i will cover the corbett campaign in pittsburgh. have crews covering the big races also in new jersey and delaware. to learn more about the candidates and the issues that will be decided on tuesday, real quick, head to your computers. visit our website at nbc10.com. now a halloween candy scare. a teen says she found a pin in a candy bar while trick or treating. it happened on in macungie township. and another teen found razor blade in the wrapper of a candy bar. >>> nbc at a candle light vigil at 66th and extraordinary streets in west loek lane. officer cassidy was murdered during a robbery at a dunkin' donuts seven years ago. he was shot in the head and died the next day. john lewis was sentenced to death for his murder. next on nbc 10 news, death with dignity. one woman's public struggle comes to an end. brittany maynard's final decision just ahead. >>> and walking with the wire. a famous daredevil takes the next step to the danger zone. how it ended coming up. >>> colder temperatures for tonight. plus, i'm tracking a warmup as we

so this is a big game for pittsburgh obviously tonight.they're smoking hot right now too. >> al: second and five. be bell. gain of four. there's a guy missing the first six games if you're inactive, just working his way into the system and the whole thing. a couple of little injuries. five td catches in his first three career games. the 6'4" rookie out of clemson. >> cris: i think that's the key, al, that he's a big guy. he's the 6'4" target. he's the guy that ben roethlisberger said i don't have to be perfect in the red zone to get him the ball. the other guys, wheaton, antonio brown, they're not that big, physical kind of guy. he's 6'4". >> al: whoa, roethlisberger drops it. so it was third and one. if they recover, it's fourth down here. still no signal, except for pittsburgh where marcus gilbert says we have it. baltimore says we've got it. we've seen this for 60 years, haven't we, at least? 70, 80? how old are you? >> cris: not that old. >> al: are you older than james harrison? all right, we're still trying to figure out who's got it

pittsburgh's season will end with cincinnati here. on december 28th. >> cris: i just really feel like brett keisel hit on some key things when we were talking with him about lebeau's defense is very complicated and you have to study the details of everything for a game plan. and maybe those two veteran guys coming back in the building, james harrison, brett keisel, has just awakened the old spirit of this defense. teaching them how to study, how to prepare physically and mentally. >> referee: third and final time-out baltimore. >> al: baltimore takes a time-out for whatever reason, i have no idea. >> cris: we talked about it, three straight plays ben roethlisberger was sacked. and you just saw the shot there to the head. his jaw was sore, but he just keeps hanging in there. and then the young receivers started taking over this game. and as much as you want to try and focus in on antonio brown, you just can't do it anymore. martavis bryant, markus wheaton have begun to balance the deck a little bit for this offense. >> al: and a near s

to pittsburgh to find out with the locals make of it all. >> people in pittsburgh love pittsburgh. they love the city. >> they are known for their accent. h" instead ofs wash. figuredebsite gossip out the worst accent, and pittsburgh won. >> one of the problems is that the local people are working class people. >> i don't know. i don't think we have the ugliest accent. >> do you feel the pull is classist? >> of course. >> it is not just a story about pittsburgh. other cities have been slammed. i'm happy in scranton. >> i love our area. and not see the efficacy all of these polls and rating places. specially if you're just some jerk who is using the city as a punchline. >> we are the cowboys of the northeast. >> one survey in a real-life situation. >> our accent is fine. i don't think it is ugly. i don't know how you make an aesthetic judgment on an accent. >> we are a proud people. this is not what we would teach our students to do. or usean entire city, that language. the struggle we face as researchers is we don't know what happens to our research in the hands of journalists. we

republican governor tom corbett voted in pittsburgh this morning. we have live team coverage from both campaigns tonight. nbc 10's keith jones is following the corbett campaign. >> we begin with nbc 10 ease lu ann cahn live in york where they'll watch the returns come in tonight. lu ann, what is the mood there? >> reporter: we are in the center where the wolf campaign is prepping and hoping to be part of a big celebration tonight. i did spend a little bit of time with the candidate earlier today in philadelphia. he looked a little tired. i asked him how he thought things were going and he said, i think i'm in pretty good shape. tom wolf made four stops in philadelphia today. we caught up with him on columbus boulevard where he met with labor leaders. it's almost impossible for a democrat to win in this state without strong support from philadelphia and pittsburgh. this morning turnout was brisk and better than some expected. back in york this afternoon, wolf voted and then took questions from reporters about how he feels as the frontrunner in this c

