we begin with natasha brown. she has more on this election eve. >> reporter: good evening to you both. a star-studded show of support here along independent mall from entertainers to political power houses all trying to get out the vote on the eve of this very important election. a sea of supporters more than 30,000 turned out in the shadows of independence hall. new jersey's own jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen entertained the crowd while interjecting their support for hillary clinton. in the final hours leading up to the election hillary clinton brought political heavy hitters in a show of solidarity. she was joined by her husband, her daughter, and president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. one final push in the battleground state of pennsylvania. >> i am betting that tomorrow you will reject fear and you'll choose hope. i'm betting that the wisdom and decency and generosity of the american people will once again win the day. >> there is a clear choice in this election. a choice between division o

we begin with natasha brown. she has more on this election eve. >> reporter: good evening to you both. a star-studded show of support here along independent mall from entertainers to political power houses all trying to get out the vote on the eve of this very important election. a sea of supporters more than 30,000 turned out in the shadows of independence hall. new jersey's own jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen entertained the crowd while interjecting their support for hillary clinton. in the final hours leading up to the election hillary clinton brought political heavy hitters in a show of solidarity. she was joined by her husband, her daughter, and president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. one final push in the battleground state of pennsylvania. >> i am betting that tomorrow you will reject fear and you'll choose hope. i'm betting that the wisdom and decency and generosity of the american people will once again win the day. >> there is a clear choice in this election. a choice between division o

natasha brown is live in center city to tell you why put a is taking action and union's response. natasha? >> reporter: well, we're actually let learning new information tonight. we're told that the state mediator is here at the sheridan, trying to hash out a deal on the heels of that court hearing today where no injunction was enforced all of this as the strike nears day five. still no deal and no injunction on day four of the septa strike. a judge did not end the strike today involving about 4700 members of the transport workers union local 234. septa went to court friday evening in an 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 the claim and did if the order an immediate injunction at this point. >> job number one is to settle the strike. as importantly is our passengers and we're not going to lie down why we can't resolve this strike and watch our passengers suffer >> we rook that strikes are inconvenient. but that is not a

natasha brown picks up the story in bensalem. >> reporter: a bensalem woman awoke to find a stranger hovering over her inside her apartment. >> she was asleep her couch. suddenly a man was in there. and they got into a fight. >> police say the victim began struggling with the burglar who then sexually assaulted her before running from the scene. it was 5:00 a.m. on saturday november 26th and the woman's child witnessed the frightening encounter. >> her child was right there. the child woke up from hear the mother fight with the individual. so obviously this is about as dangerous of a situation as a citizen can encounter. >> police believe the man gained entry through an epiwindow or door. investigators say he was captured on surveillance video about a quarter mile from the scene looking disheveled and breathing heavily. >> it really terrifies you to think this can go on. i myself in a lower level unit and anybody could really gain access if they tried. >> it's pretty surprising because we can, this neighborhood is considered to be pretty safe i would say. it's pretty shocking. >> rep

. >> i'm natasha brown.s of the gay and lesbian community are on edge tonight after what some members are calling hostile acts. we're live in south philadelphia. lauren. >> another round of sunshine in store for sunday but will we warm the temperatures up? i'll have the answers in your forecast. >> a fourth day of anti-trump protests all across the country. what some protestors hope >> ♪ >> live from the broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> right now on "eyewitness news" members of the lgbt community on alert tonight after two recent incidents in philadelphia. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. mayor jim kenney is speaking out on the latest allegations of harassment in the lgbt community. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the details. >> reporter: not natasha, on thursday a gay man was allegedly attacked near broad and oregon. tonight he is speaking with detectives. to this incident mayor jim kenney gave an emotional statement saying

