nicole brewer talks to people how they're not letting the strike stress them out and entertaining on of this coming up. >>> to an explanation that has people raising their eyebrows. >> wide receiver josh huff is telling why he was pulled over way gun on the walt whitman bridge and sports director don bell joins us with the explanation that has a lot of folks talking tonight >> we'll be talking about this probably until game time sunday. normally, when a player talks to the media after getting in trouble. the answers and comments are reserved and revealed very little. the guy's agent or attorney will coach him up. that didn't sound like the case today with josh huff. >> i know that my actions come with consequences. i understand that. i own up to it. >> speaking to a group of media members in front of his locker, josh huff talked candidly about his arrest >> i made terrible decision. i can't get into details about anything. i'm already apologized to my team mates and to mr. lurie and the entire eagles organizations about my actions >> the documents clearly outline details of his arres

nicole brewer talks to people how they're not letting the strike stress them out and entertaining on of this coming up. >>> to an explanation that has people raising their eyebrows. >> wide receiver josh huff is telling why he was pulled over way gun on the walt whitman bridge and sports director don bell joins us with the explanation that has a lot of folks talking tonight >> we'll be talking about this probably until game time sunday. normally, when a player talks to the media after getting in trouble. the answers and comments are reserved and revealed very little. the guy's agent or attorney will coach him up. that didn't sound like the case today with josh huff. >> i know that my actions come with consequences. i understand that. i own up to it. >> speaking to a group of media members in front of his locker, josh huff talked candidly about his arrest >> i made terrible decision. i can't get into details about anything. i'm already apologized to my team mates and to mr. lurie and the entire eagles organizations about my actions >> the documents clearly outline details of his arres

nicole brewer has expert advice coming up >>> racist graffiti referencing president elect trump. that graffiti was found on the front of the former store at broad and wharton. it comes. chris christie administration taken control of atlantic city. the state local finance board will run the city's main government al function for next five years. the board has the power to lay off employees decrease property values >> a great preference is to work with the city as much as i possibly can. >> we brought the best people we could find to put together the plan and for the plan to be rejected and -- is what's devastating to us. >> those casino closures and decreased property values left the city without enough money to cover its bills. >>> a controversial condo project along philadelphia's historic jewelry's row is music forward. l&i issued a demolition permit for five properties along the 700 block of samson. developer toll brothers is working to build a 16-story condo tower. jeweler's row is the nation's oldest diamond district. preservation lions is trying to stop the project >>> inve

. >>> nicole brewer talks to an etiquette expert. >> a crackdown on the roads. why you'll be seeing extra patrol cars this holiday weekend. kate? >> we're tracking a couple of showers as this heads our way for thanksgiving day. how does the rest of the long holiday weekend look if you're traveling? shopping? if you just want to get outside? i'll have the full breakdown coming up in weather. >>> an annual tradition continues at the white house. something was missing from this year's presidential turkey pardon. we'll tell you what it was when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >>> authorities say a forest fire in reading appears to have been intentionally set. take a look at this video provided by reading magazine. pennsylvania department of couldn'tser vacation and natural records calls the monday night fire suspicious. there were no injuries or damages to homeowners businesses but the fire did score. 47 acres of forest. >>> with the thanksgiving holiday upon us, police across the region are on the look-out for drunk drivers. cherry hill police say they have eig

nicole brewer has expert advice coming up >>> racist graffiti referencing president elect trump. that graffiti was found on the front of the former store at broad and wharton. it comes. chris christie administration taken control of atlantic city. the state local finance board will run the city's main government al function for next five years. the board has the power to lay off employees decrease property values >> a great preference is to work with the city as much as i possibly can. >> we brought the best people we could find to put together the plan and for the plan to be rejected and -- is what's devastating to us. >> those casino closures and decreased property values left the city without enough money to cover its bills. >>> a controversial condo project along philadelphia's historic jewelry's row is music forward. l&i issued a demolition permit for five properties along the 700 block of samson. developer toll brothers is working to build a 16-story condo tower. jeweler's row is the nation's oldest diamond district. preservation lions is trying to stop the project >>> inve

