jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> we are continuing to follow the results of the election 2016 this morning, and reaction around the world. >> the way asian markets are reacting this morning and surprising effect, being seen in if you are just waking up, votes are in and donald trump will be the forty-fifth president of the you had. democratic nominee hillary clinton called trump to congratulate him, in his victory speech trump says nation owes clinton a major debt of gratitude for her years of public service. we have other news, to get to this morning two police officers are hurt after a crash north of the lasalle university. chopper three over 21st and common street last night. police say officers were in a suv that collided with another car just before 10:00 p.m. one officer suffered a broken leg and other broken ribs. we are told man in the other car did try to get out and away but he was eventually caught. >>> cheltenham township police and fbi are looking for this man, take a look, he robbed a wells fargo bank on west cheltenham avenue in elkins park. photos show him walking u

jim and rahel, back to you. >>> star bucks is rolling out its new holiday season cuts. >> and in this this morning money watch report, we will be >>> the neon sign above historic lorraine hotel is glowing again for the first time in years. take a look building's new owner flipped the lights on broad street the in north philadelphia last night. construction crews are turning the vacant hotel in the apartment building. they are building retail space and restaurant on the ground floor, should be nice. >> it is 4:48. time for a check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. so wall street apparently giving idea of president trump a warm welcome. >> reporter: that is right dow jones opens up today near record highs. the this is a stunning reversal after it plunge in the hours immediately following word of a trump win, health care bio tech companies led will rally, donald trump said he wants to repeal obama care and republican sweep in congress makes that more likely. investors say republicans are less likely to regulate drug prices, jim

jim and rahel. >> that an expensive evening. >> i know you are looking and thinking he would never buy it. i would probably buy a ticket because ones out of 108 years game seven i'll stan there. you take a thousand dollars, chop it up over a 108 years. >> you wear comfortable shoes, is that right. >> game is just as nice in the comforts of your couch. >> i think they need to be there if i was a cubs fan i would be there. >> i used to live near chicago, in chicago but near wrigley field but sit on the roof and watch the game. >> i'm going by myself then, jill. >> you convinced me, i'm with you. >> there are some things you have to throw caution to the wind. >> let me know how it is. >> check in with you tomorrow. >>> atlantic city officials say they will fight any attempt to take over the cities by the state of new jersey. state reject cities turnaround plan. they say ac is a five-year plan does not bring enough stability to atlantic city is finances. that plan included laying off 100 workers. in a state take over the state could eliminate worker contract, sell city access and veto veto

. >> good morning again, jim and rahel. donald trump surprise win is a shocking financial markets to say the least. they have expected and hillary clinton victory. we have seen a global market sell off, asian, european markets tumbled. at one point dow jones feutres here this is u.s. were pointing to an 800-point drop at the open. they have recovered a great deal after hillary clinton conceded, and this is all about uncertainty, markets don't like it. there are a lot of questions, surrounding donald trump's economic positions. he has said he wants to revamp the tax code, end immigration policy. he has been critical of the federal reserve. concern u.s. would drop trade agreements, mexico dollar dropped sharply with less trade with mexico. the mood on wall street is similar, to after that surprise brexit vote when voters in the uk shock financial markets and voted to leave the eu. there was a massive sell off after that brexit vet but there was a quick rebound. we will see if that happens now or if this sell off is more long t

an accident in abington huntington pike at old huntington pike shaping up to be a busy morning, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> u.s. senate race in pennsylvania also went down to the wire. >> just after 1:30 senator pat toomey had enough votes to declare victory and retain his seat. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live with more on the most expensive u.s. senate campaign ever. good morning. >> reporter: we all saw those attack ads every where, between these one campaigns, more than 160 million-dollar spent, but still it wasn't enough for the democrats to unseat pat toomey. from his lehigh county election that it headquarters, senator pat toomey declared victory over katie mcginty by a margin of hundred thousand votes. toomey admitted it was a hard for the race. >> let's face it, this was a tough campaign, quite a battle, there was an all time record amount of money spent against us. a lot of the ads were just out ride false but you know, the voters were short enough to figure it out as they usually are. >> reporter: conceding in philadelphia, katie mcginty remain cheerful, upbeat befor

we can only expect bigger and bigger crowds. rahel and jim, back inside to you. >> we will check with you later on. >>> people who are not traveling, by plane or car may are taking a car. amtrak is expect to go move 750,000 people this thanksgiving holiday. anticipating the increase in passengers rail line has all passenger cars on the track and amtrak officials say while many trains are already sold out there are still a few seats still opened from last minute travelers. today, and unday are expect to be the years busiest days force amtrak. >>> speaking of amtrak here's a live look at 30th street station. we will take through in our next hour. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do will show us how busy it is this morning and what you can expect if you are heading the rails. >>> we have got video back from north philadelphia where an overnight fire has injured two people. the lets take a look. the response to the 3,000 block of north swanson street around 3:00 this morning. the fire fighters had the blaze knocked down at 30 minutes. two people

