. >> and i'm erin coleman live in new york city, at nbc's democracy plaza. our coverage continues this hour of the election and we're not stopping all night long. >> we are not, erin. this could turn out to be an historic election for many reasons. sky force 10 up right now, checking out polling places across our area, look at those squiggly lines, this is near the campus in north philadelphia. a lot of people hoping to cast their ballots in north philly today. philadelphia may match or possibly exceed it's turnout record. >> philadelphia's turnout record set in 2008 when president obama won his first presidenti aia ai election. we'll be watching the results as they come in, and the two candidates have been waiting a long time for this day to arrive. let's go back to nbc10's erin coleman who's following the donald trump campaign. er erin? >> reporter: we have been here in new york city since yesterday morning, i can tell you security is so tight, you see officers literally everywhere you turn. at the hilton hotel, that's where donald trump is going to be hold

in the meantime, want to go to erin coleman, live for us in new york city. erin, the trump campaign is going to be there with you tomorrow. today, they're still very focused on the campaign trail to the 11th hour, battleground states like pennsylvania. >> that's exactly right. he's going to be here in midtown manhattan. this is his final destination. but he was really all over the country today, hitting those all-important battleground states, including pennsylvania. now, over in pennsylvania in the past hour, he wrapped up that stop in scranton and told the crowd that hillary clinton "is the face of failure." and the face of failed foreign policy. his supporters say they will do what they can to help him win. >> i wanted to bring my -- one of my kids to a rally, and i have been volunteering for the first time i've ever volunteered for a campaign in bucks county, because i support donald trump. >> look at hillary, she needs jay zee and beyonce to get a crowd of that. >> we're the deplorables and we built america right here! >> reporter: donald trump is going

i'm erin coleman reporting for you live from democracy center. >>> pennsylvania's u.s. senate race, democrat katie mcginty is trying to unseat republican pat toomey. the democrats need to gain five seats to gain control of this u.s. senate. if mcginty wins she'll make history becoming the first woman elected to the u.s. senate from pennsylvania. toomey made stops across the state speaking with people at the precincts. >>> former ag kathleen king was sentenced to prison last month. josh shapiro greeted supporters before voting in meadowbrook county this morning. shapi shapiro's rooil was also in meadowbrook this morning. >>> let's check in with nbc10's george spencer up in sky force 10. you're looking at a long line in montgomery county? >> reporter: we are seeing more and more turnout in chester check out this polling place right now. you can see actually three separate lines there, the would-be voters are divided up their last name in this parking lot. this line wraps up around the church, and well up into the dark part of your screen, we have even seen local police an

for now, live in new york city, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> erin, thank you. >>> democrats, as we know, have also made a major push for pennsylvania. >> the clinton campaign says it continues to knock on thousands of doors each day. nbc 10's lauren mayk reports on why philly is so important. >> reporter: in this race, hillary clinton has visited philadelphia again and again and again. and there's good reason. in this city, democrats outnumber republicans nearly seven to one. >> people say are you nervous. i say, of course i'm nervous. but i was nervous in 2006 and i wound up winning by 20 points. >> reporter: we sat down with democrat and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell to talk about why the region is so important for hillary clinton, and her bid to win pennsylvania and the white house. >> what the democrat has to do is win the city big and win the four suburban counties substantially. >> reporter: the suburban counties he's talking about are bucks, montgomery, delaware and chester. the idea for a democrat is win big in this area to offset the votes a republican will get in the

. >> erin coleman is covering donald trump. but we begin with lauren mayk with the clinton campaign. >> reporter: hillary clinton will be here at the gavin center in new york city. right now the campaign is still working while those polls are open. and right here, this is where we will be doing our work tonight, monitoring those results as they come in. this morning, the democratic nominee and her husband, the former president bill clinton, they walked into their polling place in new york. she was created by supporters as she cast her ballot and she spent some time talking to a few of them. we spoke to hillary clinton about what the day means to her and to the country. >> it's the most humbling experience because i know that is so many people are counting on the outcome of this election and what it means for the country. >> reporter: and if she does win, this is where the party will happen. this is a look inside the gavin center where the clinton party is happening tonight. if you notice, there's a huge dallas ceiling. that may

erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> erin, thank you. erin, of course, there's speculation into tomorrow's election, a lot of people have opinions about it. kids at one school have a serious legacy to uphold. they're political predictors. for 48 years they've any been wrong. that story is straight ahead. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> everyone is speculating about who will win tomorrow's presidential election. in recent years, one of the most accurate predictors of the election has been one new york c

erin coleman joins us live from new york. erin, the candidates are appealing to voters for the last time. >> reporter: yes, they are. both of them, as you mentioned, in pennsylvania right now. but tomorrow this is where they're going to be. new york city in manhattan. they're both using every possible minute to get those last-minute votes. the candidates swept through a handful of battleground states today. hillary clinton began in pittsburgh, then rallied supporters in michigan. she'll soon be in philadelphia, finally ending her day in north carolina with a midnight stop. tonight at 7:30, she'll take part in a get out the vote rally, that includes the clintons, the obamas, jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen. she urged people to get out and vote even if it means waiting in long lines. >> vote for your families. vote for your issues. vote for the issues that matter to you, because they're on the ballot, not just my name and my opponent's name. >> reporter: donald trump will stop in five states before the day is over. florida, n

nbc 10's erin coleman is following the developments and joins us live in the nbc 10 breaking news center. >> jacqueline, the suspect is 18-year-old abdul artan, a somali refugee who came to the united states from pakistan a few years ago. he was a student at the university. investigators say he tried to run over a group of people just about 10:00 a.m. this morning. a campus police officer, responding to another call nearby, went into action. he witnessed artan get out of his car and start to go at the group with a knife. that's when the officer shot and killed artan. 11 people have been hospitalized from that attack. one person is in critical condition. now, within minutes of the attack, the university sent out a tweet instructing people to run, hide, and fight. one student tweeted out this picture with the caption, quote, i'm safe in a barricaded room. if you're on campus, get in a room and stay safe. a witness described the chaotic moments during the attack. >> it's not real. you go numb. it's not supposed to happen. sorry. so yeah, it's a scary. it was really scary. >> the investigati

. >>> to erin coleman in our breaking news center now. >> dry conditions prompting the philadelphia water department to take action? >> is water department calling on the people of philadelphia to conserve water, the philadelphia water department has a number of conservation measures it's encouraging people to practice, running water only when needed, taking shorter showers, using water saying appliances and fixing leaky faucets and running toilets, it's also urging people to obtain a rain barrel to water your lawn. >>> new details about former pennsylvania attorney general kathle kathleen kane. she's planning to appeal her conviction and jail sen techbs. it's not clear what claims she's making for the appeal. prosecutors say she leaked secret investigative files to embarrass a rival prosecutor. she has received 20 dies in jail but will remain free while her appeal is being heard. >>> more than a dozen business and community leader also take part in the effort. they also plan to address the problem of chronic state homelessness. the group will begin work next month to have a plan in place

. >> nbc 10's erin coleman is live in our breaking news center with more on what the president had to say. erin? >> president obama reiterated his commitment to help prepare president-elect donald trump to take his place in the white house. the president said his team will finish what they started in his last weeks in office. president obama speaking at the white house before taking off for his final foreign trip as president. the president said he would speak with foreign leaders about his successor, but he says when it comes to world affairs, the united states' influence is not just the result of the person in charge of the oval office. >> there is enormous continuity beneath the day-to-day news that makes us that independenceable nation when it comes to maintaining order and promoting prosperity across the world. that will continue. >> you can continue to watch the president's speech live on the nbc 10 app. erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> one of president-elect donald trump's top advisers says trump will make more appointments to his staff and cabinet later this week. trump campaign

nbc 10's erin coleman is joining us live now in our breaking news center with the latest developments from the courtroom. >> today's arguments all center around a deposition cosby gave back in 2005. lawyers say he gave the deposition because the prosecutor promised he would not prosecute cosby. he and constand settled -- in that deposition, cosby admits to obtaining quaaludes to give to women. the defense attorneys argued that cosby would never have agreed to answer questions had he not been giving a promise he would not be charged in constand's case. earlier in this case, he made it clear that cosby would never be prosecuted in the case against constand. the agreement paved the way for constand to sue cosby. now prosecutors say the deposition is fair game because there was nothing in writing from caster. we're live in the breaking news center, erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >>> the push for pre-k brought the -- speak about expanding excess to kids -- she was joined by governor tom wolf. they talked about philadelphia's pre-k program and how to make it work across the nation. >> at the fe