the bbc's team has been to pittsburgh to find out more. >> there are 446 bridges in the city of pittsburgh's more than any other city in the world. the steel is manufactured right here and now the steel mills are gone but the bridges still continue. >> they're my main source of income, first of all. and they are the way that you move around this city. >> i can't go anywhere without marveling at the construction of what's gone on or what's behind the bridge. >> where the two rivers, the llegheny and monogahila come together, they form the ohio river which starts in pittsburgh and flows all the way down to the mississippi. looking up further, you can just see the piers, that are hazy, of the birmingham bridge. >> it's a $20 million rehabilitation project, and it's one of the first ones that we've seen in quite a while that's been over $10 million. it also created a lot of opportunities for our subcontractors. a lot of these craftsmen have been around many, many years and take a lot of pride in the fact that they're maintaining these structures back to what they were when we first built them

pittsburgh this is their third straight home game. and they've had that momentum going. >> who are they missing in the secondary? >> jimmy smith. >> i know. it's incredible how one person can make that difference. >> i know our guy omarr in the back says one of the most overrated guys. jimmy smith extraordinarily important to the secondary. does ben roethlisberger throw four touchdowns when jimmy smith is back there? probably. does he get to six? i don't think so. that's a big member of their secondary. >> let's take a look at the afc standings with the way this game will stay, because it is too big a margin. cincinnati still in first. >> the votes are in. they're going to give pittsburgh the win? >> i think that's safe. i think baltimore can call it on that one. they were all 5-3 before this game so that puts pittsburgh up to second, cleveland hanging in there, 5-3. baltimore drops to 5-4. but holden, when you look at those standings and numbers, this is one of the only divisions in the league where every team has a winning record, b

his reporting in the pittsburgh post gazette helped get drew whitley exonerated, and he still upset by cases like whitley's >> they used to have hopeless looks in their eyes when i'd look at them across the table in a prison. but now they have helpless looks. and i think the helpless is a lot worse. >> sreenivasan: why? >> because they worked their whole lives in prison to get out of prison because they didn't do whatever it was they were charged with. and then they get out and nothing is the way they appear-- it should have been. they are just thrown on the scrapheap of life like they were the day they walked into prison. and the only difference is, is that they're only prisoners of their own homes now and not of the state. >> sreenivasan: what kind of support services exist for them after they're out? >> none. >> sreenivasan: in fact, moushey says that when they are released those who have been convicted are in many ways better off than those who have been convicted but are later cleared. >> if you get paroled in pennsylvania or any state, you're put under a very restrictive series o

we are here with the corbett campaign in pittsburgh tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, natasha, thanks very much. >>> lets use magic of technology and go to york, todd quinones is standing by with team wolf, todd. >> reporter: chris, win or lose tonight, wolf will be part of history, we caught up with him a short while ago as he voted in his hometown here, in york county. if he wins, tom wolf will be the first candidate in modern times to beat an incumbent pennsylvania governor seeking reelection. on the flip side though considering he had a double digit lead in polls just days before the election, if he loses, he will be part of the monumental collapse. >> i tried to present a positive message about what pennsylvania could be. i'm proud to be a pennsylvanian. i'm thinking there is a lot of people that think we can do wetter. >> reporter: but is there an hair of confidence among wolf supporters in center city philadelphia this morning, the democratic candidate for governor was all smiles and handshakes as he greeted voters heading to work. wolf has run on

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pittsburgh with those clouds and sprinkles, 49.h pressure will be just to the south of us tomorrow. that brings in a southerly wind flow. temperatures well into the 60's. in some spots we could make to it 70 degrees. still keeping it really pleasant for wednesday but a few more clouds move in with this cold front and then by thursday we see the rain. an area of low pressure rides along this frontal boundary, periods of rain, heavy at times and even some gusty winds with this hits flow. temperatures around 60 degrees thursday but cooler air comes in after that. take a look at future weather. this shows late wednesday night into thursday morning so thursday morning that rain moves in. by 7:00 a.m. still to the west, we see some rain move in during the day, heavy at times and look at the evening. these oranges and yellows indicate something heavy rain and then it slowly moves off toward the northeast. overnight pretty quiet, just partly cloudy. the night before election day. the low 45 degrees. as you get out the vote in the morning t