. >>> and good morning everyone i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. >> go ahead. >> gatlinburg tennessee is under a curfew after wild fires killed three people and injured 14 others. authorities say drought and hurricane force wind are fueling the flames. >>> a human bite is potentially very dangerous. >> vicious attack on a pair of philadelphia police officers when a suspect by the them. >> officers caught a man trying to break in the car in the 1200 block of atlantic street. >>> president-elect trump headaches good on a campaign promise, air conditioning company carrier announced they reached an agreement with mr. trump to keep a thousand jobs in indiana. >>> isis is taking credit for the attack at yes state university. >> ♪ >> last night school held a memorial for 11 people injury. >> you just never think it can happen so close to home. >> i feel like we have a bigger sense of community on campus now. >> it feels good to be with people that feel same way, we love it here at o

jim and rahel, back to you. >>> well in, doylestown a high school student is turning heads, and boggling. >> pat gallen tells us about the long journey he just returned from and where he hopes to go toy love telling stories look this. walker anderson works with grids and has made numbers his life. that passion is taking him places. each day is a new puzzle. for one local student each day is a new opportunity, to make, and solve a puzzle. walker anderson is a master of puzzles. central bucks west sophomore actually builds them on his owned and turned his interesting hob any to much more, including a trip to europe. that trip to europe was to compete the in the world championships in slovokia where the 15 year-old did well. >> 200 people competed. >> yes. >> how did you do. >> i got tenth in individual. >> out of everyone. >> right. >> wasn't high school or college. >> it was everyone. >> reporter: a 15 year-old math, puzzle wizard went to europe and finish tenth in the world. the his guidance counselor valerie says he is a prodigy. >> he has been doing math at c.b. west since in elementar

. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. chicago cubs and cleveland indians have waited a combined 176 years, to win a world series, last night, the cubs put their dry spell to an end after a historic victory. >> here's the 01. >> reporter: historic world series finally. >> the cubs won the world series. >> followed an unprecedented 17 minute rain delay. series mvb ben zo theb therist hit this tenth inning double. >> it is like a heavyweight fight, blow for blow, everybody playing their heart out. >> miguel monday tear owe helped secure the victory. >> they have blown it so many years before. this is greatest feeling in the world. >> reporter: fans were left on the edge of their seats at bottom of the eighth when cleveland outfielder raji davis hits this game tying home run. >> this whole place erupted. it was an awesome moment. >> reporter: in the end cubs were victorious rallying back from a three-one series deficit ending decade of heart break. >> our tamly has been waiting 108 years for this. >> yes. >> still can't believ

jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets get started with weather and traffic with katie and meisha but i suspect you have very good news. >> there will be a trade off, eventually. >> all right, so you guys day three like you said, day three of the septa strike, jim. >> we want to avoid traffic. >> i don't blame you. if you was you as well, i can tell you, that it will be another day of pure exhaustion and i wish i had better news or tips to avoid it but you can't without hitting the roadways. bear with us. >> at least we have a dry commute to start the day off. >> thank you. >> that may be different from later today but for now we don't have any major worries out there. we do have some fog, which we will get to visibility in a second but storm scan is quiet yet again, but right now we are seeing that warm, actually more moisture rich air funnel in. the as a result patchy fog has developed, wind are nice and light but not bad every where. i saw it patchy on my way in to work this morning. in the meantime under half mile in trenton, lancaster, down to 3

rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be here in just a minute but first here's what we need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> president-elect trump's transition to the white house will officially begin today when he meets with president obama. >>> anti donald trump protests continuing around the country. >> not our president, not our president. >> this protest last night was very large, started here at city hall and continued on broad street, donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an opened mind and a chance to lead. >> i don't think we really should to have care, they should care about legos and whether eating pop roxanne coke will make your stomach explode. >> they will by the way. >> and if your child asked the ultimate question why the bad things happen to good people. finally have the answer, the electoral college. >> try explain that to an adult let alone a trial. >> it could be confusing, kati

jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha, all eyes are on the holiday weekend forecast and road and rails. >> yes, hi, awkward hi, hi. >> roadways are looking good, we are starting to heat upright now and we have a lot to talk about in terms of the septa, mass transit and what we can expect, with all that coming up. >> you dress as a pilgrim, so appropriate. >> no, it is not. stop it. >>> we could easily go like this. >> yes. >> lets go outside, right now and we will show you a nice quiet storm scan view, when we zoom it out, jim, behave, knock it off. i will zoom out of here one more time off to the west storm system beginning to migrate ever so closer. for now you we are under a nice clear sky. it will stay that way through majority of the day. something to be thankful for with clear skies, travel should be receipt i easy, shoot sailing, say for all of the vehicles we will find outside on the road. thirty-two outside palmyra cove nature park overlooking a clear picture of center city. or thing to point out that is w