. >>> lets check with natasha brown who has a story of where negotiations stand right now, natasha. >> reporter: well, ukee i just spoke with a source with the union who tells us at this point quote it is inch by inch at the bargaining table. negotiations are set to resume here behind me at the sheraton in center city in just a little bit. of course, they are inching closer hoping for a deal as this strike lingering on possibly in today three. day two of the septa strike began on a positive note as both septa and transportation workers union local 234, saw a glimmer of hope in a revised proposal. both side seem closer and closer on issues like pension, health care, work schedules and routes. pension caps remain a stick point as day dragged on with no deal just yet. >> it is close, close but it is always that little something, you know, but it is close. they are making progress every where but they have to get the final thing done. >> on the labor side we know our workers have concern, they want to have addressed. so we want their issues to be addressed but ultimately at the end of the

natasha brown picks up the story in bensalem. >> reporter: a bensalem woman awoke to find a stranger hovering over her inside her apartment. >> she was asleep her couch. suddenly a man was in there. and they got into a fight. >> police say the victim began struggling with the burglar who then sexually assaulted her before running from the scene. it was 5:00 a.m. on saturday november 26th and the woman's child witnessed the frightening encounter. >> her child was right there. the child woke up from hear the mother fight with the individual. so obviously this is about as dangerous of a situation as a citizen can encounter. >> police believe the man gained entry through an epiwindow or door. investigators say he was captured on surveillance video about a quarter mile from the scene looking disheveled and breathing heavily. >> it really terrifies you to think this can go on. i myself in a lower level unit and anybody could really gain access if they tried. >> it's pretty surprising because we can, this neighborhood is considered to be pretty safe i would say. it's pretty shocking. >> rep

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.er a four day procession throughout cuba. cbs correspondent don champion is in miami's little havana where thousands honked horns and danced in the streets. >> reporter: people celebrating filled the streets in miami's little havana saturday as word of fidel castro's death spread. the neighborhood is a cultural epicenter for cuban americans. >> this is a very meaningful day that the dick date is dead. >> reporter: her father was a political prisoner in cuba for years. her family fled to america when she was 11. >> and i was a small child and i'm here, very thankful to be here. this is my country and i'm hopeful for cube basement throughout the day the crowd lined me as grown, many here shared similar stories of castro's decades of oppression and hope for the future. >> he's going with the devil because he is the devil. >> reporter:. >> castro ruled cuba for nearly 50 years. failing health forced him to step down in 2006 known as a tyrant. others looked at him as a revolutionary a fact

our natasha brown live at the sheridan in center city where the talks broke down last night, natasha, what's the latest on negotiations? >> well, jim, we can tell you right now negotiations are resumed here at the sheridan behind me in center city philadelphia. this asthmas transit as you mention has come to screaching halt. with transportation workers union local 234 workers walking off the job at 12:01 promptly last night. or this morning. we take a look at video as buses went off duty, negotiations are continuing at this hour. again, trying to ends this strike, as quickly as possible, at issue here, pension, health benefits, with tensions being the strongest sticking point. "eyewitness news" has now learned that hourly employees really want the opportunity to crib fully into a personal pension plan, like supervisors are allowed to do, and that is the major hold-up at this point. >> we have economic issues as far as pensions, you have healthcare, you also have things like i said come to driver fatigue, need to do something to not have operators run down the street half asleep. most

. >> i'm natasha brown.nal push for votes with just three days until election day. hillary clinton is in our area right now. donald trump is campaigning in other battleground statements lauren. >> more sunshine for our sunday. but will the rain stay away for election day? i'll have the answer in your forecast. >> crews spent the day cleaning up the mud after a huge water main break floods a cleaning up the mud after a huge water main break floods a popular shopping center. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper th

our natasha brown talk to both side in the battle. >> we're standing right now on the welcoming porch of our hopefully secondary house location. >> reporter: if all goes as planned chill will be welcoming out of town cancer patientness need of i place to stay during their care at the local hospitals. this seven bedroom home and 200 south chester road in swarthmore would serve as free housing for seven patients and a care giver. >> there is 195 families a month in search of housing that are forced to leave comforts of their own home and their support community, to come here and in an effort for life saving measures. >> reporter: cheryl runs the non-profit head strong foundation in memory of her son nick, who was 19 when he passed away with cancer a decade ago. swarthmore boro granted approval for the accommodations but concerned neighbors say not so fast, and have filed an appeal. >> the whole arrangement doesn't sound well throughout out to me. >> reporter: john coldiron lives a few doors down from the home and worries about increased traffic and safety of those who would be staying i