straight ahead tonight, nicole brewer tells you how the model responded to the charges genls her. also the lesson this teaches everyone who's on social media. >> and it is cloudy outside right 2340u but we've got a double dose of rain coming. this storm headed our way. this is round one. round two follows shortly after. i'll tell you when both rounds of rain get here. and which commutes will be affected. >> police are searching for a grin much. >> and from in stores to online, the marathon shopping weekend wraps up with cyber monday. what brand new numbers are revealing about where people are spending their money when eyewitness news comes right back. >>> a playboy model charged in a body shaming case pleaded not guilty today to invasion of privacy. >> public outrage after she shared a photo of a naked 70-year-old woman in a gym locker room on snap chat. she faces jail time if convicted. >> our nicole brewer hit the streets and found people had a lot to say about this story. >> they really did and it was interesting because people i spoke to were quick to say that she deserved to

nicole brewer continues team coverage with a closer look at the impact this mess is causing, nicole? >> reporter: this water main break impact add lot of people shopping here, working here at baker center and i'll tell you what, if you snagged a parking spot close to the store fronts, today, was not your day. >> mud and water started coming in to the store >> new car, old cars. i hope it's not ruined >> it was like up to my waist >> everybody was scared to death >> he was with his family inside the dollar plus when a water main break sent millions of gallons of water gushing through the baker center parking lot and into store fronts >> employees shut the doors because the water was coming in >> screaming kids, escaped through an exit about the same time patricia made her way out of ross to waist deep water >> i opened up the door and the water went into the car >> she then did what experts say you shouldn't. started her car and moved it to drier ground. >> i wasn't even thinking about that. the first thing that came to my mind was let me get this car. >> reporter: something that woul

him and his brother lou that is did that but they never made that mistake again. >> i will let nicole brewernow you said hi. >> joe says hi, thick coal brewer. you guys, it is thanksgiving, cacia's time to fire it up. >> joe's single, let everyone know joeys single. >> thanks very much. thank you, joe. >> i think nicole is still sleeping. anyway a bit cloudy to start our thanksgiving. >> we have to get kate any here with the who will daze forecast. >> i enjoyed everything about that hit, thanks pat gallen for putting smiles on our faces. i would like to think i will put a smile on your face with a great forecast overall. it is no turkey hat, no awesome sweater but it is pretty good. lets take a look outside. he is wearing a sweet sweater, in case you missed it, you have to watch it from the 6:00 t again. lets take you out here to the poconos. we had a little hint of wet weather that rolled through this region last night, trying to find any cameras that will have some lights that are still on, this is blue mountain and first glance i thought you had a dusting of snow but they did not. we ende

. >> i'm nicole brewer. greg argos is live in center city where talks are ongoing but time is running out. >> reporter: that's exactly right, nicole. negotiations are still happening like you mentioned. both sides at the table. in fact the assistant chairman for septa updated us just 15 minutes ago and he calls the talks, quote, very positive. right now there is no resolution. so that means that potentially in one hour the city's trolley system, the city's bus system, the city's subway system could come to a screeching halt. the strike is set for midnight. that is 59 minutes from now and septa officials say if that happens, like i mentioned all cities, buses trolleys and trains will return to their depots. talks are going well and sources say the union president could suspend the clock and keep the system running if there continues to be forward motion in these negotiations. even so septa officials are urging riders to watch for an update about service interruption. we're posting them on our website. a spokes

. >>> nicole brewer talks to an etiquette expert. >> a crackdown on the roads. why you'll be seeing extra patrol cars this holiday weekend. kate? >> we're tracking a couple of showers as this heads our way for thanksgiving day. how does the rest of the long holiday weekend look if you're traveling? shopping? if you just want to get outside? i'll have the full breakdown coming up in weather. >>> an annual tradition continues at the white house. something was missing from this year's presidential turkey pardon. we'll tell you what it was when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >>> authorities say a forest fire in reading appears to have been intentionally set. take a look at this video provided by reading magazine. pennsylvania department of couldn'tser vacation and natural records calls the monday night fire suspicious. there were no injuries or damages to homeowners businesses but the fire did score. 47 acres of forest. >>> with the thanksgiving holiday upon us, police across the region are on the look-out for drunk drivers. cherry hill police say they have eig