coming up at 6:00 more on that student transportation woes and also administrators here, rahel and jim back inside to you. >>> justin, thank you. >>> time right now 5:37. in business news facebook hits a major milestone on wall street, and on line. >> plus, more plaque friday deals for you, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, hi there, jill. >> good morning jim and rahel. talk about high expectations facebook says its revenue soared by 50 percent this is last quarter, profits tripled, mostly because of mobile advertising and yet facebook shares felon the news, that is because facebook says pace of growth isn't sustainable. facebook says for first time ever more than a billion people use it every single day. on wall street, uncertainty surrounding next week's presidential election is putting investors on edge. s and p fell for seventh day in a row that has not happened in five years, dow jones dropped 77 points, nasdaq fell 48. black friday coming early, jc penny rolling out black friday teams and promotions, all month long, and it is also to attrac

hoff, arrested, we have got reaction from teammates, and fans. >>> well, today is wednesday, november 2nd, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha getting us started. are you recovering yesterday. it was a mess. >> we are just getting started, rahel but guess what day number two starts now, septa, septa, septa, there is real life in place. we have a tractor trail are tire, water main breaks so we are shaping up to be a busy morning. >> it is like life has got to go on for rest of us. that is where you come in. i thankfully do not have any kind of wet the tore report. it is very tranquil. we will get you out the door. it was a nice day, but, yeah, you know, maybe you actually had to hit the alarm early to check with us to get outside door to make sure you though what is going on. weather-wise no worries. make sure you take your sunglasses, nice, bright, sunny day and warmer. really heavy winter coat is not a requirement. outside storm scan where things are nice and quiet at this hour and it will stay that way. look at these temperatures. we will drop another 3 degrees, here in fill before sun comes up bu

marley hall is live in cleveland with the excitement. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. chicago cubs and cleveland indians have waited a combined 176 years to win a world championship. and last night cubs put an end to their dry spell in historic fashion. >> the historic world series finally. >> the cubs win the world series. >> reporter: followed an unprecedented 17 minute rain delay. world series mvp ben zobrist gave cubs a good. >> heavyweight fight, blow for blow, everybody playing their heart out. >> miguelmonter owe helped secure the victory. >> it is just the greatest feeling this is world. >> reporter: fans were left on the edge of their seats at bottom of the eighth when cleveland outfielder raji davis hits a game tying home run. >> this whole place erupted. it was an awesome moment. >> reporter: in the end cubs were victorious rallying back from a three-one series deficit, finally ending decade of heart break. >> your family has been waiting 108 years for this. >> it is just tremendous, still can't believe it. >> reporter: back in chicago celebrations immediatel

. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. e thousands of people this london and across europe did not go to sleep last night anxiously await to go hear who would be america's president-elect. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> thank you. >> in the uk they are calling trump's victory a brexit style shock, another surprise result, following britain's dramatic vote in june to leave the european union. >> i sort of saw it as a warning, you know, that something like this could happen. >> reporter: late additions of uk newspaper flew flew off presses with news of the trump surgeon. every step of the election has been watched all around the world and american voters say this is a finally they just could not think of happening. but for many clinton supporters at this party in london early excitement lessen as the night wore on. markets around the globe, plumeted as trump won state after state. in russia president trump souvenirs are already being sold. now, president putin has already reached out to congratulate trump he sent him a telegram, so has

jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. busy day for weather and traffic. lets keep an eye on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> do you know the song don't rain on my parade. >> absolutely. >> am i right. >> barbara streisand. >> yes. >> i need to hear it. >> i feel like when i heard that. >> the clouds are raining on my parade. >> wow, katie. >> wow. >> we are allowed to go off the tracks a little bit. we will tell you that the roads are looking good, for now, right now, enjoy if you can get out early, enjoy now. it will be busy. >> it will be. weather will cooperate. this looks like an easy day traveling. probably sun glare hitting road early and eastbound perhaps that is an issue but for now storm scan is totally quiet. still under cover of the darkness. we do not have to worry about wet weather today. later tonighttive rent story which we will get to later in the show but i want to get i you out the door if i are planning to hit the road. for now we're good on storm scan locally up and down eastern seaboard. we have however a system just a mo

jim and rahel, back to you. >>> philadelphia police continue to search for killer of the 14 year-old after that teen was gunned down and killed monday night. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the northeast high school where a community is struggling to cope with this loss, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, school district tells thus bereavement team is prepared to help students, teachers, staff tiehl with this tragic loss, this shooting victim was just 14 years old, a fresh hand at northeast high school, and his family is headaching an emotional plea to the teen's killer. >> all i know is, the kids are supposed to bury the parents, the parent are not the supposed to bury their kids. it is a real stunner and shocker to us. >> reporter: bob wisesinger is struggling to understand why someone would gun down his 14 year-old step grandson ian wilsey. police say teen was with his friend at 9:00 o'clock walking to the corner storm for chips and soda when two men approached and one opened fire at corner of browse and devereaux. >> senseless, that i

and then as jim and rahel machine sean, the polls open in pennsylvania, and delaware, at 7:00. all of the polls come to a close at 8:00. coming up in our next half hour, also going to take closer look at the all important states of pennsylvanian its role in its all important election, for now, reporting live in west depford, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel, jan, back into you. >> see you then. meanwhile pennsylvania voters playing pivotal role in whether republicans keep control of the sent at -- senate. >> republican at that time toomey is in tight balance the with katie mcginty. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at polling place in win where mcginty will cast her ballot later this morning, high, trang. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, and jim. now, because most people vote along party lines, this race is expected to be very closely aligned with the presidential race and it has been just as heated. tonight we will find out who will come out on top of what's regarded as the most expensive senate campaign ever. as democratic challenger katie mcginty seeks to