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.nks for joining us and let's get right over to meteorologist kate fehlinger staying up late with us none none -- to and night. she's bringing the cold weather with her. >> don't blame me. a lot of people were looking to ward to the first signs of snow but many were not ready for this much this is a rude awakening. storm scan3 showing a cold front crossing through as we speak. it's a swift little guy already cleared out of lancaster county, most of chester county, basically the entire state of delaware bit has left behind the damage in some spots so to speak here and we zero in on just one little cross section of our area around the i-95 corridor new jersey turnpike. you have a little bit of everything here, pink, purple green, even steadier rain as you head up the new jersey turnpike towards new york city for example but this is moving along quickly. now we are find something sleet, we are finding some snow. i don't want you to worry about any kind of major accumulation out of this how

. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown in midtown manhattan with the trump campaign at trump headquarters. we have just heard from president-elect donald trump after an 18 month journey, it will end in the white house for president-elect trump. trump says hillary clinton called to congratulate and concede, just before he took the stage at around 3:00 a.m. this morning. he says it is time to come together as one united people. >> now it is time for america to find the wound of division after we get together, to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully it is a loud message to congress, senate that if they don't fall in line, they are next. america is sick of the establishment and they have heard it real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously, offering an olive branch now. he called his campaign a movement. he has energized this crowd, he is obviously energized american people, and as the votes came in throughout the night we saw

our natasha brown live at septa headquarters what we know about the negotiations right now. natasha, good afternoon. >> well, we can tell you right now, septa, cwu local 234 members are back at the bargaining table here behind me in center city, trying to hash out deal this afternoon, after talking with sources now on both sides of the negotiation process, finally getting a sentiment of positive news, at least, we understanded there is good communication going on, and there is certainly cautious optimism a deal could be reached very soon. let's take it down when it started 12:01 a.m. tuesday, when septa officials officially went on strike, creating gridlock, throughout the city, as buses, trolleys, and trains, stopped rolling. at issue here, pension, healthcare, septa presented proposal yesterday evening, with union officials say quickly rejected, and there is now a new plan, a new deal, that's being muscled over, at this hour. and both sides, again, seem to feel confident that there is positive movement here, and a lot of give and take, we understand, is happening. real effo

natasha brown is live in center city to tell you why put a is taking action and union's response. natasha? >> reporter: well, we're actually let learning new information tonight. we're told that the state mediator is here at the sheridan, trying to hash out a deal on the heels of that court hearing today where no injunction was enforced all of this as the strike nears day five. still no deal and no injunction on day four of the septa strike. a judge did not end the strike today involving about 4700 members of the transport workers union local 234. septa went to court friday evening in an 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 the claim and did if the order an immediate injunction at this point. >> job number one is to settle the strike. as importantly is our passengers and we're not going to lie down why we can't resolve this strike and watch our passengers suffer >> we rook that strikes are inconvenient. but that is not a

good evening, i'm natasha brown. iladelphia police are looking into at least two different incidents. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is tracking the very latest from south detectives. alex. >> reporter: well, natasha, detectives here interviewed a manton night who was allegedly targeted and attacked for being gay. this happened thursday night near oregon and broad street. after receiving word of this mayor jim kenney responding were it an emotional statement saying it is difficult to express the full extent of the devastation and anger i felt upon learning of this hate crime much we sat down with another member of the lgbt community says he's experienced firsthand what he feels is post election hostility when a group of men started talking loudly politics at the gym. >> how people like them are going to take america back. >> reporter: when the talk became derogatory about minority groups he asked them to stop. >> i think there's a lot of hate going around even from both sides. i think that donald trump's v

it was unbelievable, bruce, go riding. >> natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> how cool is that? >> just took the words right out of my mouth. the coolest. so cool. >> can you imagine? >> and he's always had a good reputation for just being great to his fans, which is a good thing. >> and never know, right? >> ya. >> that's why they're called actors for a reason. >> he's the boss. >> and a very good one at that. he would not make a horrible boss. >> good forecast for november. >> definitely, definately, looking ahead here, to pretty nice day overall. there is a storm system on the way, but right now completely clear, as we take you out to a view of "skycam 3". sorry, this is live neighborhood network. we do have nice clear sky for you at the moment. the combination, at least, of the light of day starting to show on the horizon there, but, we are still right now in the midst of some good viewing, if you want to check out that supermoon, and actually show you couple of pictures that came into us from our eyewitness weather watchers that are just absolutely beautiful. so we head ba