at 11:00 nicole brewer tells you what it is and what is being done. >>> now you see it. now you don't. police are looking for the thief who got away with hundreds of dollars from a local liquor store. find out how they say he tricked the cashier >> there's a fight over this home in delaware county. why some are unhappy about who may be moving in. >> keep the rain gear close. kate is tracking more rain for tomorrow. when will the sun return . >>> a scam at a south jersey liquor store from the wine warehouse in mantua. the suspect used hand and traction to make off with more than $700. the suspect asked to break seven $100 bills into 20's and changed his mind back and forth over whether he wanted american or canadian money. if you recognize the man, contact mantua police. >>> the new year is right around the corner, believe it or not, and that means the return of a philly tradition, the mummers' parade >> there's another type of training going on as well. nicole brewer joins us to tell us more about that >> nothing says philly like new year's day and mummers' parade. befor

straight ahead tonight, nicole brewer tells you how the model responded to the charges genls her. also the lesson this teaches everyone who's on social media. >> and it is cloudy outside right 2340u but we've got a double dose of rain coming. this storm headed our way. this is round one. round two follows shortly after. i'll tell you when both rounds of rain get here. and which commutes will be affected. >> police are searching for a grin much. >> and from in stores to online, the marathon shopping weekend wraps up with cyber monday. what brand new numbers are revealing about where people are spending their money when eyewitness news comes right back. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. >>> a playboy model charged in a body shaming case pleaded not guilty to

at 11:00 nicole brewer tells you what it is and what is being done. >>> now you see it. now you don't. police are looking for the thief who got away with hundreds of dollars from a local liquor store. find out how they say he tricked the cashier >> there's a fight over this home in delaware county. why some are unhappy about who may be moving in. >> keep the rain gear close. kate is tracking more rain for tomorrow. when will the sun retur . >>> a scam at a south jersey liquor store from the wine warehouse in mantua. the suspect used hand and traction to make off with more than $700. the suspect asked to break seven $100 bills into 20's and changed his mind back and forth over whether he wanted american or canadian money. if you recognize the man, contact mantua police. >>> the new year is right around the corner, believe it or not, and that means the return of a philly tradition, the mummers' parade >> there's another type of training going on as well. nicole brewer joins us to tell us more about that >> nothing says philly like new year's day and mummers' parade. before

nicole brewer continues team coverage with a closer look at the impact this mess is causing, nicole? >> reporter: this water main break impact add lot of people shopping here, working here at baker center and i'll tell you what, if you snagged a parking spot close to the store fronts, today, was not your day. >> mud and water started coming in to the store >> new car, old cars. i hope it's not ruined >> it was like up to my waist >> everybody was scared to death >> he was with his family inside the dollar plus when a water main break sent millions of gallons of water gushing through the baker center parking lot and into store fronts >> employees shut the doors because the water was coming in >> screaming kids, escaped through an exit about the same time patricia made her way out of ross to waist deep water >> i opened up the door and the water went into the car >> she then did what experts say you shouldn't. started her car and moved it to drier ground. >> i wasn't even thinking about that. the first thing that came to my mind was let me get this car. >> reporter: something that woul

. >> i'm nicole brewer. greg argos is live in center city where talks are ongoing but time is running out. >> reporter: that's exactly right, nicole. negotiations are still happening like you mentioned. both sides at the table. in fact the assistant chairman for septa updated us just 15 minutes ago and he calls the talks, quote, very positive. right now there is no resolution. so that means that potentially in one hour the city's trolley system, the city's bus system, the city's subway system could come to a screeching halt. the strike is set for midnight. that is 59 minutes from now and septa officials say if that happens, like i mentioned all cities, buses trolleys and trains will return to their depots. talks are going well and sources say the union president could suspend the clock and keep the system running if there continues to be forward motion in these negotiations. even so septa officials are urging riders to watch for an update about service interruption. we're posting them on our website. a spokes

nicole brewer has expert advice. get ready for exciting baby news here at cbs3. >>> annual holiday transitions continue in our region. the grand illumination at peddler's village. >> it was a great time. nice and warm as well but this front headed our way and it is going to bring a drastic drop for part two of the weekend. i'll tell you wind could gust to 40 miles per hour. we'll take a peak at thanksgiving as well >> all good things come come to an end, tonight >>> look at that, a sure sign of the season at peddler village. our kate bilo was there to help santa and joined by zach, fourth grader who won the essay contest and he talked with kate during "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> what is your favorite part of peddler village >> i wrote about my essay, i he closed my eyes and my mom said to open my eyes and i wished for trains. then when i opened my eyes, she winked at me >> the village extended shopping hours. >>> a big special night for a member of our cbs3 family. >> natasha brown was inducted no the philadelphia