we want to switch live to dann cuellar in pittsburgh.speech firsthand in a deflated room around you. >>reporter:that is right. just before 10:00 he gave a gracious speech. he called tom wolf congratulating him on winning the governor's race and wished him well. in a defiant tone he may be a one-term governor. he was proud of his record. contrary of what the opponents hammered that he increased it. >> together we cut waste and we reduced the state spending for the first time in 40 years. [ applause ] we passed four on-time balance budgets that had not been done before. [ applause ] and we didn't just stop there. contrary to what you heard over last year we increased spending and education to over a billion dollars. >>reporter:in closing, corbett said it's the end of one journey and the beginning of another. he and his wife, sue, will have the opportunity to do many things that they wanted to do. it was a sad note. up to the last minute they were trying to put a good spin on the thing in the polls but was not to be. i am dann cuellar on ph

lets turn to our natasha brown live at corbett headquarters in pittsburgh with more now, natasha. >> reporter: good evening, chris. we can material you earlier this morning voter turnout was said to be brisk in the pittsburgh area and western pennsylvania region. we know that governor corbett has been out all day to take rallying his base to get out the the vote up until the very last moment. >> get out and vote. >> reporter: energized, confident republican incumbent tom corbett as he cast his ballot just outside of pittsburgh. >> every race i have run, be in predict i was going to win. we have won every time, including the the first time i ran for town hip commissioner right here in the seventh ward i was than the supposed to win and we did. >> reporter: governor in the final hours, still rallying his base to get out the vote. polls shown corbett trailing his opponent tom wolf but gap has narrowed with corbett continuing to portray wolf as the candidate that will raise taxes. voter turnout has been brisk throughout the state with corbett expecting strong support in pittsburgh. he ho

>> herrmann:: yeah. >> kroft: an important bridge for pittsburgh?:: a very important bridge for pittsburgh-- a connection from the south to the city itself, and then to the north. >> kroft: it was built in 1928 when cars and trucks were much lighter. it was designed to last 50 years. that was 86 years ago. every day, in pittsburgh, five million people travel across bridges that either need to be replaced or undergo major repairs. >> herrmann:: one of these arch bridges actually has a structure built under it to catch falling deck. see that structure underneath it? they actually built that to catch any of the falling concrete so it wouldn't hit traffic underneath it. >> kroft: that's amazing. >> herrmann:: it all comes down to funding. right now, they can't keep up with it. 300 bridges become structurally deficient each year in the state of pennsylvania. that's 1% added to the already 23% they already have. they just can't fix them fast enough. >> kroft: pennsylvania is one of the worst states in the country when it comes to the condition of its infr

pittsburgh sitting at 48 degrees.igh pressure to the south brings in the warmth ahead of this cold front. temperatures well into the 60s for tomorrow. beautiful day to be outside. this cold front approaches from the west. squeezes the warmth off the coastal plain still a very pleasant day wednesday with temperatures at least in the mid to upper 60s. but the clouds will invade. then we'll watch this front it's going to be slow to move in and slow to move out with this air of low pressure traveling along it bringing periods of rain on thursday. our future weather has really good grip on this bring the rain in early in the morning on thursday. some patches of rain for the morning commute then it really begins to hit us pretty hard in the afternoon into the evening. and the wind will be kicking up as well. overnight, no issues. partly cloudy, seasonal the low 45. starting with a chill when you get out to vote in the morning but by the afternoon highs in the upper 60s to around 70. so by 2:00 p.m., 64. 7:00 p.m. getting to

these are live pictures right now from the pittsburgh area. this is historic iain because for the first time since 1968 when the state constitution was changed to allow for governor to run again, they've never lost. so he lost. and he's officially conceded the race last 10 minutes g evening to you. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. thanks for joining us. live team coverage tonight of the pennsylvania governor's ra race. our bruce gordon in pittsburgh atom corbett campaign headquarters. let's start with jeff with the winner. >> the networks fox news others called this rate. these folks here seem to accepted almost casually. they seemed to know this guy had a lead. their new guy had lead and he would win this race. let's take a look around the scene here at wolf campaign headquarters in york and you'll see the large screen behind me and on it governor tom corbett has been giving a rather lengthy concession speech and when corbett talked about calling wolf and conceding, they cheered here. but when corbett also talked about cutting spending and