we are bringing you septa strike from all angles, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown who has developments from the bargaining table where there has been a lot of back and forth and just some developments in the last few minutes, tell us about it, natasha. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you. for past several hours or so we thought that the union members and septa management had gone back to the bargaining table and had been actually talking for past several hours but that appears to have not been the case as we got this statement ago from union officials say quotas of 5:00 p.m. the bargaining team has not heard from septa management despite their claims to desire a quick settlement and need for around the clock bargaining. just a short time ago union representative came out to tell us that shortly after putting this statement out septa did present them with a new proposal, one that was quickly rejected by the union. >> what do we want. >> a contract. >> reporter: several issues, stalled negotiations late tuesday night sending hundreds members of the transport local

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. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown here in midtown manhattan with the trump campaign at trump headquarters, we have just heard from president-elect donald trump after a 18 month journey, it will end in the the white house for president-elect trump. trump says hillary clinton called to congratulate and concede just before he took the stage at around 1:00 a.m. this morning. he says it is time to come together as one united people. >> now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together. to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully this is a loud message to the congress, senate, if they don't fall in line they are next. america is sick of the establishment. they have heard it here real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously offering a olive branch right now. he called his movement, he has energized this crowd. he was obviously energized the american people as the votes came in throughout the that it, w

. >> natasha brown was inducted no the philadelphia broadcast pioneers hall of fame. natasha was among several veteran broadcasters. a dinner was held. jerry blavat. congratulations. >> we say something and we wish we could take it back. >> pregnant women are many times on the receiving end with things you should never say to a woman expecting >> the list is so long. >> just so very long. it does, of course, depend on the individual mama. here's a look at what's better left unsaid. >> you're small, big, look like you're about to pop. >> talk about that >> pregnancy and children in general open up the door. >> a baby planning business in center city say the nine months can be a delicate time. >> many women feel fearful when they're pregnant. they're hyper aware, sensitive >> what shouldn't you say >> one is are you pregnant, >> or you may have had the baby three weeks ago. any comments about her body >> unless it's you look great, nothing. >> not as unsettling as the belly touching. >> never touch no >> weird. >> scary when someone comes up to you and you don't know and

. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown.pecial edition of "eyewitness news" continues at this hour, the presidential candidates are finishing an all-out blitz throughout the battleground states. weij weijia yang reports from philadelphia. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign aids huddled on her plane reading the letter fbi director james comey sent on sunday. he doubled down on his july decision not to prosecute her for using a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> we're glad this matter is revolved >> the estranged husband of clinton's top aid huma abedin. the documents were mostly dubai re duplicates. clinton avoided the corrupts on the campaign trail. >> it is a choice between division or unit, between strong steady leadership or a loose cannon >> some damage may be done since the latest round of clinton's e-mails was released. donald trump has tightened the gap in the national polls >> trump had a whirlwind day two hitting seven states including a handful he can turn from typically democratic to republica

mistake we have many hours ahead of us before that point, but we want to go now to across town to natasha brown hoist covering the donald trump campaign, natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you, jessica. i'm not very far away but we are right here at trump headquarters at hilton in midtown whereas can see stage is set for what trump is calling a victory party, all of the signs that lead into this ballroom say that. he is dealing very confident, and very optimistic about how this night will end. let take a look at video from earlier today as cameras caught up with, donald trump actually heading to the polls to cast his ballot this afternoon. before getting this is polling lays he stopped actually outside buy cookies from a child, trump's wife, his wife melania and his daughter ivanka were with him as well. republican nominee seemed very optimistic, very excited, saying that he is going to be watching the returns tonight, this is what he tweeted about an hour or so tonight, that he will watch the election results from trump tower in manhattan with his friend and family and he is very excited ab