lauren make will be in brooklyn and erin coleman will be at trump tower on fifth avenue in manhattan. there is still no deal tonight as we near the end of day five of the septa strike and we learned the two sides are closer than yesterday but still not compromising on the pension issue. drew smith is live at the sheraton hotel. >> reporter: disagreements remain. one side is blaming unaffordable demand, the other complaining about courtroom involvement in this dispute. congressman bob brady left the negotiations tonight feeling better about getting philadelphia's transit system back up and running. but knows there's more work to do. >> they're getting close. they're trying to find money. >> reporter: on this day five, striking workers remain committed to the cause. >> we won't be run over and taken advantage of. >> reporter: they called what the union countered with unaffordable. the transport workers union president responded saying quote we can't get anywhere at the bargaining table because septa has pinned their hopes on getting an injunction to end the strike." he's referring to th

nbc 10's erin coleman joins us now with the president's messages post-election. >> the president said he urged his successor to immediately focus on finding qualified people to staff the white house. the president spoke at the white house this afternoon before leaving for his final foreign trip while in office. he says he still has some reservations about the president-elect's temperament but president obama says he plans to reassure the united states' foreign allies that trump is committed to continuing our obligations overseas. >> there is enormous continuity be'tneath the day-to-day news tt makes us that indispensable nation when it comes to maintaining order and promoting prosperity around the world. that will continue. >> the president's message to his own party after hillary clinton's loss, compete everywhere and show up everywhere. clinton was on a conference call with house democrats shortly after the president's news conference. she said countless americans now will be relying on democrats in congress to be their voice. house speaker paul ryan is telling gop lawmakers that it

nbc 10 at clinton's campaign headquarters in brooklyn and erin coleman at trump headquarters, trump towerhattan. >>> a woman in newcastle county recovering after she was shot while sleeping. police tell us a stray bullet went through her house and struck her. investigators found other bullets at homes and cars newark. the woman went to the hospital. police are still investigating this incident. right now they are offering a $20,000 reward for anybody who has information that leads to an address. >>> let's head to south philadelphia where crews are busy rescuing threw people, including a baby, from a house fire. it started on manton street, all three in stable condition. investigators continue to look for the cause of this fire. >>> this morning philadelphia police searching for a hit-and-run driver who crashed into an officer's cruiser. investigators say the officer was trying to pull the driver over in kensington yesterday morning when the driver slammed into the cruiser. the officer had to be treated for minor injuries. >>> one man dead after being hit bay septa train. it happened yeste

nbc 10's erin coleman will be at trump's headquarters at trump tower on fifth avenue in manhattan. and lauren make will be at clinton's campaign headquarters in brooklyn. >>> well crews were busy today in east falls cleaning up from yesterday's massive water main break in a shopping center parking lot. workers there cleared away several inches of mud and debris coating the ground. several stores at baker's center on fox street were able to reopen this morning. a 48-inch main burst yesterday, sending as much as six million gallons of water spilling into the parking lot. you see there. 75 people had to be rescued. the water department says there's no timetable on how long those repairs will take. >>> turning now to day five of the septa strike. people are making their way around the city without buses, trolleys and subways. and now the issue is headed back to a courtroom. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at the sheraton in center city where septa and the transport workers union are in talks again today. and randy, what have you learned? >> well denise, i got an update about ten minu

nbc10's erin coleman joins was the details. >> vice president-elect pence is taking over for chris christie. campaign sources say pence and mr. trump bonded over the course of the campaign and supported him throughout the run. campaign sources tell nbc news president-elect trump wasn't happy when governor christie did not vocally stand by him during the rocky times of the campaign christie will still have a role, he's join ben carson, mike flynn, rudy giuliani as vice compares on the transition team. we talk the nbc news political director about this shake-up. >> it's going to put a more trusted washington hand in charge of the process. and i think that that from there, you'll start to see it a little more stream lined. before you tname is cabinet secretaries, you ha. >> governor christie says, i want to thank president-elect trump for the opportunity to continue to help lead in this next phase and thank all of the preelection team for the outstanding work they have done over the next six months leading up to