jim and rahel. >> thanks, roxanea, a appreciate it. more information coming up as well. deadly wild fires continue to sweep through tennessee this morning. three people died in the inferno and hundreds of homes have been destroyed, in the resort towns of gatlinburg. crews are hoping rainy weather will help them get the upper hand today. this is largest wild fire to hit that state in 100 years. >>> people in brazil continue to mourn loss of the members of the soccer team killed monday night in the plane crash. team was on its way to play its first championship game in columbia, when their chartered plane went down. seventy-one people lost their lives including players, coaching staff, and journalist, six people survived that crash. >>> well, search is on foreman wanted for sexually assaulting a woman in camden. this is a sketch of the man police are looking for. woman says he assaulted her this empty lot on the 900 block of south third street on sunday night. surveillance camera captured this white van, suspect was driving. if you have any tips camden county police want to

. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel, that is right this group was saying there was anti trump but anti clinton and anti establishment, with lots of bernie sanders supporters. for the most part they remain very peaceful, reporting no issues except for traffic tie ups but lets take a look at the video there last night. >> in the my president. not my president. >> reporter: about a thousand people gathered across from it the i hall, to protest president-elect donald trump and discriminatory policies that he stands for. some also held signs, reading not my president, crowd started marching from the municipal services building and continued, up broad street, with police officers monitoring along the way. so with organized by philadelphia socialist alternative, the largest diverse group gave a variety of reasons for demonstrating. >> i'm very scared, afraid for my rights. i'm afraid for my country. i'm frayed for my friend and family. i'm afraid. >> this is what the dnc asked for. they stole the election from a good man like bernie sanders, he was the the rightful winner >> reporter:

and vote. reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim, rahelck to you. >>> no one wins when a strike and commuters are on the losing end. lots of extra vehicles on the road meant grid lock yesterday. mobile three is outside on the roads this morning and already we have seen traffic getting heavier, on the the right we are looking live at suburban station. excuse me, the left, yeah, left. regional rail riders are being greeted by picketers. here's firsthand look inside chaos yesterday at suburban station. viewer sent thus video, lines wrapping around station as delays began to mount. we have our fingers crossed for a smoother commute today but you'll want to be prepared to wait if you take regional rails. >>> for septa strike creating traffic jams for bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia is encouraging commute tours bike the strike. maintaining additional park biking in the city and volunteers are also at municipal services building on jfk boulevard to help by sickle list to get through the strike on a bike. >>> stay with "eyewitness news"

look at this, like i said, buses, trolleys, all of that looking good, and septa is vouchers for unused passes, great news. jim, rahelnformation. i posted it on my twitter and facebook feed, as well. well it is time to get out and cast your vote. >> polls are already open in new jersey, and they open at about 30 minutes in pennsylvania and delaware. jan carabeo live in west depford, new jersey where she just spoke with some early voters, jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. that's right, they were waiting here before the doors opened at the red bank school in west depford, so they've already been in, cast their ballot, and moved off to work a lot of people i spoke to say they turned out early to beat the crowds. now, here in new jersey there is state will likely go to hillary clinton, it is gone to the democratic contender since 1992. but just across the river, in pennsylvania, that's a different story of course, pa, big swing state, so both candidates spent a lot of time there yesterday, trying to get out the vote to the very last minute. take a look at the video. hillary clinton brought the sta

rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be here in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i've been heading to jacksonville, florida. >> mexico. >> reporter: a lot of people getting a yum seven start on their holiday and when it comes to thanksgiving holiday travel today is the busiest day. >> police are looking for one of two suspects from the home invasion in south philadelphia. other suspect, they have found handcuffed to a fence. >> out of no where this bull just walks by me. >> reporter: philadelphia's runaway bull got lots of attention after commuters spotted it on i-95 and 676. >> i like it well done, how would you suggest i cook it. >> long time, cook it a long time. >> it the is in the oven, it is an hour less than the required cook time, and the meat thermometer is saying it is at 188. >> 188. >> yes. >> get it the out of there, it will blow. >> this is really a question about stuffing. >> you call it stuffing or dressing. >> i call it stuffing.