it is a festive time of the year but how soon is too soon, nicole brewer took that question to an etiquettexpert. >> reporter: it is beginning to look a lot like christmas. but, should it? >> i don't like it. >> you have garland and pumpkins and does in the make sense. >> they want to stretch it out as much as you can. >> you should not decorate before thanksgiving that would be my vote. >> reporter: lisa richie founder of the american academy of etiquette said ideal time is day or two after thanksgiving but looking to light things up early. >> goat everything all ready and flip the switch. >> reporter: what if you just can't wait to get in the spirit. >> plan your holiday menus, make hot cocoa, homemade marshmallows. >> decorated, we don't have to see it. >> reporter: speaking of holiday spectacle what is to do, especially next door. >> my reaction is, oh, well, look at the that house. >> you have reindeer, santa, jesus, you have got everybody there. >> really not a lot that you can do, we have all different levels of taste but we have to honor that it is their property. >> reporter: every

nicole brewer tells you some things you should never say to a woman who is expecting. >> when you areexpectant mother you can expect plenty of comments. >> you're small, you are big, you look like you are about to pop. >> pregnant i and just children in general out the door in the conversation. >> reporter: marisa, owner of my fabulous momma a baby planning business in center city says nine months or so before baby can be a delicate time. >> bodies are changing. you feel vulnerable. many women feel fearful when they are pregnant, they have their hyper aware, hypersensitive. >> reporter: not to mention hormones. so what shouldn't you say to a pregnant woman. >> one is are you pregnant. >> they may in the be pregnant. >> they may have had the baby three weeks ago. >> yes, big time. >> any comments about her body. >> you look really look great it is not a good thing. >> dare you ask? are you sure it is in the twins. >> yeah. >> but perhaps not as unsettling as all of the belly touching. >> never. never touch no belly. >> yes. >> weird, really weird. >> scary when someone comes up that yo

nicole brewer went in search for the best one to unwinds. >> thank you. >> regardless of how you votedr feel about the outcome, most agree, election week has been intense. >> here about the riots going on. >> what may happen, what may not happen. >> a lot of different emotions people were feeling. >> christine, staff therapist, council for relationships, say this weekend may allow many of us to decompress. everyone deals with it in different ways. >> do you have consider what works for you, mower of social person. >> a lot of times on emotional, physical, and so that could be sharing a meal with someone, and just being with people. >> suggest reading a book, going for walk, even watching mindless cd's, for marissa henry of mt. laurel, it is saturday's rocky run. >> perfect timing. actually i signed up for it this week. >> from signing up, to signing off, some may consider taking a break from social media. >> the last couple every days have been so hateful. >> a lot of people blocking each other. >> a lot my friends have deleted. >> disconnect interesting that, taking care of yourself f

. >> nicole brewer ways to unwind. >> it's been a week. hasn't it? we can agree to that. we all need a few deep breaths. no matter which side of the aisle you're on, it's been a long and contentious campaign. >> thank you. >> regardless of how you voted or feel about the outcome. most agree election week has been intense. >> hear about the riots going on. >> lot of stress that came with what may happen, what may not happen. >> a lot of different emotions that people were feeling. >> it's been a divisive few pas. >> christine a staff therapist said this weekend will allow maybe of us to decompress. >> everyone deals with it in different ways >> she says you have to consider what works for you. if you're more of a social person >> i think people need and thrive on emotional and physical connections. that can be sharing a meal with someone and just being with people >> she suggests going for a walk, watching mind less tv. >> it's perfect timing. i signed up for it this week >> from signing up to signing off, some consider taking break from social media >> the last couple day

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in election central with two guest from his both side of the aisle, nicole. >> joining me in election central is republican analyst and former aid to president george w. bush allison young, and we also have democratic analyst, and former city controller, jonathan saidel. thank you so much for being here. >> good to be here. >> thank you. >> it has been a long road to election day, 595 days to be exact, as you said, count down is on. i'm wondering how both of your campaigns are feeling as we head in the final hours. al on, let's start with you. >> i a rebater the question. i was out today both visiting some republican and democratic strong holds in the city and there is enthusiasm regardless of your party which is most exciting thing that is happening. people are showing up, turning out, philadelphia, pennsylvania has been historically low. this is an exciting day for everyone to show up. there are all these great things whether a good weather take helped republicans or democrats. all these different things we have been following all day long