"eyewitness news" anchor natasha brown was induct in the philadelphia broadcast pioneers hall of famenatasha was among several veteran broadcasters recognized for their achievementness our industry. a special dinner was held at the hilton city avenue, radio legend jerry blavat was this years person of the the year, congratulations to everyone especially our own natasha brown. >>> in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" a missed reaction to the vice-presidente electric. the event where mike pence was booed and cheered and what actors had to say after their performance. >>> also ahead, if you are considering, doing redoing your bathroom, we will tell you what you need to know before hiring a contract for the job. >>> and a pleasant end to the weekend, but how long will this warm weather, stick around, not long it turns out, just continue is back with the forecast, that is up

today he selected the first two members of his administration, evening i'm natasha brown, thanks foroining us. donald trump will also need to appoint a supreme court justice. the president elect also discussed the protests happening like the one here in philadelphia today. telling the demonstrators that they don't need to be afraid. cbs3 correspondent fills us in now on all of the days developments. >>> in his first tv interview, donald trump told 60 minutes he won't challenge marriage quality. lesley stall asked him if he wants the court to appeal row versus wade >> it would go back to the states. it could go back to the >> some women won't be able to get an abortion >> by state >> well, perhaps have to go to another state >> trump also acknowledged he's relying on lobbyiests on his transition team >> they know at the system right now, but we're going to phase that out >> on sunday, trump announced who key appointments, chairman of the republican national committee reince priebus will serve as white house chief of staff, steve bannon will be chief strategist. a campaign statement re

. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown in midtown manhattan where trump campaign at trump headquarters. we have just heard from president-elect donald trump after an 18 month journey will even in the white house for president-elect trump. trump says hillary clinton called to congratulate and concede, just before he took the stage around 3:00 a.m. this morning. he says it is time to come together as one united people. >> now it is time for america to bind the wound of division. we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents, across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully this is a loud message to congress, and to the senate, if they don't fall in line they are next. america is sick of the establishment and they have heard it right here, real loud. >> he reached out to those who also had not chosen to support him in the past, and he is obviously offering a olive branch now. he he calls his campaign a movement. he has energized this crowd. he is obviously energized the american people as the votes came in througho

our natasha brown will be inside of that event and she will rove with you live update, from independent mall, starting tonight at 6:00 o'clock. from now we are live from center city, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of activity there. thanks very much. we will let you no he about road closures as a result of this rally. these are in olde city market street is closed from fourth to seventh street, fifth street closed between arch street and market street and sixth street is also closed from arch to chestnut, and we don't know when those road will be opened, reopening so keep that in mind as you get around tonight. >>> and with just hours to go now until election day latest cbs news poll shows hillary clinton with a four-point lead overdone old trump. clinton earning 45 percent of support among likely voters while trump secures 41 percent, margin of error in this poll is three points. >>> in addition to pennsylvania, clinton's final campaign push is taking her to a couple other house win states ahead of election day. she wrapped up a rally with supporters in michigan.

reporting live in reading, natasha brown, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> a 14-year-old girl is in stable condition after being shot in her great grand mother's home. they believed the shooting could be connected to another shooting that occurred earlier in the day. >> eyewitness news has learned police are expected to release surveillance video tomorrow connected to the hit and run crash that killed an 8-year-old girl. that happened friday at 63 street and landsdown avenue. they found the girl unconscious just after 3:00 p.m. she was pronounced dead 20 minutes later. detectives are searching for a silver nissan. >>> police in texas have arrested a man for the killing of a police officer in san antonio. authorities believe otis tyrone mccain pulled up behind the detective as he sat in his patrol car. they say he got out of his car and shot the officer twice in the head. >> president-elect donald trump promises americans that his cabinet will be made up of patriots. trump lays out plans for the beginning of his presidency. policy plans in areas such as trade, reduced regulations and ethics reform. >