jim and rahel, back to you. >> time 6:48.. >> gale king joins us live from new york with a pro view. gale, we hope you had a nice holiday. good to see this morning. >> i had really nice holiday. i came back, and happy, too, rahel, jim, always good to see you guys. charlie leads our coverage every fidel castro's death in cuba today, take a look at the funeral preparations what this means us relations with the country what clinton campaign now backing the recount efforts, the president-elect trump fiery response to that. and, the michigan man we all remember this picture who survived terror a that is in studio 57 here today, and walking. he will join us to tell us how he learned to walk again. so psched to see him in person. the news back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. and countingment back to you guys in philadelphia. >> looking forward to all of those stories, pack broadcast, as always, thanks, gale. transit passengers in san francisco got free rides this weekend after hackers reached their fare system. three e

here and if you are driving or taking the train you will want to check your schedule and allow for extra time, rahel and jim, back inside to you. >>> you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay on top of the septa strike. we have more information about how to get around during walk out, our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> philadelphia eagles fans want to know will wide receiver josh hoff suit up this sunday. hoff was arrested on the walt whitman bridge carrying an unlicensed gun and marijuana authorities say hoff was pulled over for speeding and according to court document when an officer approached he smell marijuana we are told he turn over marijuana and told the officer about a unloaded gun. hoff's attorney fortune perry tells "eyewitness news" that hoff is very upset. >> obviously he is very disappointed about what has gone on here but it is early on in the situation. we really haven't had a chance to look at all of the allegations. >> perry to tells "eyewitness news" that josh hoff was released on $25,000 bail. we do not know if hoff had a permit for the gun in another state but we

is just modest 43 days away right now, and can you believe there is only 47 shopping days until christmas, jim donovan, my goodness. >> oh, yes, never mind. rahel i actually still have to make our list, unlike the craziness that's -- just kidding. >> forty-seven days. >> then 54 until new years, average high of 40, comes in 57. so, at least we have double digits before that happens. and today is actually going to end up being very, very warm day for our area. but off to cold start. so this is day to dress in layers for sure. we have temperatures currently into the low or upper 20's in some spots, one of the code he is spots we typically finds, only 23 right now under the clear sky, i guarantee she has frost or hard freeze outside ride now in bill bert ville. central new jersey educated checking in at 30. under the freezing mark, nice clear sky for him. and one more, let's go to another, down into delaware, where it is actually one of the mildest spots of the bunch. still flirting with freezing at 34 degrees. checking in with nice clear sky in middletown, delaware. headed back to the graphic, we advance here, we do have a frontal boundery, going

people obviously very sensitive a and wear of this right, no, jim, rahel? >> minutely shushes douse, but usually operator error, nothing to do with the battery. >> well, holiday deals, i know i'm seeing them earlier and earlier, so what can you tell us? >> reporter: okay, wal-mart is kicking offer so-called cyber monday deals at 12:01 a.m. on "black friday". by the way, "black friday" deals start on thanksgiving. wal-mart's been making huge push to grow it on line sales to keep up with amazon.com. good for the customers. >> nothing sacred any more? >> well, you know what, if you're at home, that's one thing. at least maybe you'll justice appear into the family room and buy few things. >> on line. >> but opposed to leaving everyone at the table on thanksgiving with the pumpkin pie still there, now, that's crazy. >> and we're having it this year at your place, right, jill? >> i'm in. >> we'll check in with you in the next hour. >>> well, if you're just waking up, it is cold outside. >> it is very cold, and katie apparently the whole day will be chill. >> i oh,

jim, rahel, will you be working? >> i will be working, and i asked jim if i could come over, but, jill, he told meal i cannot. >> well, because i won't be home. i'm out of town. >> jim? >> i'm out of town! i've got seniority, i've got send or at this, number four in seniority, i'm enjoying my thanksgiving. >> you deserve it. >> thanks, jill, we'll check in with you next hour. women, expect another cold commute this morning. >> but, some good news, katie says it, won't be as bad as yesterday. her forecast next. at ikea, we believe everyone should be able to afford a welcoming home for the holidays. and that nothing should get in the way of a good conversation. we believe that room for one more shouldn't cost more. and that you can make a place for everyone. spend your holiday overjoyed and under budget with ikea. >> today still breezy, still chilly, certainly still worthy of the heavy winter coat. not as bad as yesterday. still deal with the wind, making you hug the winter coat little tighter. nice quiet beginning to the day, much like yesterd

and launches a new offensive on twitter. oh, boy. today is monday, november 28th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. hopefully you had your thanksgiving, and got your shopping and now the gang is back together. >> things fit ago little tighter. good morning, roads are looking nice and say quiet for now, looking nice and dry, katie, hoping it stays that way. >> at least for now, we actually is very significant storm that we've got to to talk about. we'll talk much more about that as we progress through the show. getting you out the door, if you're like us, maybe back to work, back to school, nice clear skies for us overall. has allowed the temperatures to drop off readily. chilly level, actual air temperatures right now, guys, into the 20 in a lot of spots, including atlantic city, the influence of the open ocean water. twenty-three is the temperature at mount pocono, cold start in allentown, you get the idea. in philly actually the mildest spot of this little slew of observation at 36. and in doylestown, at 32. so, yes, chilly start. thankfully the winds very calm. it doesn't also account for any win