>> nicole brewer is here with the story a lot of people continue to talk about. >> a lot of theories about what went down in new york city. even the president and vice president elect had separate reactions to friday night's spectacle. >> when vice president elect mike pence was booed by the audience, he called it the sound of freedom. but did he know the cast was preparing to exercise their first amendment rides. >> we are thedy veers -- >> a prepared statement, they hoped the show will inspire pence to uphold american values, work on behalf of all people. a decision some cominded. >> i think it was appropriate for them to say something. >> freedom of speech is what makes america america. >> others were conflicted. >> i think the message that he made was necessary but it wasn't the time or place. >> if it was the best thing to do there. >> it was a little unfair. >> was the vp elect blind sided. >> it just seemed odd to choose that particular space. >> a pop culture expert and sociology professor at temple university says it's likely the administration used the conservative vp's the

east falls, nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> it looks like we won't know until monday onther a judge will order an end to the septa strike. the judge will hear additional testimony on monday. septa wants to force union employees back to work saying that the walk out threatens public safety and the right to vote in tuesday's election. the union is fighting it. >>> job number one is to settle the strike. as importantly, is our passengers. not going to lie down while we can't resolve this strike and just watch our passengers suffer. >> we recognize strikes are inconvenience, but that's not a basis under pennsylvania law to grant an injunction against striking employees. >> the strike is now in it fifth day. the main sticking points include pensions, healthcare costs, and work rules. >>> jerry sandusky returned to court seeking a new trial. victim number two took the stands yesterday. that's the victim that former assistant coach mike mcqueary was assaulted by sandusky in penn state shower. victim two, 29 years old, insist that he was abused by sandusky. sandusky's lawyers sa

>> nicole brewer is here with the story a lot of people continue to talk about. >> a lot of theories about what went down in new york city. even the president and vice president elect had separate reactions to friday night's spectacle. >> when vice president elect mike pence was booed by the audience, he called it the sound of freedom. but did he know the cast was preparing to exercise their first amendment rides. >> we are thedy veers -- >> a prepared statement, they hoped the show will inspire pence to uphold american values, work on behalf of all people. a decision some cominded. >> i think it was appropriate for them to say something. >> freedom of speech is what makes america america. >> others were conflicted. >> i think the message that he made was necessary but it wasn't the time or place. >> if it was the best thing to do there. >> it was a little unfair. >> was the vp elect blind sided. >> it just seemed odd to choose that particular space. >> a pop culture expert and sociology professor at temple university says it's likely the administration used the conservative vp's the

nicole brewer goes straight to voters coming up in about 6 minutes. cbs3 will have you covered this election night expanded live kompleg begins on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. and we will be bringing you local updates on local races throughout the night and join us for an expanded edition of eye anytime necessary news at 10:00 p.m. >> the news team is covering all the races. i'll be covering the presidential race in new york city with my colleague natasha brown. we also have reporters on the big races in new jersey, delaware. >>> after 6 long days, the septa strike is finally over and service will be back in full swing tomorrow. after tough negotiations both sides reached a 5-year deal. the details won't be revealed until after that's voted on november 18th. this morning septa employees started returning to work and riders said they're happy this strike is finally over. >> i'm just glad it's over, that's all. just glad it's over. >> but now want to know if they going to reimburse me. >> on cbs philly.com for more on septa's return to service. >>> tonight