. >> natasha brown was inducted no the philadelphia broadcast pioneers hall of fame. natasha was among several veteran broadcasters. a dinner was held. jerry blavat. congratulations. >> we say something and we wish we could take it back. >> pregnant women are many times on the receiving end with things you should never say to a woman expecting >> the list is so long. >> just so very long. it does, of course, depend on the individual mama. here's a look at what's better left unsaid. >> you're small, big, look like you're about to pop. >> talk about that >> pregnancy and children in general open up the door. >> a baby planning business in center city say the nine months can be a delicate time. >> many women feel fearful when they're pregnant. they're hyper aware, sensitive >> what shouldn't you say >> one is are you pregnant, >> or you may have had the baby three weeks ago. any comments about her body >> unless it's you look great, nothing. >> not as unsettling as the belly touching. >> never touch no >> weird. >> scary when someone comes up to you and you don't know and

"eyewitness news" reporter 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 ends the strike today, involving about 4700 members 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. but as importantly, is our passengers. and we're not going to lie down, why we can't resolve this strike, and just watch our passengers suffer. >> we recognize that strikes are an 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 buses, trolleys, subways, services that provide as many as 9,900,000 rides a day. at issue, pension,

we look at it as a year around process of giving. >> natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> andrn more about how you can give back this holiday season at cbsphilly.com. >> checking weather with justin dray brick, joining us again, justin, starting off very shilie. you say it will warm up. >> yes. >> so i'm take you your word for it. >> don't worry. it is november. we get these cool mornings, yesterday was actually little cold nerve philadelphia, got down to 35, so far, we reached 38 degrees but killer sunrise her in south jersey right now, cape may courthouse, looking off to the east from middle township high school. where it is 41 degrees west breeze at 31 miles per hour, but beautiful shot with the clear skies. a lot of sunshine on tap today just like yesterday. >> not that bad, but the sunshine and pretty light wind out there. you will be all right now, 38, at the airport, 33, wilmington, freezing up in mount pocono and allentown, again, some spots down into the 20's in the coldest suburbs, near the shore, little warmer here, 44 stone harbor, 42 ocean sit, rehoboth beach chec

reporting live in reading, natasha brown, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> a 14-year-old girl is in stable condition after being shot in her great grand mother's home. they believed the shooting could be connected to another shooting that occurred earlier in the day. >> eyewitness news has learned police are expected to release surveillance video tomorrow connected to the hit and run crash that killed an 8-year-old girl. that happened friday at 63 street and landsdown avenue. they found the girl unconscious just after 3:00 p.m. she was pronounced dead 20 minutes later. detectives are searching for a silver nissan. >>> police in texas have arrested a man for the killing of a police officer in san antonio. authorities believe otis tyrone mccain pulled up behind the detective as he sat in his patrol car. they say he got out of his car and shot the officer twice in the head. >> president-elect donald trump promises americans that his cabinet will be made up of patriots. trump lays out plans for the beginning of his presidency. policy plans in areas such as trade, reduced regulations and ethics reform. >

. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us, developing at this hour, new details inhis investigation. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest. >> this just came in moment ago, police say that a 27 year old male is now in custody and three compute verse been recovered. police fame size that the suspect had no idea who they belonged to. >> friday around 9:30 police were called to the 100 block of brown street, in the northern liberties section of the city for a vehicle break-in. here, almost everyone has their own smash and grab story. >> if you leave anything in your car, that anyone can see, it is like they hit the jackpot. >> three laptops found in a locked car sure seems like thieves jackpot, but that's before knowing who they belonged to. in a statement a spokesperson for hillary clinton's presidential campaign said this. >> three advance staffers had personal belongings, including back packs, and computers stole friend their vehicles. according to the philadelphia police commissioner, this appears to be routine thef

natasha brown is in newtown where she talked with the district september tonight. >> reporter: it was billed as an informal presidential. a discussion how we can best take care of the children of our school community. but whatever discussion did take place happened behind closed doors because the media wasn't allowed inside. >> that's unbelievable. the whole point behind this meeting is diversity and inclusion i think we need the media there to be part of the inclusion. >> reporter: the meeting was prompted by vandalism, racism and homophobic images found last week. also astudent says she found a note in her backpack telling her to go back to mexico. >> i'm embarrassed to be living in the school district amidst this activity. >> it's moments like this that make the white people that i know oh, my gosh this is happening in our community like it's a surprise. and i think it's a good thing to be exposed so we can all work together. >> reporter: some parents we talk to say this is far from an isolated incident. >> my kids have experienced things and that's part of why i want to keep it co