>> yes. >> an important bridge for pittsburgh. >> a very important bridge for pittsburgh, a connectionhe south to the city, itself, then to the north. >> reporter: it was built in 1928 when cars and trucks were much lighter. it was designed to last 50 years ago. that was 86 years ago. every day in pittsburgh 5 million people travel across bridges that either need to be replaced or undergo major repairs. >> one of these arch bridges has a structure back in a minute under it to catch falling concrete. >> that's amazing. >> it all comes down to funding. right now, they can't keep up with it. 300 bridges become structurally defwisht each year in the state of pennsylvania. that's 1% added to the already 23% they have. they can't fix it fast enough. >> good morning, charlie. >> it suggests it came down to funding. >> yeah. >> what happened to the funding? >> most of it used to come from the highway trust fund, which is funded by the gasoline tax and the federal gasoline tax 18 cents a gallon. it hasn't been raised in 21 years, 1973 was the last time. >> how worried are cities like this? >> i

tom corbett will spend his day in the pittsburgh area, his hometown. he ended his final full day of campaigning with a rally in his hometown of pittsburgh. earlier, corbett made his final campaign visit to this area in west chester. wolf closed out his last full day of campaigning with a rally in pittsburgh. he member with members of the steel workers union in the day. he visited with small business owners and voters in lancaster. here is a look at some of the congressional seats up for grabs this election day in pennsylvania. in the sixth congressional district, chester and berks county. trivedi is taking on costello. they are looking to fill the seat of a six-term congressman who decided not to run again. tom meehan is looking for his third term in congress and is being challenged by democrat balchunis, who is a professor at lasalle university. in the 9th house district, mike fitzpatrick is running against a war veteran, democrat kevin strause. it covers bucks and montgomery county. in the garden state, there's a senate seat up for grabs as well as s

dann cuellar is in pittsburgh tonight covering tom corbett and chad pradelli is live in york staking out the headquarters of tom wolf. >> lets start with dan in pittsburgh. >> reporter: jim, with tom wolf leading independent polls, tom corbett's campaign is pointing to a narrow gap in this election. the governor voted in his home town of shaler with his wife susan dropping by polling places to shake hands with voters. he said that the final hours of this campaign came down to one word. taxes. he claims that wox wants to spend more tax dollars and he wants to keep them the same. there has been a declining unemployment rate. overall the race for pennsylvania governor has smashed the state spending record with more than $70 million spent, despite that, pollsters are projecting that fewer than 50% of registered voters will cast their ballots tonight. either corbett will make history for pulling off a stunning upset or going down as the first pennsylvania governor to lose a bid for re-election. we are live with the corbett campaign in pittsburgh, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news."

live here in pittsburgh, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> voters in new jersey are deciding key congressional races today, they found steady foot traffic in burlington county. you can cast your ballots here until 8:00 tonight and several seats are at stake in delaware. voters lined up to do their duty. the replacement for state attorney general, beau biden. and the league of women voters are in our station now answering your questions, about polling procedures or possible voting problems, they will take your calls until 8:00 tonight. the number is on your screen 1-877-940-6222. >> and 6abc.com will begin streaming live results when the polls close across the tri-state area at 8:00 and we'll tweet them with the #~ 6 abc vote and

it was a tearful concession speech here in pittsburgh. he thanked his wife, his daughter, his son, also his family members and tom wolf for a hard-fought fight, all on a night where history was made. at the podium, tom corbett the first pennsylvania govern floor to fail to win re-election. he says he reduced the budget, lower unemployment, more support for people with disabilities and increased spending for education. here is some of what he said tonight. >> i said i was going to do what is right for pennsylvania. it's a tough decision. people may not like it. well, obviously, they didn't like it. i said i may be a one-term governor and i am. but i am proud of what we did, what we all did. >> reporter: he said he is proud of everything he did because he did it for the people of pennsylvania. as for the next chapter in his life and his wife's life, here is what he told us. it will most likely involve baby-sitting his three grandchildren, including the two grandkids that are newborn twins. live in pittsburgh, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> n

