manila envelope was designed to look like medication, aldan often receives in the mail. he said itself erred his left ring finger and left cuts and bruises on his face and chest; so far no arrest haves been made. >> still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news": found alive, a mother missing for weeks now is safe and reunited with her family. >> the but the mystery surrounding his disappearance still has not been solved. how she was found and the major question police still have. >> and the latest buzz on the high profile job still up for grabs, and president-elect trump cabinet. >>> recapping top story still active scene in the middle of macy's parking lot at ha

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in south philadelphia with what you need to know tonight, david. >> reporter: hi ukee and guess contact polling locations like one behind me in south philadelphia firehouse will open up at 7:00 in the morning. philadelphia officials say that the city is ready and anybody who thinks election will be rigged in philadelphia is wrong. hold back the blue curtain and find more than a year of ads, debates, argument and dinner table conversations right there in front of you. >> election day in the city our size with more than a million voters, it is a turbulent day. >> reporter: philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt in charge of the elections does not want you to worry. his team has been working for months to make sure things go as plan. schmidt has spent a lot of time recently defending the process in philadelphia after this comment from donald trump. >> i just hear such reports about philadelphia. we have to make sure that we're protect. >> reporter: it wasn't just one time, trump frequently tells his supporters that the election will be rigged. he

david spunt joins us with how the officer is doing tonight i in. >> ukee, jessica, an ambulance rushed that officer to einstei einstein, montgomery where he is listed in stable condition. he's expected to be okay and released soon. we're told tonight authorities want to know who would hit an officer and take off. >> whitpain township authorities tell eyewitness news they were called around 6:00 tonight one of their own was hit by a car near the intersection of north whales road and polaski drive. the driver fled. >> we saw you up the street a neighbor jumping up and down stopping traffic. so we knew something happened. >> lydia skillton lives next door and saw the scene unfolded. the officer was outlooking for a missing dog when hit and suffered a leg injury. he was alert when an ambulance took him to the hospital. >> we were all upset. we were running around trying to like see you know it was upsetting. >>> authorities are looking for a small stark sedan. several agencies working this case if you have any now give whitpain township police a cal call. reporting from east norton, david

"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 clinto

we have live team three coverage of the race, lets start with david spunt live from breinigsville pennsylvania where toomey is voting later tonight, david. >> reporter: i want to start out with big numbers, in the north carolina national race in 2014, the campaign costs 114 million-dollar, and, this campaign between, and, against over 162 million-dollar, a big gap right there. it is, the most expensive senate the case in the united states history. pat tomb difficult not have any public events. he was out and about i'm told by a campaign staffer. he is going to vote tonight at 6:45. you may wonder and that is late for political candidate but pat toomey has been dealing with a hot powe tait the other over past year or so. he is a republican as you know but he has not announced if he will vote for donald trump. you have never seen donald trump mention pat toomey's name. he has not campaigned with him. mike pence mentioned him once or twice but we want to find out who pat toomey will vote for. voters want to know that. he has not said so. he is voting at 6:45 tonight. people here at holiday inn wi

"eyewitness news" david spunt is at children's hospital right now with the latest on the little boy's condition. >> reporter: hi, ukee, that little boy continues to recover. authorities rushed him here to chop shortly after that accident. last night, right now, we are learning more information about the victim, his grandmother we're learning that she did have the right-of-way on the street. authorities say 64-year-old lid dia of cherry hill was visiting a family member when she went out for a walk with her infant grandson, hit and killed by the septa bus making a left on chester. the nine month old survived >> i'm sorry for her family >> steve lives across the street from her in cherry hill. he found out about the accident earlier this afternoon. >> she was in an accident. i said is she ok? no, she was killed by a bus. >> reporter: investigators say she had the right-of-way as she made her way south. the bus driver had a green light and was supposed to yield. authorities investigating tell "eyewitness news" the septa driver is cooperating with the investigation but she has not been in

david spunt shows us what the candidates are doing tonight to turn out supporters. >> reporter: six daysgo and the battle of the surrogates spilled out on to the streets of philadelphia. actress an hathaway for hillary clinton >> i'm here to do what i can to get out the vote and i hope people do vote for hillary >> and donald trump daughter tiffany. he's currently leading in the battleground state of pennsylvania. but he spoke tonight in nevada where trump is leading >> what would it be like to have that person in the most powerful office in the world oh. >> reporter: wikileaks released e-mails releasing a senior justice department official gave clinton's campaign chairman a heads up about developments relating to the clinton e-mail investigation. trump met with voters in florida today where the race is virtualy tied >> if hillary clinton were to be elected it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump team is making a strong push for pennsylvania with milania giving her first campaign speech since the convention on thursday in berwyn chester c