fire spread to homes, cars, and power lines, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live on the scene with the latest, morning, frank. >> reporter: well, good morning, jim, rahels, still very active and dangerous scene here. this is why firefighters have several blocks away from where this fire started. but, take a look, you can still see all of the smoke in the air, as again, this is an active fire scene. what we're looking at brunswick avenue, and where this fire occurred is on weinberg place, eight homes on weinberg place, all caught fire. one of the homes collapsed. >> this involves eight homes. firefighters also dealing with carson that same street. also, caught fire, and even worse, some of the power lines above those homes, kept coming down, making it a very dangerous situation for firefighters, as well as the people around, and so, people around this area have been evacuated, not only those involved in the fire, but homes surrounding this particular area. now, because those power lines went down, the electric company actually had to come here and turnoff the power. in order for these firefighters to continue to fight this blaze, now, we're hearing at t

and 3:30 p.m. a loft construction to get to. but first, jim, rahel, over to you. >> update now on that amber alert we've been telling you about, police in our area want you to be on the look-out for a little girl who could be in danger. >> authorities say she was abducted in virginia and they believe she could be on the way to new jersey. take a close look. on the right. there is four year old annabell hope richardson, last seen with her father, 24 year old dillan james richardson, in charlotte county virginia, could be in a 1995 burgundy chevy van with virginia license plate vmg2332. if you see her, her father, that van, call police. >>> breaking right now, mt. holly, police on the scene of vicious attack. >> woman assaulted overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live there now, where investigators are looking for clues. but jan, what have you learned? >> jim, rahel, i just spoke with authorities, here in burlington county. and they can't say at this time exactly how this woman was assaulted, they don't yet have updates on her conditio

and that's welcome news for the nearly 1 million commuters who rely on septa. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do broke the news on twitter outside, frank, what do you know? >> reporter: jim, rahel, we learned this tentative deal had been reached, just after 3:00 this morning. and though we don't know the terms of the deal at this point, we're told the deal will be official once septa management as well as union leader sign off it, so hit little bit after snafu, though, here is video of a pour outage downtown where the talks had been ongoing. it sets both sides back to their respective offices. negotiations did continue, with tent tiff deal struck overnight. now, last night, twu local 234 president willie brown told us that both sides were very close to an agreement, that it was all coming down to language. and this morning, he we were able to briefly speak to septa chairman, and here's what he had to say. >> i think we'll be okay. >> an agreement in principal. everything will be fine once we sign everything, okay? >> now, both septa and the union had been preparing for, court hearing this morning, after both septa and the city of philadelphia found injunctions to ends this stri

>> well, good morning, rahel, and jim. right now we are waiting on a joint press conference between septa and the union right here, at union headquarters, we did learn just after 3:00 a.m. this morning, that attentive deal was reached. now, we don't know the terms of the deal at this point. we are told that it will become official once septa management as well as union officials sign that deal. and let me show you septa management did arrive in this mini-van just moments ago. now, talks did hit little bit after snafu overnight. but the power outage at the sheridan where those talks had been ongoing, but the two sides did go to their respective offices at that point. and talks did resume. now, last night, ww -- cwu local president told us bode sites are close, coming down to language, this morning, we were able to briefly catch up to septa chairman before he went into the union hall. now here's what he had to say. >> so, i think we'll be okay, but i doesn't with a to get too far out until we get over there and see everythin

mayor jim kenney calling for ends to recent racism and unrest, the promise he's making to the people of philadelphia. >> well, good morning, today is tuesday, november 15th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus big name names a stop at temple university. first, a check on the forecast with katie and roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, roads are looking good. lots of construction out there, the vine is one of those, katie, i know you won't like. that will also, a water main break. >> five extra minutes to the commute. makes me crazy, no one on the roads and just sitting at light. >> i know it. >> it is terrible. that's the worse feeling in the world. who is with me on this? my gosh. but at least for now, for the most part, service moving through, not a lot of wet weather, there is some, when you look at storm scan, yes, primarily the eastern edge of the garden state or finding at least any kind of significant precipitation right now, so ocean monmouth county, portions of burlington, points southwest of that, where the bulk of any precipitation is, it does look at this point, too, like the bulk of heavy moisture also going to stay off shore which certai

and riding the rales, 30th street station is packed, on this thanksgiving get away day. no matter how you're making the trip, at least the weather is cooperating right now. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. live at philadelphia international airport. with a look at how things are moving along there, good afternoon, joe. >> rahel, jim, good afternoon, and everything pretty much perfect here. there are no hiccups at philadelphia international airport. as jim mentioned, the weather is of course playing supporting role in helping people getting from point a to point b. it is a perfect day to travel by sky. now, there are absolutely really zero delays to talk about whether you're coming in or leaving from philadelphia international airport, showing you video, caught up with some passengers earlier this morning, they said they got here to the predictable of recall tsa lines, described a pretty easy experience. most, just telling us, they were shocked, at how really calm and cool things were here, at philadelphia international airport. we did sample those headed by sky, to destination this holiday, go ahead, have a listen. >> how is the travel been so far? >> good. >> there is nobody o