he ended his final day campaigning in a rally in his hometown of pittsburgh. wolf also closed out his last full day of campaigning with a rally in pittsburgh. he met with members of the steel workers union. now, earlier in the day, wolf visited with small business owners and voters in lancaster. >>> extra cautions are being taken to make sure there is no problems at the polls. jesse gary is live in southeast philadelphia. when you consider that 4 million ballots will be cast, there are bound to be some complaints from voters out there. >> that's right. philadelphia d.a. using preventive measures to lessen the likelihood of problems. seth williams has created a new task force to make sure that election day results aren't tainted by fraud. his new election fraud task force is part of, is comprised of assistant d.a.s and detectives aassigned to locations that had prior allegations. if you run into problems voting the committee of 70 has set up a hotline to set up or if you need help finding your polling place. call 1-855-seventy. they can give you all the informa

corbett ended with a rally in his hometown of pittsburgh. corbett made his final visit to the helicopter museum in westchester. a rally in pittsburgh. he met with members of the steel workers union there. earlier in the day, wolf visited with small business owners and voters in lancaster. now, wolf happens to beat corbett the first time a governor lost a re-election bid in over four decades. i'll be back in the next half hour with a look at news from across the country. live in the digital operation center, vai sikahema. >>> today's election could change the landscape in washington, d.c. president obama believes the democrats will hold on to the senate. it's going to be close. republicans across the country are looking to take advantage of the president's low approval ratings. they need to add six senate seats in order to gain the majority. you can count on nbc 10 for complete coverage. the most important races across the region as voters go to the polls. live team coverage beginning on nbc 10 news at 4:00 this afternoon and then count on nb

tom wolf also closed out his last full day of campaigning with a rally in pittsburgh. met there with with members of the steel union workers. voters in lancaster. and in delaware, a battle for u.s. senate there incumbent democrat chris coons hoping for victory over his republican opponent businessman kevin wade. and in the garden state, cory booker will try to keep his u.s. senate seat there. the former newark, new jersey, mayor faces a challenge from republican jeff bell and bell ran for the senate back in 1978. >> as vai just mentioned polls just opening in new jersey and matt delucia is along one of them. matt, good morning. >> good morning, tracy. the polls just opened here in cherry hill. a couple moments ago we saw people go into this fire station here along king's highway. you can see right now it's still very early yet, but some big races we have in new jersey and here in cherry hills, the state's first congressional district donald norcross is up against former eagles playerer gary cobb. also a few more congressional seats up for grabs today and that senate ra

we can win a game, but we have got to go to pittsburgh and philadelphia. we have to work on getting more votes from people who have not been considering us, and i made some comments the other day about our brand not being so great. it is true. you go on campus, and you need a young african-american woman, and does she say, republican party, great? no way. because our brand is broken. but what we have to do is show up and have something to offer. our cities have more problems. education, higher unemployment. a struggling economy. more of a drug problem. the three things i have done in the last you to try to make things better and open doors for us, number one, if a kid is caught with marijuana were selling marijuana, i do not think we need to jail them for 10 or 20 or 30 years. jails areionally, our filled with black and brown and poor kids primarily. you think it does not affect you, think it through. one of your friends or cousins did something wrong in their life, and the question is, are we for a second chance? are we for retention? do you get to vote a

he voted in shaler 20 minutes north of pittsburgh.he was with his family, wife susan and grandchildren. i just spoke to his campaign manager and his camp is counting on low turnout from registered democrats who outnumber republicans and typically avoid non-presidential races. >> well, look, i mean, it's still very early. i think both sides have working to turn out their bases. we feel confident that the governor is in a position to win re-election. we felt that way, it's been our game plan and we continue to execute that. it's still a couple hours until the polls close. >> reporter: and the governor's camp has reported that republican turnout has been as high as 28% in some precincts. as far as the democratic turnout, according to the people here from the republican camp, it's been as low as 11% in some precincts. pennsylvania calls this cycle every eight years or so when republicans are holding the office of the governor, and then the next eight years, it switches back and forth. the cycle will be broken tonight if corbett loses. kei