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. guess case off tonight.on bell joins us with more. >> we have been working on this story all day. josh hoff was just starting to make a name for himself when they scored an upset win over vikings he was named nfc special teams player of the week. now, he has greater concerns. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us live from lincoln financial field. trang, what more can you tell us. >> reporter: well, don, hoff was released from jail this afternoon after posting 10 percent have of his $25,000 bail. tonight his attorney as well as his close friend and teammate vernon matthews are speaking out about his arrest. sources to tell "eyewitness news" police pulled over philadelphia eagles wide receiver josh hoff for allegedly speeding on the walt whitman bridge around 11:00 a.m. they say officer then arrested hoff after discovering a 9-millimeter hand gun and less than 50 grams of marijuana in his car. hoff's attorney fortune perry said his client is very upset. >> obviously he is very disappointed at wha

nicole brewer goes straight to voters coming up in about 6 minutes. cbs3 will have you covered this election night expanded live kompleg begins on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. and we will be bringing you local updates on local races throughout the night and join us for an expanded edition of eye anytime necessary news at 10:00 p.m. >> the news team is covering all the races. i'll be covering the presidential race in new york city with my colleague natasha brown. we also have reporters on the big races in new jersey, delaware. >>> after 6 long days, the septa strike is finally over and service will be back in full swing tomorrow. after tough negotiations both sides reached a 5-year deal. the details won't be revealed until after that's voted on november 18th. this morning septa employees started returning to work and riders said they're happy this strike is finally over. >> i'm just glad it's over, that's all. just glad it's over. >> but now want to know if they going to reimburse me. >> on cbs philly.com for more on septa's return to service. >>> tonight

nicole brewer has expert advice. get ready for exciting baby news here at cbs3. >>> annual holiday transitions continue in our region. the grand illumination at peddler's village. >> it was a great time. nice and warm as well but this front headed our way and it is going to bring a drastic drop for part two of the weekend. i'll tell you wind could gust to 40 miles per hour. we'll take a peak at thanksgiving as well >> all good things come come to an end, tonight >>> look at that, a sure sign of the season at peddler village. our kate bilo was there to help santa and joined by zach, fourth grader who won the essay contest and he talked with kate during "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> what is your favorite part of peddler village >> i wrote about my essay, i he closed my eyes and my mom said to open my eyes and i wished for trains. then when i opened my eyes, she winked at me >> the village extended shopping hours. >>> a big special night for a member of our cbs3 family. >> natasha brown was inducted no the philadelphia

nicole brewer has that side of the sorry now. >> reporter: crisis communication disasters can ab voided and in this case, experts say it required a sincere apology a lot sooner. >> a philadelphia eagle arrested. >> it was a bad situation. some say josh huff made even worse when instead of issuing a formal apology he said this. >> i'm a professional athlete. what professional athlete doesn't have a gun. >> he can't speak to everybody just himself. >> he checked every box on nightmare 101. >> a cap specializes in branding and his message was wrong. >> he deposit control the story and get out in front and show contrition. >> that's not what he's paid to do. score touchdowns and catch the football. >> i think somebody should have advised him better. >> he knees a new pr manager. >> some people including don bell say it was up to his agent and attorney to frame the story and our expert agrees. >> i say before he goes into the locker room you know you're not going to say a word there will be no comment for now and take ownership and have a statement ready. >> an opinion that was not entirely

the septa strike, i'm ukee >> i'm nicole brewer in jessica dean. today's commutes were nightmares. is there any hope it won't be as bad tomorrow? alexandria hoff is live in center city where negotiations stand as frustration continues to build. alex? >> reporter: monitoring these negotiations all evening long. there has been back and forth but no remedy at this hour, if you're heading into the city tomorrow morning, make sure you give yourself extra time. >> reporter: philadelphia commuters who were able to muscle threw a jammed morning commute felt blindsided as they attempted evening regional rail rides home. >> we just got an announcement work they're picketing at the train station. and i don't drive. >> reporter: picketers preventing regional rail employees led to mass train delays for the only remaining septa transportation in or around the city >> when i get there, i get there >> that line is all the way out and past the stores. >> reporter: frustrated decided instead >> we're walking down eighth and market and taking the train to jersey. >> reporter: avoid of 4700 workers wh

nicole brewer has that side of the sorry now. >> reporter: crisis communication disasters can ab voided and in this case, experts say it required a sincere apology a lot sooner. >> a philadelphia eagle arrested. >> it was a bad situation. some say josh huff made even worse when instead of issuing a formal apology he said this. >> i'm a professional athlete. what professional athlete doesn't have a gun. >> he can't speak to everybody just himself. >> he checked every box on nightmare 101. >> a cap specializes in branding and his message was wrong. >> he deposit control the story and get out in front and show contrition. >> that's not what he's paid to do. score touchdowns and catch the football. >> i think somebody should have advised him better. >> he knees a new pr manager. >> some people including don bell say it was up to his agent and attorney to frame the story and our expert agrees. >> i say before he goes into the locker room you know you're not going to say a word there will be no comment for now and take ownership and have a statement ready. >> an opinion that was not entirely