and threats. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in center city, not far from the site of a flash mob attack. trang? >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahelople were hurt in this attack, the latest at 16th and walnut over the weekends. police did arrest two teens and say they're expected to arrest even more. at this time mayor kensy saying that people need to stand up and do more than just protest. >> the city every brotherly love hasn't been living to up its name lately. >> past few days there have been hateful attacks, intimidation, damage to public and private property, these act have no place in our city. >> in the last month, flash mob attacks on innocent bystanders and communities from temple to center city have rattled the city. off duty police detective and his wife were hurt in the most recent attacks. >> horrifying, i think there needs to be more accountability, parent, teachers, just people accountable for themselves. >> and in the days following the election, philadelphia saw buildings and cars defaced when nazi and racist graffiti. cyber attack against african-american student at penn, and mayor kenney speaking out about it a

and currently re-selling for five times the price on ebay. jim, rahel? >> i don't know that i would pay that much, jill, but i can totally understand. my facebook lit up. >> you know is buying that? people that broke -- >> mario brothers, love it. >> broke theirs years ago, couldn't get replacement. they're not buying for their kids. >> , no of course not. >> no. >> you know, adults who want to play those video games. the kids now would think that those games are so lame. >> like the old cell phone with the big brick thing. >> no, no, that's like old memories, feel like a kid again. >> thanks, jill. see you tomorrow. >>> well, in other news, two people are dead after an intense earthquake rocks the country of new zealand. >> powerful 7.8 magnitude quake hit new zealand south island with it epi-center about 57 miles northeast of christ church. the earthquake shook the island this morning and triggered 6-foot high tsunami. that's just after midnight local time. authorities have yet to declare a national emergency, but new zealand prime minister john key sa

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie andeisha joining us, keeping an eye on things this morning, just wondering if you're now wearing -- >> no pants. >> hour later, still no progress? >> well, that's what you have when you have three servings of stuffing. >> that was me at the table. >> all right, you guys, good morning, the roadways looking good, guess what, we are certainly starting to heat up. with that being said, how many vehicles on the roadways, no accidents, not one accident to tell but. >> everybody knock on wood. >> yep. >> where ever you got it. where ever you got it, yes. maybe today is a good idea to ride your bike to work if you ate too much over the holiday. but it looks like it will be chilly ride for us, no matter what you are doing, standing out waiting for a bus, waiting for train, anything like that, do expect that it is going to be chilly out there, storm scan, nice and quiet. if you look down near dc, start to see at least little hint of cloud cover beginning to bill owe in here. generally though lookin

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and westbound direction, westbound side, looks like it is heating up little quicker, then quickly broad street northbound west trenton inbound ten minute delays. check the schedules on line, jim, rahelking news all morning, after a package explodes injuring a man in center city. >> this is trang do live at 18th and pine, frank, what can you tell us? >> well, rahel, jim, still very active scene here, even hours after this explosion, take a look, philly bomb squad taking the lead on this with help from ats as well as us postal inspectors and the fire marshall's office. they're all down there sent earned around first floor apartment. right there, near the corner every 18th and pine. police say a 52 year old man had received a package in the mail, yesterday, around 5:00 p.m. decided to open it this morning, and when he opened it, it exploded. police are saying he had cuts to his hands, and he was transported to jefferson, where he remains in stable condition. earlier, this morning, we got an update from chief inspector scott small, who told us what could possibly be the cause of this explosion. >> but at this time they don't know whether or not there was intentional explosion. in other

here, but we imagine as the day wears on, that more will show up, and finds a way, somehow, to get to work or make other amends. rahel, jim, back into you. >> thank you very much, justin. well the philadelphia school district says schools are open regardless of the septa strike. about 52,000 districts and charter school student rely on septa to get to class. students who normally ride septa but can't make it to school will be marked as having an excused absence. >>> philadelphia archdioces student are off today for all saint day. >> so a lot going on this morning, so how do we put this in the most simplicity terms so you know what you need to know walking out the door this morning. first up you guys, this is what's not in service. the city -- city buses, market frankford line, broad street broad ridge spur line, trolley routes ten, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36. only thing working regional rails. outside of the city norristown high-speed line, trolley routes 101 and 102, lucy, cct connect, suburban buses. this is are the main bullets that you want to know about parking, so flat rate of $10 for to up ten hours in certain garages. so

and the surprise name one person wrote in. well, today is election day, tuesday, november 8, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get you start wad check on weather and traffic on this election tuesday. katie and meisha joining us. >> good morning, big day today, you guys, and septa, yeah. >> you nailed it. >> i'm so excited to say everything is looking great. we just have some construction, but septa. >> thankfully makes your job a heck of a lot easier. >> yes it does. >> everything runs smilely for a change. >> being looking at quiet weather yet again, looking, your forecast looking absolutely spectacular. it is all right even if it weren't election day we would be saying this is the banner day of the forecast, plenty of sunshine expected, staying quiet. area temperatures yes, chilly but not necessarily as harsh by the time the sun is coming up anyway as they were expected to be yesterday. so, as a result of some milder area starting to nudge in, temperatures should rebound relatively easily, you are at the freezing mark through a the loft northwest outlying suburbs, also through millville, pine land ar