that school is about an hour south of pittsburgh.ers are accused of attacking a west chester man when he tried to stop an argument between his girlfriend and a player. that happened early thursday outside an off-campus restaurant. witnesses say they heard the players yelling "football strong" as they took off. >>> this week, we're expecting to learn the cause of death for a whale that washed up on the banks of the maurice river in cumberland county. the whale was taken to a landfill in commercial township. experts believe starvation or possibly a virus could be to blame. >>> take a look at the teeth marks here in that surfboard. two surfers have quite a story to tell after surviving a shark attack in hawaii. mckenzie clark and brian wargo were surfing friday when a 12 to 15-foot tiger shark chomped down on mckenzie's board and bit her hand. as the shark dragged them away, brian grabbed the shark's fin and kicked until it let go. wow. mckenzie was treated for some cuts, but otherwise, she's okay. what a story. >>> while it's supposed

pittsburgh is 19 degrees. that is the air mass that will be settling in. this is what to expect overnight. fortunately, the roads will be drying out with wind speeds up to 39 miles-an-hour. some puddles and areas of poor drainage will be icing up. be careful for the morning commute. record cold coming up in the seven-day forecast. rick. >>> thank you, cec. see you when you come inside. join the morning team with traffic updates every 6 minutes from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. a polar freeze has gripped parts of pennsylvania in mercer county. the residents are digging out after the first snowfall of the year. it caused an ambulance it slip into a ditch. it snowed in florida. but that is a town in massachusetts. >>> the rain could have played a part of this crash in kelly drive. they were hurt in a three-car pileup. the rescuers had to free some of the victims trapped in the wreckage. helping in the rescue was william finnigan on his way to work at the time. >> the passengers were uninjured. they are powerball lucky. >>> no one serviced suffered life-threatening injur

jets go on to upset pittsburgh, 20-13. >>> a few more scores.iants lead the seahawks, 17-14 in the third quarter. eagles play monday night. they will host carolina. >>> moving on to hockey. it's been a great weekend for the capitals. the team posting back-to-back wins. last night against carolina it was eric who was coming through for his teammates. a healthy scratch on friday night. back on the ice for the hurricanes game and that goal gave his team a 3-1 lead. carolina did come back to tie this game up. but alex ovechkin made some history. that slap shot rebound out to ba ba backstrom who ends the game. his 400th career assist. caps winners in overtime. >> first four or five games we played better than the opponent and we didn't get two points. that's the way it is in hockey sometimes. we'll learn from it and get better. >> four-point weekend for us. we don't want to let points get away from us but four points is huge considering where we were. >> all right now women's soccer. georgetown in new york for the big east conference championship aga

. >> late this afternoon, challenger tom wolfe made a stop in pittsburgh where he met with members of the steel workers union after meeting with small business leaders in lancaster earlier today. wolf emphasized his campaign pledge to better steer the state's economy and boost spending on education. >> we can look back and say actually, that hasn't worked. you hollow out our schools, and it doesn't help the economy. it doesn't help anybody. >> corbett will spend moegs of the day tomorrow in the pittsburgh area, but his lieutenant governor will be in bucks county. wolf will be in philadelphia before returning to his hometown in the afternoon. jim and jacqueline? >> george, thank you. tomorrow's election could change the landscape in the nation's capitol. tonight a spokesman says president obama believes the democrats will hold onto the senate. advantage of the low approval ratings. they need to add six seats in order to gain the majority. you can visit for an entire section on where the candidates stand on the issues. you'll see updates on air, online and on your mobile device once the

. >> reporter: governor corbett's campaign here in pittsburgh says that republicans are coming home for him in the final hours, helping close what was once a 22 point gap in the polls, the question is will it be enough. the average poll shows tom wolf up by 11 points. governor tom corbett voted in his home town of shaler before dropping by area polling places, corbett is seeking four more years as governor, but is plagued by low approval ratings. he is telling voters that the consequences of this election comes down to one word, he claims that wolf wants to spend more tax dollars while he is trying to keep them the same. meanwhi meanwhile, wolf is trying to make corbett the first governor in pennsylvania history to lose a re-election campaign. he has been telling voters that property taxes have gone up because corbett cut education subsidies, all in all the race for pennsylvania state governor has smashed records for money spent. despite that pollsters expect less than 50% of registered voters to cast ballots. >> tonight the stage is set, one way or the other mr. corbett is set to make