computers stolen, saturday from a vehicle in northern liberties, good morning to you, everyone, i'm natasha brown is about midnight or so. our special hour long edition of "eyewitness news" does continue at this hour with major development in that case. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff picks up the story from here, live in the cbs-3 sat center. >> reporter: we learned very short time ago the laptops have been recovered and 27 year old male is in police custody. now, those who live near brown street in the neighborhood where this happened friday evening say that this is simply highlights an already aggressive problem. >> in the first case, the buick i can enclave will been smashed through, three back packs containing laptops and other items taken, victims have been identified at out of state staff members in the hillary clinton presidential campaign, who are dining in nearby restaurant when the break-in occurred, computers stolen may have contained confidential scheduling information, for the presidential nominee. in a statement clinton campaign spokesperson said three advanced staffers

natasha brown is in newtown where she talked with the district september tonight. >> reporter: it was billed as an informal presidential. a discussion how we can best take care of the children of our school community. but whatever discussion did take place happened behind closed doors because the media wasn't allowed inside. >> that's unbelievable. the whole point behind this meeting is diversity and inclusion i think we need the media there to be part of the inclusion. >> reporter: the meeting was prompted by vandalism, racism and homophobic images found last week. also astudent says she found a note in her backpack telling her to go back to mexico. >> i'm embarrassed to be living in the school district amidst this activity. >> it's moments like this that make the white people that i know oh, my gosh this is happening in our community like it's a surprise. and i think it's a good thing to be exposed so we can all work together. >> reporter: some parents we talk to say this is far from an isolated incident. >> my kids have experienced things and that's part of why i want to keep it co

growth, i'm natasha brown. with travelers today eager to get home. >>> whether by road, by rail, or by rising into the air, triple a estimates 49 million americans travel to do over the thanksgiving holiday. >> it's a lot busier less than last year. >> for the most part, this is probably been the most hectic travel weekend i've ever had. >> most traveled by car. he sat in traffic on the schuylkill expressway. it was bumper to bumper. ten, 20 miles per hour >> his train to miami got delayed who and a half hours. by the time he gets to his destination, in west palm beach, he will have been traveling for 24 hours >> he also had a long day of travel from dallas to pennsylvania. >> i flew from dallas to atlanta, packed full of people delayed flights, people everywhere. i finally got my flight here. backed up for people. who waited forever to get luggage. >> others have a smoother ride >> security in atlanta was not busy. you know, getting in here was all smooth sailing >> minneapolis but it wasn't any flight delays,

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. fidel castro's body has been cremated.onight reaction from all across the world is pouring in and we get more now from that cbs correspondenter barnett. >> reporter: back in 1959 fidel castro predicted cuba would have open elections. u.s. backed dictator was overthrown. but instead cuba has had more than five decades of communist rule and crack downs on dissidents. following his death president obama released this statement. the relationship between the united states and cuba was marked by discord and profound political disagreements. during my presidency we have washed hard to put the past behind us. mr. obama's easing of travel restrictions and reestablishment of diplomatic ties was done through executive order which the next president could reverse. >> the people of cuba get nothing. >> reporter: canada trump criticized the president's action. today president-elect trump said his administration will do all it can to ensure the cuban people can finally begin their journey toward prosperity and liberty. it's been just ove

we are live, from over brooks tonight, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and a philadelphia police officer accused of shooting his own son in the back is facing charges tonight, including attempted murder. this is suspect officer dorion young a 25 year veteran of the force. he is accused of shooting his son, divine young following an argument on labor day inside their home on taunton street. young has been since suspended from the police department for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. >>> today's new jersey governor chris christie reinstate hade decade old tax reciprocity agreement in pennsylvania. it allows residents to pay income taxes at their home state the's rates. back in september christie announced he was pulling the state out of the agreement to help balance the budget. today christie said lawmakers found 250 million-dollar, in budget cut, to save it. >>> there are new developments surrounding a revolutionly war here a house that is caught in the middle of a big south jersey construction project. we first told but the hug harrison glover house in september. bellm