another heads up and reminder on that, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. very sad story over in philadelphia's mayfair section, a 14 year old boy shot, killed, just weeks before he turns 15. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live mayfair where we understand you just spoke with philadelphia police. jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. police trying to track down two suspect this morning, as you mentioned, a very sad story, this 14 year old shooting victim, weeks shy of his 15th birthday. now, homicide detectives are trying to track down those suspect, who gunned him down right here in the middle of the street in this usually quiet neighborhood, in mayfair. take a lock at the video. police responded to the 6200 block of rouse avenue around 9:00 last night. they found the 14 year old victim in the street shot three times in his chest and his stomach. police rushed him to aria-torresdale hospital for treatment where he was pronounced dead a short time later. detective are now interviewing witnesses and searching for surveillance

and just some showers by thursday. >> thanks, katie. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. r katie, all of us here, thanks for watching. young and the restless is next. what do we want our kids how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. >> jill: oh, there you are! happy thanksgiving, darling. >> billy: it doesn't smell like thanksgiving. >> jill: well, of course it does. fall is in the air. can't you smell the scent of pine? >> billy: i'm talking about the smell of turkey. you said hurry because the food is almost done. >> jill: well, surely, god, you didn't expect that i would be cooking? >> billy: no, no, i know better than that, but i expected catered turkey at least. you lied to me? >> jil

jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha getting us started on a good monday morning. >> good morning, happy monday. i got to say at the tailgate yesterday, people are still saying the eagles would win against the falcons. they pulled it off. absolutely roads looking okay, nice and dry right now with the gorgeous supermoon, but we have one problem out, there we'll get to in a in just a minute. >> looks as though it will stay dry through the majority of day, eventually, system on the way going to bring our next rounds of rain. so we will talk about that throughout the course of the show. i do want to get you out the door right now. all clear at the moment. not even cloud in the sky. generally, that's real temperatures bottom out. some of the report coming in this morning, from our eyewitness weather watcher network, pretty astounding even to me. so it is very, very chilly, the winds at least is light. but that's also meaning that you're going to have layer of frost to be thawing out on your car windshield before actual

and berkley road. next ten, 15 minute or soment water main break in malvern route 29, lancaster avenue, two, three lanes still blocked. rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. this morning, celebrated journalist remembered after losing her battle with cancer. ifill was key anchor. before joining, worked for nbc, new york times and the washington post. also, the first african-american female journalist to moderate vice presidential debate, ifill was 61 years old. >> fox news angle megyn kelly used to reporting headlines there is year she has been making some of her own headlines. today sit down with doctor phil you will see here only on cbs-3, cover variety of subject including president-elect donald trump's behavior toward her. >> what went on between trump and you? >> i have never got mean this, but there was a back story to that moment. once he announce the his candidacy for president one of the store that's broke about him was that in his divorce proceedings from his first wife ivan a, she had under oath accused him of raping her. and he later recanted that testimony but the news broke that under oath he accused -- she

service today will be hit or miss, and they'll be activating routes over the course of the day, so be aware of. that will good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 5:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> septa and the transit workers union have reached attentive deal to end the week-long strike. >> we don't know the terms of the deal at this point. we are told that it will become official once septa management as well as union officials sign that deal. >> we're now just one day away from election day. >> you have to vote. don't leave it to chance. >> hillary clinton will be back in philadelphia this evening, donald trump is stomping in scranton late this afternoon. >> former u.s. attorney general, janet reno, has reportedly died at the age of 78. reno died early this morning, of complications of parkinson's disease. >> the walls were shaking, the ceiling is moving. >> earthquake rattled oval hoch a, magnitude five quake rumbled, near one of the world's key oil hubs. >>> to the end zone. incomplete. jordan matthews. >> got a lot of work to do. atlanta coming in next week, so they need -- they got a lot o

and the falcons. we'll have highlight from their much needed win. well today is monday, november 14th, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, but a monday after an eagles win, always starting off on a good note. >> rahel, you dressed appropriately, right? >> you know you can. >> oh, i will ' be a floating head. but i have to tell you, it is just different, as they walk in the studio, coming after a birds win, i don't know, we have do have some incidents going on on the roads. >> and with the earth cooperates, eventually clouds will build, see some showers build in along with that, but that will be until later tonight that we have to deal with that. so for now nice and quiet storm scan is empty, nothing in the way of cloud cover, very clear, if you don't with a to check out the extra super moon it is still out there. still got about 90 minute before it will actually set. but by that point the sun's also up. so getting your view in while you have the opportunity. weather cooperative for that, if the moon is making on

jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, but a monday after an eagles win, always starting off on a good note. >> rahel, you dressed appropriately, right? >> you know you can. >> oh, i will ' be a floating head. but i have to tell you, it is just different, as they walk in the studio, coming after a birds win, i don't know, we have do have some incidents going on on the roads. >> and with the earth cooperates, eventually clouds will build, see some showers build in along with that, but that will be until later tonight that we have to deal with that. so for now nice and quiet storm scan is empty, nothing in the way of cloud cover, very clear, if you don't with a to check out the extra super moon it is still out there. still got about 90 minute before it will actually set. but by that point the sun's also up. so getting your view in while you have the opportunity. weather cooperative for that, if the moon is making one of it closest passes to the earth, so been quite a while. curre