the septa strike, i'm ukee >> i'm nicole brewer in jessica dean. today's commutes were nightmares. is there any hope it won't be as bad tomorrow? alexandria hoff is live in center city where negotiations stand as frustration continues to build. alex? >> reporter: monitoring these negotiations all evening long. there has been back and forth but no remedy at this hour if you're heading into the city tomorrow morning make sure you give yourself extra time. >> reporter: philadelphia commuters who were able to muscle threw a jammed morning commute felt blindsided as they attempted evening regional rail rides home. >> we just got an announcement work they're picketing at the train station. and i don't drive. >> reporter: picketers preventing regional rail employees led to mass train delays for the only remaining septa transportation in or around the city >> when i get there i get there >> that line is all the way out and past the stores. >> reporter: frustrated decided instead >> we're walking down eighth and market and taking the train to jersey. >> reporter: avoid of 4700 workers who w

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. it is election day and city officials in philadelphia are doing their part to make sure it is a fair one. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has latest on voting complaint totals all across the city. >> good evening, ukee. right now there is 85 total complaints of the vote erin tim days and fraud including one right here at the this wynfield section of the philadelphia. district attorney says he has put detectives throughout the county investigating these claims but right now there has been no confirmed cases of fraud. despite strong voter turnout, throughout philadelphia. >> i am happy to report after having spoken with commissioner al schmidt of the city's commissioner's office that voter turnout is higher then normal. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney says complaints of vote erin tim days and fraud have remained study compared to past presidential elections. as of 4:45 district attorney seth williams says there have have been 85 total complaints called in, 54 have b

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. >> tonight at 11:00 our nicole brewer speaks with an etiquette expert about the do's and don't's forsgiving holiday. >> one good tip no politics at the table. we will be right back with three to go. as we go to break another live look at philly international airport and all of the people homeward bound for >>> before you hit the road three to go. >> more than half million people from the philadelphia region are heading 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday. >> it is official president-elect trump tapped south cara governor nicki haley to be ambassador to the u.n. >>> people suffer minor injuries in the overnight house fire in north philadelphia, that is three to go. >> cbs this morning next. >> where ever your thanksgiving travels take you thanksgiving travels take you be safe and have a happy captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, november 23rd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> tens of millions of people are on the move for thanksgiving weekend. many will find snow, ice, or thunderstorms on the way. we will take you inside the operation center of on

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer talked to an etiquette expert about what you should and should do. >> as folks prepare for their thanksgiving feast many will give thanks for friend, family if they are in the driving us crazy by the time you cut turkey. >> sometimes, family members clash with other family members. >> saying awkward thing at raining time. >> we have made rules that we weren't going to bring up politics during thanksgiving. >> it is time to use our best manners. >> reporter: lisa richie founder of the american academy of etiquette says it starts were being prompt. is what worse arriving late or too early. >> i would say too late. >> dinner also starts late so if you you are late you are really on time. >> if they say 2:00 o'clock, arrive at two. it is just as inconsiderate to be ten minutes early. >> reporter: in most cases host will be finishing up last minute tasks with very little time to entertain. so it is important to give them space, which means staying out of the kitchen. >> if you are in the willing to help. >> you all know the type. >> they are just stan

. >> i'm nicole brewer, results are coming in as polls closed at 8:00 in many states.you. cbs news is calling new jersey for hillary clinton 14 electoral votes. cbs news is also calling delaware for hillary clinton three electoral votes there. also in delaware, there is a winner in the governor's race, democrat john carney is the winner tonight. >> the race for senate between incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginty could affect the balance of power in the united states senate. senator toomey made a surprise revelation after casting his vote >> david spunt is live at toomey headquarters. david, how is it going out there? . >> reporter: well, nicole, senator toomey waited literally until the 11th hour to reveal he was voting for donald trump. he did it about an hour before polls closed in pennsylvania. we were there with a camera about 20 minutes or so from where i am right now. toomey said he voted for trump reluctantly. never been a fan. for months now, everybody was pressing the senator to see who he would vote for. senator is a traditional hard line republican. donald