david spunt shows us what the candidates are doing tonight to turn out supporters. >> reporter: six daysgo and the battle of the surrogates spilled out on to the streets of philadelphia. actress an hathaway for hillary clinton >> i'm here to do what i can to get out the vote and i hope people do vote for hillary >> and donald trump daughter tiffany. he's currently leading in the battleground state of pennsylvania. but he spoke tonight in nevada where trump is leading >> what would it be like to have that person in the most powerful office in the world oh. >> reporter: wikileaks released e-mails releasing a senior justice department official gave clinton's campaign chairman a heads up about developments relating to the clinton e-mail investigation. trump met with voters in florida today where the race is virtualy tied >> if hillary clinton were to be elected it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump team is making a strong push for pennsylvania with milania giving her first campaign speech since the convention on thursday in berwyn chester c

david spunt joins us with how the officer is doing tonight i in. >> ukee, jessica, an ambulance rushed that officer to einstei einstein, montgomery where he is listed in stable condition. he's expected to be okay and released soon. we're told tonight authorities want to know who would hit an officer and take off. >> whitpain township authorities tell eyewitness news they were called around 6:00 tonight one of their own was hit by a car near the intersection of north whales road and polaski drive. the driver fled. >> we saw you up the street a neighbor jumping up and down stopping traffic. so we knew something happened. >> lydia skillton lives next door and saw the scene unfolded. the officer was outlooking for a missing dog when hit and suffered a leg injury. he was alert when an ambulance took him to the hospital. >> we were all upset. we were running around trying to like see you know it was upsetting. >>> authorities are looking for a small stark sedan. several agencies working this case if you have any now give whitpain township police a cal call. reporting from east norton, david

as david spunt tells with us pennsylvania still very much a battle frown state you can expect to see a lot more appearances from both cam pains. >> donald trump made a pit stop inside this king of prussia on wawa tuesday, sign that philadelphia and suburbs really are as important as political watch dogs insist. >> if i'm president there won't be obama care. so you won't to have worry about it. >> reporter: during a policy speech in front of the few hundred in king of prussia trump and mike pence pledged to get rid of the affordable care act better known as obama care the moment they move in the white house. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session, so we cannery peel and relays. >> reporter: trump and pence focused heavily on pennsylvania, traditionally blue state is very much in play according to the trump campaign but average of the latest polls has clinton up 6 percent in the key extend state where her campaign is also fighting hard. >> we win pennsylvania, hillary wins the election. we lose it, hillary loses the election. >> reporter: clinton campaign in florida on tue

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt says the list includes not only the candidates but a well-known spouse and rock star. >> reporter: donald trump made a pit stop inside this king of prussia wawa tuesday. a sign that philadelphia and the suburbs really are as important as political watch dogs insist >> i'm president there won't be obamacare so you don't have to worry about it. >> reporter: during a policy speech in front of a few hundred in king of prussia. trump and his running mate mike pence pledged to get rid of the affordable care act. better known as obamacare the moment they move into the white house >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. >> reporter: trump and mike pence focused heavily on pennsylvania. an average of the latest polls has clinton up 6% up. >>> we win pennsylvania hillary wins the election, we lose it hillary loses the election. >> reporter: clinton campaigned florida tuesday where she extend the olive branch to all voters >> i want to represent those who vote for me and those who vote against me. >> reporter: she'll

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in south philadelphia with what you need to know tonight, david>> reporter: hi ukee and guess contact polling locations like one behind me in south philadelphia firehouse will open up at 7:00 in the morning. philadelphia officials say that the city is ready and anybody who thinks election will be rigged in philadelphia is wrong. hold back the blue curtain and find more than a year of ads, debates, argument and dinner table conversations right there in front of you. >> election day in the city our size with more than a million voters, it is a turbulent day. >> reporter:la

our david spunt is working on the story and will have more on the recount effort at 5:30. >>> authorities in wilmington are investigating shooting of a five-year old boy, he got on the school bus, he was waiting for and then realized he was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in wilmington with more on this, anita. >> reporter: well, jessica a spokesmen for the school bus company tells me that all of the students got on the bus and then shortly after notified the driver when they realized that one of them had been shot. that is when paramedics were able to treat the 15 year-old boy who is now recovering at the hospital from multiple gunshot wounds. >> it is sad, it the is disgusting. you know, holidays, it is will holiday season. >> reporter: just before 7:00 neighbors near 2700 block of north van buren street woke up to gunfire. >> gun shots, little pop, pop, pop, pop. >> my husband was in his truck. he said get behind the car, get behind the car. i was frozen. >> reporter: bullets hit a 15 year-old boy in the left arm and abdomen area while waiting at the bus stop. >> it s

alex and david spunt.ing to do it for our coverage here at cbs3, cbs news returns after a short break. i'm ukee washington. see you in a bit. >> pelley: in the west, it is election night on cbs. in the east, it is election morning on cbs. it has been a long night, a fascinating night. donald trump's night, so far. let us show you the electoral map. donald trump well within striking distance of becoming 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton with 215 electoral votes, donald trump with 244. the red states for trump, blue states for clinton. the white states are those we have not been able to make an estimate because the race is too close to call. the polls have just closed in the last state, and that is in alaska. but while these states that you see in white are too close to call, donald trump is leading new mercally by small margins in all five. >> this is something from the exit poll. 73% of voters say they made up their mind over a month ago which means the access hollywood tape made very li

