. >> reporter: while on our trip to the acme in havertown we met colleen moran from broomall. >> i'm here to pick up a turkey breast. >> reporter: colleen had a tall list. >> getting our turkey, side, stuffing, mashed potatoes. >> reporter: here's the catch. colleen is a home care nurse. she's shopping for her nine three-year old patient. >> she does not have any family so it is the good thing to do. >> reporter: matt geary from havertown was in the same boat as colleen, shopping for sisters of charity in norristown. >> every year, for about 20 years now, i have been going out to norristown with a small portion of the meal, something that can be prepared that day. >> reporter: acme manager paul mullens say day before thanksgiving is in the the top five busiest but when is the store most crowded? >> maybe right after the dinner hour, everybody will come out, whoever did shop monday, tuesday, wednesday, and tonight will be very busy. >> reporter: in this store selfless acts of kindness. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: they long way for those who wouldn't otherwise have th

nevell ran 10 miles from her childhood home in havertown to get to the philadelphia museum of art made89 trips up and down the steps to complete the final 16.2 miles of this unusual marathon. she carried with her the ashes of her brother who died in 2013 after a stroke the year before. nevell preaches healthy eating and living and as a cancer survivor at the age of 56, she spreads the message that anything is possible. >> my run is really to choose unity and unite people around health and love and compassion. if you put that out there, it will come back to you. >> very true. last year nevell completed a run that took her around the perimeter of the united states. nearly 10,000-mile journey. pretty impressive. >>> all night long we have been talking about black friday the day retailers hope will be the biggest shopping day of the ye year. you may have been really excited about it today or you may have been scratching your head and hiding your head under the covers. fox's frank -- hank flynn disects the friday that's become something of an unofficial national holiday. ♪ you got everythin

now take a look right there we are showing you video from our very own joe holden from havertown where workers put the cash only sign up, to warn customers picking up that last minute bottle of wine. here at the state wine fine wine and good spirits store in center city near 20th and market, the line wrapped around the store. the customers say the credit card system started to come back on line around 5:00 o'clock but it has been a long wait for many. spokesperson for the pennsylvania liquor control board says that their credit card system was flooded with transactions between three and 4:00 this afternoon, essentially overloaded inn and had to be reset. state it worker did just that and now their credit card system is backup and running with a few outages but not before some very tense moments for some customers. >> luckily, cashier called me, credit card machine was working but next to me it was not and then i was down and moved him over and slowing down the system. frustrating some people and everyone is commenting as they look at the line and they are shopping. i couldn't templated

reporter: elaine quinn tell a 56-year-old cancer survivor ran 10 miles from her childhood home in havertown and will complete this unusual marathon by jogging the final 16.2 miles up and down the museum steps. 389 trips in all. oh, she trained for it. >> what was your thanksgiving like? you're running a marathon search daal. >> yes. >> uphill. >> yeah. >> what was your thanksgiving like? >> we had steak and lobster. [ laughter ] >> reporter: steak and lobste lobster. >> prow teen. protein. >> reporter: a nurse now living in las vegas who preaches healthy eating, healthy living, elaine has made career out of long distance runs by just last year she complete add trip around the perimeter of the u.s. nearly 10,000 miles worth. she relied on strangers for lodging and support. >> the only thing i could think of, it was such a beautiful display of humanity. report roar on that trip as on this one, she carried with her the ashes of her brother anthony who died in 2013 after suffering a stroke the year before. she has spread some of his ashes along her route but will bring the rest to their mother'

so that within like havertown. people knew their neighborhood by the numbers of what they were.hey spelled out letters of their town. >> i'm so old when i was growing up in wichita kansas we had a party line, so you would pick up the phone and might be woman down the street is on the line you could listen. >> i could listen to everything they were saying. hey did you hurry up and finish this i need to make a call. >> i remember talking about filling out area code, where they say you are from, people would write a certain area code and it wouldn't be a good thing. do you know what i'm talking about. >> write it down. >> kendell says i have temporarily suspension of my card. >> it is only tell prepare, it only last with the news block. >> how do you get a black card back. >> what? >> if you have to turn in your card. >> but it has to to with bros. >> different area codes. >> yes, ready for thanksgiving are you. sue's got your travel forecast , in a matter of seconds. >>> good news is thanksgiving itself won't be as cold as it was yesterday or as it is today but walking outdoor rig