at clinton's headquarters in brooklyn and erin coleman at trump's headquarters, trump tower on fifthvenue. >>> chuck todd, "meet the press," will be joining us live analyzing key issues for both candidates and breaking down winning numbers as we head into the final hours of the campaign. we will be talking to him live about 7:50 this morning and can you watch him on "meet the press" at 10:30. >>> philadelphia police are searching for hit-and-run driver who crashed into an officer's cruiser. the officer was trying to pull the car over in pennington when he slammed into the cop cruiser. the officer had to be treated for minor injuries. >>> one man is dead after he was hit by septa train on the high-speed line near bryn mawr station. no passengers or crew on board the were injured. >>> we continue to cover the ongoing septa strike. it's now in its sixth day. negotiations didn't go anywhere yesterday. late last night union released a statement saying septa's attempt at legal injunction is, quote, hail mary pass to get around bargaining. nbc 10's monique braxton live in center city where

. >> here are keith jones and erin coleman. >> we're watching new developments at today's attack at ohiotate university. >> investigators just gave an update on the victims. and new details on the officer who took down the attacker. >>> plus a community that burned to the ground more than three decades ago could soon be reborn. we'll go inside the homes that will get new life after the move bombing. >>> and take a look at radar and satellite. we have a lot of rain heading our way with two systems over the next two days. we'll track how much rain you could see, coming up. >>> right now at 5:00, a double dose of rain. the first alert weather team is tracking two systems that will bring us a lot of rain over the next few days. >> we need that rain, but there will be a lot of slipping and sliding on the roads because of all the leaves on the ground. >> let's get the latest on the timing and how soon it could hit your neighborhood. here's meteorologist krystal klei. >> hi, guys. no one is going to escape this rain pattern. we're talking two systems that are going to pump in a lot of moisture.

at campaign headquarters for both candidates, nbc 10 at campaign headquarters in brooklyn and erin colemann trump headquarters on trump avenue, 5th avenue in manhattan. later this morning join chuck todd, "meet the press," analyzing key issues for candidates and breaking down winning numbers as we head spot final days of the campaign. that's at 10:30 this morning. >>> also this morning, philadelphia police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who crashed into an officer's cruiser. investigators tell us the officer was trying to pull the driver over in kensington yesterday morning when the driver slammed into the cruiser. police found the car abandoned a half mile away. the officer had to be treated for minor injuries. >>> work starts tomorrow morning on two bridges over vine street expressway in center city. penndot rebuilding 22nd and 21st street bridges. crews working 9:00 a.m. to 3:p.m. to get ready for construction. penndot will leave two lanes of traffic open on the bridges throughout the work. construction is expected to be finished in the fall of 2018. >>> coming up, seeing a lock

we begin with nbc 10's erin coleman covering the trump campaign in manhattan. erin?tell you the trump camp feeling good about where things stand. a live look inside the hilton hotel, not far from where we are right now where a private invitation only party for trump is being held. he's watching returns come in nearby with his family. this was the scene outside of the hilton. trump supporters making their voices heard chanting for the republican nominee as they held up signs and sang the star spangled banner. let's look at the battleground states. in florida, the race still too close to call. exit polls showing unfavorable opinions of both clinton and trump and attitudes differ by race. trump more favorable with whites, clinton with blacks and hispanics. in ohio, nbc reporting trump is thewinner. the economy may have swung to his favor. 45% to clinton. the last candidate to win ohio and lose the election, that was richard nixon.

speaking of him, my partner, erin coleman joins us live outside 30 rock. erin. >> thanks, keith.eling more and more confident by the minute. want to take a live look inside the hilton holtel in midtown where a lot of his supporters have gathered. this room was virtually empty, but now his supporters hugging and cheering. at this point, as you mention, all eyes on pennsylvania. we're going to be here watching. want to send it over to my colleague lauren mick at the hilton camp. >> i just came out of the room where hillary clinton supporters have gathered, and that mood there has turned from serious really to somber. i saw people sitting on the floor. one man told me he was scared. another woman with tears in her eyes said she was thinking about the supreme court. this is not how they thought this night would go. jim and jacquelin, back to you. >> all right, lauren. nbc 10, your place to stays aelection night 2016 continues. we have all the results you need to see on the nbc 10 app and join us for nbc 10 news today starting at 4:30 later this morning. continuing coverage now. >>> w