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us more with that. >> reporter: dave's statement on 60 minutes were little different than we heard on the campaign trail we heard for almost two years, he talked about immigration, and many people any time you mention immigration they get up in arms. >> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back. but certainly don't be afraid. >> in his first television interview as president-elect, donald trump spoke directly to immigrant, legal and i will legal. trump don't be afraid comment dif aired little bit from his tone during the campaign. a tone that has caused demonstrators to come out every night since the election. in philadelphia and other cities, police have responded to vandalism, involving racial slurs. >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. >> the topic of race and i am graduation is so tense, that center city pastor has agreed house an illegal immigrant and his family inside the church. >> how does that make you feel? >> like i'm living my fate, we're doing the right thing. >> pastor robin, with arch street united met

. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happened on two separate occasions. the 13-year-old said the man bent her over a table and held her arms behind her back and pulled down her pants. the 15-year-old said he allegedly told her in her ear that she would one day call her a medicine file. she kicked him and escaped. the senior pastor at the church would only delivered his prepared statement. >>

our team three coverage of the race begins with david spunt in toomey headquarters in pennsylvania, david, good evening. >> good evening to you, no question, this is most expensive race not in pennsylvania history but most expensive senate race in united states history, senate history. millions of dollars spent on these ads, you cannot escape ads between pat toomey and katie mcginty. pat toomey has laid low. he has not the met with reporters. we asked to speak to him to see who he is voting for a republican but at this point he has not announced hoe is voting for meaning he has not announced he is supporting donald trump if indeed he does support donald trump. most candidates vote early in the morning, he is voting tonight at 6:00 456789 maybe a condense but maybe not he is voting after mess have the newscasts, we're told he will be casting his vote just about 20 minutes from here in zionsville near where he lives. pat toomey has stayed away from the donald trump issue, it has been a political hot potato when it comes to pat toomey but he will be here tonight around 8:00 or 8:30, greet hi

. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happened on two separate occasions. the 13-year-old said the man bent her over a table and held her arms behind her back and pulled down her pants. the 15-year-old said he allegedly told her in her ear that she would one day call her a medicine file. she kicked him and escaped. the senior pastor at the church would only delivered his prepared statement. >>

david spunt searches for an answer.eport through the haze every smoke, profound words suddenly appear, words that try to persuade a man of immense power to take the road to peace. >> speak to us now here, or anywhere. >> artist envision in the work almost decade ago. he flew from india this week, to open his exhibit at the philadelphia museum of art. >> do you see the words cascade on the grounds in words, images of shadowings, that gain a degree, bottom of the ever shedding letter. >> reporter: a letter written by the late began did i, man who dedicated his life to piece. the recipient, adolf hitler. one of the most violent men in human history. gandolfini de begged not to invade,. >> responsible for bringing the piece to philadelphia. >> sort of mirror for our souls, reflect, see whether or not, do we have enough shades of began de, began did i, the way we express ourselves with people, with whom we disagree. >> sent the letter to hitler in july 1939. and he begged the german leader not to reduce humanity, to a savage

david spunt has that part of tonight's story along with new comments from the trump campaign. >> we win pennsylvania, hillary wins the election. we lose it, hillary loses the election. >> reporter: tonight was an attack trump session in philadelphia. the headliner vice president joe biden. >> i was a pretty good athlete. they tell me that you know this is locker room talk, what this guy is talking about. like hell it's locker room talk. anybody talk like that in our locker room gets their rear-end kicked. >> reporter: joined by nancy pelosi at a fund raiser. >> i am running against a man who says he doesn't understand why we can't use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: hillary clinton is facing back lash after the fbi director announced friday the bureau will release more e-mails. they were found on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner. donald trump spoke today in michigan. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. >> reporter: both campaigns are focusing heavily on pennsylvania over the ne

david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> quite a scene there david, thanks so much. >> jury finds two new jersey officials guilty on all charges in the bridgegate trial. bridget kelly, deputy chief of staff, bill barone, former executive director of the port authority, both face up to two years in prison. they were accused of plotting to create traffic jams on the george washington bridge in 2013. former christie aid david wilds steen admitted to organizing the traffic jam to punish fort lee's mayor for not endorsing christie for re-election. >> i am innocent of these charges. and i am very, very looking forward to this appeal. >> in a statement christie said the verda firms his decision to terminate barone and kelly. he also repeated he had no knowledge of the plot and would have set record straight. >> pennsylvania state police raided the offices of field works in philadelphia today. the washington dc based group is a liberal leaning grass roots get out the vote group. according to a warrant obtained by "eyewitness news", authorities were looking in part for any templets, either phy