good evening i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us.onald trump are crisscrossing the country right now. canvassing for votes. once again, their focus is on the state of pennsylvania neat anita oh. >> reporter: the presidential candidates and surrogates making last punish to rally voters. democrat nominee hillary clinton made two unannounced stops in philadelphia sunday to cedar park cafe and mt. airy church of god and christ. >> fractions of this campaign. i'm focused on -- and your. >> reporter: clinton also appeared by name in iowa where republican nominee donald trump blasted her during his rally. >> her current scandals and controversies will continue through the her presidency and will make it virtually impossible for her to governor. let's hope we don't have to to think about it >> trump daughter ivanka spoke to respectable in northeast philadelphia chelsea made a stop in >> i'm personal the not ready for a woman in the white house. it's my personal opinion. again, i'm a republican and don't believe in her philosophies either >>

and again, the "eyewitness news" team is covering all the races you care about, jessica dean, natasha brown will cover the presidential race in new york city. we have reporters on all of the big races, and pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. cbs-3 is your station for campaign 2016. >>> in other news this noon, one person is in the hospital and several people in the care of the red cross after an overnight fire in west philadelphia. investigators say the fire started in the basement after 3-story building near 42nd and parkside at about 1:15 this morning. five adults, and two children, were forced from their homes. crews had the fire under control in about a half hour. to atlantic city women paying the price for allegedly coming up joaquin to steel money from toll boots in south jersey. authorities say 54 year old argala freeman polls and 57 year old reeves stuffed material into pole baskets along the a.c. expressway at exit five to prevent coins from going in. surveillance video allegedly shows the women tampering with the baskets, then returning later to collect the money. investigator

. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us, developing at this hour, new details in news" reporter alexandria hoff live in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest. >> this just came in moment ago, police say that a 27 year old male is now in custody and three compute verse been recovered. police fame size that the suspect had no idea who they belonged to. >> friday around 9:30 police were called to the 100 block of brown street, in the northern liberties section of the city for a vehicle break-in. here, almost everyone has their own smash and grab story. >> if you leave anything in your car, that anyone can see, it is like they hit the jackpot. >> three laptops found in a locked car sure seems like thieves jackpot, but that's before knowing who they belonged to. in a statement a spokesperson for hillary clinton's presidential campaign said this. >> three advance staffers had personal belongings, including back packs, and computers stole friend their vehicles. according to the philadelphia police commissioner, this appears to be routine theft. and local law enforcement i

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, eagles fans feeling a bit deflated.oss? >> yes, it was a smack down. all their losses have been close, this one was worse than what the final score. one day the eagles may be super bowl contenders, but today was not that day. today, they played a team that fits that profile to a t. carson wentz and the birds visiting seattle 39 and five since 2012, second quarter, eagles trailing. wentz to zach ertz. first touchdown catch of the season, the birds lead by one. russell wilson scrambling ad-libbing, a little flick of the wrist to jimmy graham, for the score. seattle with a 13-7 lead. third quarter, eagles trailing. wilson to doug baldwin back to wilson, 15 yard touchdown birds lose 26-15. doug pederson like his squad to bring their home attitude on the road. >> we have to, you know, as a team, as coaches, we, myself included got to learn how to tighten things up and when you go on the road, you got to keep that same mentality. whether you feed off the crowd, each other, just the guys in the locker room that travel on these

we will be there, natasha brown will be in the crowd we will have full coverage on cw philly and cbs philly and coverage anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> students in one local school may not be able cast their ballot tomorrow. >> it is not stopping them from getting involved in the process in their own way. "eyewitness news" at avery charter school in west fill as students there held a mock election, they were able to make their choice and here's presidential race. they used cardboard boxes to create their own voting booth and then received, the eye voted sticker. >> very nice. >> very nice. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly accounts back here at 11:00. >> up next "cbs evening news". tonight u.s. stocks surged after fbi cleared clinton this is latest e-mail probe, that and much more school pelley reports from new york, take care family we will see captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a manic monday before decision tuesday. >> get out and vote. >> we can do this. >> pelley: four candidates crisscross eight states in a final election e