. >> ♪ >> all my dreams low rider ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i saw that, and remember, in havertown, they hadmy grandmother took me to go see up in smoke. we went in, walked out like quarter the way through. she said this is not the movie i thought it was, little cheech and chong. no. >> were they in the group war? >> i don't know, but they might drive a low rider. >> ♪ >> megan produce this is. >> let's punch up megan l tell you what she just said. >> i have no idea why cheech and chong -- >> why we punched up cheech and chong. >> i love the part, ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> anyway, happy thanksgiving to cleve and chong. so, karen, give us the update on your three year old son who carried a battery out of some toy, one of those little lithium, looks like dime or nick snell. >> even smaller, even the little greeting cards, i've now researched them, very common for kids to eat these. ends the up gun to the er, get panic call from my husband, we take him to the emergency room at one of the hospital, like bring him right in. because we have to watch, the first two hours, there he is, because it can burn a ho

. >> reporter: elaine, 56 year old cancer survivor, ran 10 miles from her childhood home in havertown get to the art museum. and will complete this unusual marathon by jogging the final 16.2 miles up and down the museum steps. 389 trips in all. oh, she trained for it. >> what was your thanksgiving like? you're running a marathon today, most uphill. what was your thanksgiving like? >> we had steak and lobster. >> steak and lobster? >> yes. protein, protein. >> a nurse, now living in las vegas, who preaches healthy eating, healthy living, elaine has made a career out of long distance runs, by just last year, she complete add trip around the perimeter of the us, nearly 10,000 miles worth. she relied on strangers, for lodging, support. >> the only thing i could think of is it was such a beautiful display of humanity. >> on that trip, as on this one, she carried with her the ashes of her brother, anthony, who died in 2013, after suffering a stroke the year before. she has spread some of his ashes along her route, but will bring the rest to their mother's graveside in springfield, delaware

. >> helene neville started her run in havertown at her child's home, run to the art museum stems, then ran up and down the steps until she broke the records of 7 miles, she just reached her ultimate goal, 16.2 miles, on those steps. as she ran helene carried her brother's ashes in her back pack, he died back in 2013. this was her way of bringing him home to be laid to rest. >> may be closure, now he can be with our mom, and coming home before the next chapter, whatever that may be. >> the 55 year old already made headline for running the perimeter of the united state, more than 9700 miles. neville said she want people to re-think the impossible. i would say so. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday. anthony mason and alex wagner join us live now, from new york, with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, jan, coming up, the days headlines including the latest on the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. plus will the trump administration shutdown, some say legalization of march juan? take look at this controversial issue. >> also, they house the decorations for doze

downs on the schuylkill, even oath blue route slower than normal here as we take a live look near havertown, looking good, heading down toward philly international. here comes sun glare popping up on i-95, live look at i-95 in delco and good morning to mount laurel, new jersey. to delays on 295. full service on septa's buses, trains, trolleys, a complete 100 percent no reported delays to report here. that is good news for everybody that uses mass transit, looking for your credit on the transpass they have a complete program set up just go to septa.org. flying out of town look good no problems here at philly international on arrivals and departures, in good shape and with election day some kids have the day off from school, this is that school is used as a polling location. we will see unusual traffic patterns, as well as you float around places, like the schools or the polling spot so just keep that in mind in the neighborhood. looking for a good looking forecast for this election day, sueby has tonight 15 seconds. >>> in the words of election forecast election day is ideal, i will tell you

the event kicked off today in havertown. feeding our neighbors every day campai campaign. giant plans to hasn't out $90,000 worth of turkeys this holiday season. >>> a milestone to be proud of in north philadelphia today. habitat for humanity sold and dedicate add brand new home today clifton carter and deanna corbin bought a brand new home at diamond park. it's a development of affordable townhomes at 16th and fountain streets. congratulations to the family who are now first-time homeowners. it's the 196t 196th home built d sold by habitat for humanity here in philadelphia. congratulations. >> love it. >>> it was a party more than a century in the making in chicago today. why it was extra special for all the young cubs fans who got to be part of this massive celebration. and we are following developing news concerning the septa strike. it's now taking legal action. septa now taking legal action to try to get those workers back on the job. we are live outside septa headquarters with the very latest. ♪ >> and we're continuing

elaine quinn tell nevel ran ten miles from her childhood home in havertown to get to the art museum and will complete the marathon by jogging the 15.2 miles up and down the museum steps, 389 trips in all. owe, she trained for it. what was your thanksgiving like. you're running a marathon today, most of it up hill. what was your thanksgiving like? >> we had steak and lobster. >> yeah. all protein. > a nurse now living in las vegas who preaches healthy eating, healthy living, elaine has made a career out of long distance runs. last year she made a trip around the perimeter of the us. she relied on strangers for lodging and support. it was such a beautiful display of humanity. on that trip as on this one she carried with her the ashes of her brother anthony who died in 2013 after suffering a stroke the year before. she has spread some of his ash essay long her route, but will bring the rest to their mother's gravesite in springfield, delaware county. hi went with me the whole way and that journey is over and now it's time for a new chapter and to put him to rest. 389 trips up and down thes