our david spunt reports she will hold a rally on monday at independent mall. >>> wilmington fire fighters fighting his back back after being critically injured will walk out of the hospital. >> fire fighters brad speakman spent more than a month at crozer-chester burn center. another fire fighter artis hope remains in the hospital. christopher lee and gary fixus were killed in the row home fire. it happened in wilmington than's neighborhood in september. >>> well, up next, a church fire is ruled arson. >> we will show you political message that was scrolled across the building. >>> also ahead we are looking at moments after a bus crashes into a texas home, but wait until you see moment of impact, this incredible video, we will show it the to you just ahead. >>> and we will tell you where an earthquake sent expensive bottles of liquor crashing from their shelves. >>> and a update on the damage left behind. >>> you know we have to play some chicago this morning. we will have more on had became an epic game seven match up later in sports. we will be right back. this is an individual who mock

reporting live in center city, david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> before the tweet you showed us he said he had a good meeting and great chemistry with president obama at the white house. they met on you on one for 90 minutes today to begin smooth transfer of power. the two bitter enemies that spent years bashing each other never met until. president-elect thanked the president or meeting and called minimum a very good man. >> we discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficult. and i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. >> president obama told the president-elect he wanted him to succeed and would do everything he could to ensure a smooth transition. >> we talked about foreign policy, domestic policy, and as i said last night, my number one priority in coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition thaten shurz our president-elect is successful. >> and afterwards president obama said he left the meeting with renewed confidence trump was committed to a smooth transition. >> later president-elect t

reporting live in center city, david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> before the tweet you showed us he said he had a good meeting and great chemistry with president obama at the white house. they met on you on one for 90 minutes today to begin smooth transfer of power. the two bitter enemies that spent years bashing each other never met until. president-elect thanked the president or meeting and called minimum a very good man. >> we discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficult. and i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. >> president obama told the president-elect he wanted him to succeed and would do everything he could to ensure a smooth transition. >> we talked about foreign policy, domestic policy, and as i said last night, my number one priority in coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition thaten shurz our president-elect is successful. >> and afterwards president obama said he left the meeting with renewed confidence trump was committed to a smooth transition. >> later president-elect t

david spunt has that part of tonight's story along with new comments from the trump campaign. >> we win pennsylvania, hillary wins the election. we lose it, hillary loses the election. >> reporter: tonight was an attack trump session in philadelphia. the headliner vice president joe biden. >> i was a pretty good athlete. they tell me that you know this is locker room talk, what this guy is talking about. like hell it's locker room talk. anybody talk like that in our locker room gets their rear-end kicked. >> reporter: joined by nancy pelosi at a fund raiser. >> i am running against a man who says he doesn't understand why we can't use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: hillary clinton is facing back lash after the fbi director announced friday the bureau will release more e-mails. they were found on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner. donald trump spoke today in michigan. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. >> reporter: both campaigns are focusing heavily on pennsylvania over the ne

reporting live, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we will get back to you.e feels good about her chances >> alexandria hoff joins from in mcginty headquarters. >> reporter: the watch party, started up and you never quite forget where you're at. with any even small lead that clinton may taking this room breaks out in applause. as for katie mcginty, she's hoping to be part of history along in several ways. if katie mcginty wins, she will become the first female to do so in the state. the race gained the eyes of the nation because it's one of the handful that will determine if the senate will remain republican control. >> we feel very good about where we are, and i am inspired because i think people are ready to move beyond this politics of fear and division and hate that we have heard from the republican presidential nominee. >> reporter: obviously, the polls just closed the results will be coming in quickly. reporting live in center city, alexandria hoff send it back to you. >> thank you, cbs3 news coverage continues throughout the night until a winner is dec

"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.

and as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us, it is not the first time this happened here. >> force striking union workers to go back on the job? natasha brown explains why the transit agency is now taking legal action. >> still, no deal, and no injunction, on day four of the septa strike. a judge did not end the strike today, involving about 4700 member of the transport workers union local 234. septa went to court friday evening, in a emergency attempt to force employees back to work saying the strike presents a clear and present danger to the health and safety of riders. but the judge said there was a lack of evidence to back up that claim. and did not order an immediate injunction at this point. >> job number one to settle the strike. as importantly is our passengers who won't lie down, why we can't resolve this strike, and just watch our passengers suffer. >> we recognize the strike is a inconvenience, but that's not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant an injunction against striking employees. >> twu workers walked off the job at 12:01 tuesday morning, shutting down