dann cuellar reports from tom wolf headquarters in pittsburgh. and nora muchanic is in trenton following the major new jersey races. brian taff is tracking the balance of power in washington. starting in york, pennsylvania and chad pradelli. chad? >>reporter:jim, wolf is now the 47th governor of pennsylvania. he wraps up his victory speech about 45 minutes ago. it was understated and brief and calm. much like the man himself. it's a remarkable story. he is not at political novice. he was a revenue secretary at one time. his assent to the governorship is astounding. he had a message and money. here was wolf as he enters in newark a short time ago. [ cheering ] like he has for much of the campaign, a fresh start for pennsylvania. he was joined on stage by his wife and two daughters. hundreds of sponsors had been waiting for him to arrive. he waited for tom corbett to give his concession speech. we talked about education that was at the top of the list. he pound the incumbent on education. that stuck with voters. he would like to the tax the driller

inland valleys look in concorde and pittsburgh, 1eu degrees, 70s by the bay. san l naryks dro and hayward, look for mid 70s for oak lan. san francisco, another day in the 70s. and then it stays on the warm side for monday. we'll get onshore winds more cloudiness for tuesday. that system arrives late wednesday, increasing clouds, and the chance for light rain thursday morning. vicki? >>> coming up, a dog gets out of his kennel. >> ijust want him home safe. i just want him back. >> a zest pratt search for preshts cargo. why a man is accusing delta air leadership of losing his dog. and a program reminder, kron 4 will bring you the san francisco giants victory parade in an encore celebration tomorrow. an hour-long look at the best moment and speeches. catch it tomorrow at 4, followed by the kron 4 news at 8. >>> starbucks has ruled on a controversial new dress koid for they employee. workers are as -- are now allowed to show their tattoos as lodge as they're not on the face or neck. they can also wear tongue studs and ear gauges that are no wider than 10 mill meet

but i was born in pennsylvania, grew up in pittsburgh. i spent a little time there, visit my grandparents. whether you are a steelers fan or a pirates fan. [applause] one of my most prized possessions, a photograph from '73 or so, but i do not get it. i am from pennsylvania, and i don't get it. what is wrong with you guys? seriously. do you want to be new york? do you want to be california? you have a governor who was allowing your energy industry, something that no one predicted was there 10 or 15 years ago, nobody knew it was there, and now it is there, you are tapping it and creating all kinds of jobs, and you are an energy rich state, and you are second now? why would you give that up? what kind of craziness is going on in this state? why would you consider another choice? why would you want to be new york? there is no fracking. under the ground. in california, the shale formation is one of the biggest in the country. it is still there because the idiots do not want to bring it up. they do not want civilization. they do not want to ad

satellite and radar, here's the warm front right here, north of pittsburgh that will advance toward the northeast over the next 1 to 25 hours, that will keep the clouds in place and passing flurry from time to time. it's tomorrow underneath this front that the some of weather you'll start to enjoy. we'll start to warmup and see the return of sunshine. today, cloudy and chilly, 42 degrees, we'll talk built warmup and when it arrives and how warm it gets when i come back in just a few minutes. >> a two-alarm blaze in cumberland county is under control. but south delsea drive in cumberland county is closed in both directs. firefighters were called to the nissan dealership on the 1700 block of delsea drive. flames consumed the showroom and repair shop. crews called in neighboring fire departments to battle the blaze. they had to deal with gasoline and oil in the buildings. south delsea drive in vineland is closed as fire officials investigate. >>> search efforts will resume in about an hour for shane montgomery, the 21-year-old who hadn't been seen since leaving a manayunk bar late wednesda

that is cranking up the lake-effect snow machine in upstate new york is pulling down cold air, pittsburgh the windchill is 14 degrees, it feels like 5 below in international falls and tomorrow morning, the windchills along the i-95 corridor areas south and east in the teens, the north and west suburbs windchills in the single digits, but i'm tracking warmer air as well as rain, i'll track that in the accuweather forecast. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, before a new mom is being asked to pay close to a million dollars for the birth of her child. >> and minivans did poorly in crash tests, find out the only one to get a passing grade. find out that and much more as "action news" continues. >>> the gunman that opened fire at florida state university was a former student. police say that myron may y was started shooting in the library packed with students studying for exams, two people were injured and one was treated at the scene. the suspect was killed outside of the building and a journal indicates he believed he was being targeted by the government. >>> and tonight president bara