but i was on the board of directors of solomon. >> sure.aid, why didn't you come out and speak publicly sooner, in the midst of the scandal. >> it couldn't be done. at that point i would have violated what i told the federal reserve. we said we would be a passive investor. >> so you couldn't have said anything? >> i'm not saying i would have said something. but absolutely. we had told the federal reserve in june that we would be a passive investor. >> the ceo, john stumpf, someone you've known well for years. >> a very decent man. >> do you feel misled by him? >> i don't feel misled. i feel he made a hell of a mistake and didn't correct it. it's somewhat similar, i don't want to make it too parallel, john goodfriend didn't commit the act at solomon that caused the problem, but he sucked his thumb when he learned about it. and then it mushroomed, as problems do, out of control. and then, being behind the curve, he didn't know what to do exactly. i don't know what happened precisely at wells fargo at all. but the problem was not doing somethi

. >> i'm rahel solomon. look like we will not be put putting the umbrellas away today. weather center tracking a rounds of storms headed our way, katie, what's the late it information? >> still dealing with the fog, the dense fog advisory, it was tweeked through the course of the morning, we started off with it only in few counties, got extended until 9:00 in the morning, expanded for the entire region. then got pushed out to 11:00 a.m. it is still looking kind of foggy outside. let's turn our focus there first, initially the problem. visibilities, yes, not perfect. certainly better than they were. still at or under half mile in wilmington, a.c. airport for that mother. has gotten better, but again, not perfect. take a look what's gone on over the last couple of hours. swats of rain not necessarily impacting all of us right now, but certainly the entire region, it is still prone to end up with additional rain, not to mention locally gusty thunderstorms, that's primarily going to be a concern later on tonight. so we will have more detail on tracking that, throughout the

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. across streets across america, this is an at demonstration outside of the capitol in silver spring, maryland. our sister station wusa in washington, d.c., says the protesters are students from an area high school who walked out of class. correspondent craig boswell with nor on the trump transition, and the president-elect first sit down interview on 60 minutes. >>> president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes lesley stahl that his campaign pledges were starting point for negotiation including the wall along the us-mexico border. >> would you except a fence? >> for certain areas, i would, but for certain areas a wall is more appropriate. >> that doesn't meanest's going soft on immigration. >> the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably 2 million, could even be 3 million, getting them out of our country or going to inch tars rate. >> tonight some support in congress. >> somebody has broken a major felony. d

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

. >> i'm rahel solomon. amber alert, including in our area, joe holden live in monroe township where dillan richardson turned himself in. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon there is all ended around 5:00 this morning, police in virginia had sent this little four year old girl, annabell richardson, was in grave danger. again, all ended peacefully. right now, dillan richardson, annabell's father, and jacqueline mckenna, the four year old grant mother, in custody in the police building behind me. >> monroe township police say at 5:00 this morning dillan richardson surround end end after week long amber alert. virginia police on november 9th, triggered the alert after they claim richardson fled with his four year old daughter annabell. investigators say richardson did not have full parental right, and good out before a drug test that was court ordered. dillan richardson was alerted would be headed this way. >> earlier this morning about 5:00 a.m., mr. dillan richards son brought annabell into headquarte

. >> i'm rahel solomon. supporters of the new administration talking about their agenda. craig boswell has that part of the story from washington. >> two men have often been on opposing side, set differences aside. >> now about governing, leading the nation and the world, and they have a lot more important things to talk about, like -- >> so first lady michelle obama also hosed future fist lady melania trump in a private meeting. president says he wants to meet the ground running, the two at odds during trump's campaign, now he and ryan have to work together. >> we'll work hand-in-hand, on positive agenda, one of the first items on the republican agenda is to repeal and replace obamacare. er. >> single republican thought obamacare was a mistake. >> other gop priorities include passing comprehensive tax reform, appointing conservative justice to the supreme court. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the stock market is off to its second straight day of gains since the election of donald trump. the dow jones scored 115-point at the opening bell, to a record hig

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

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

frigid temperatures, high winds, made it tough night for emergency crews, good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim con van. our anita oh, live in trenton where firefighters battled a huge fire for several hours. good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, rahel. we know three people including a firefighter were hurt in this blaze, although we don't know what the extent of the injuries are, at this time, as you can see behind me, there is extensive damage to these row homes. you can smell the smoke still lingering in the air. and fire officials say all nine row homes here are a complete lost. >> i woke up, and i'm like i went to my window, then i saw the fire, and there was explosion. >> days before the thanksgiving holiday, dozen of people in trenton lost their homes to a six alarm fire. >> i lost everything. >> trenton firefighters continued to hose down the charred remains weinberg place around 3:00 monday morning. >> downed wires, and whipping winds, complicated fire fighting effort. more than four hours to get the flames under control. >> they should not continue the f

. >> i'm rahel solomon. also on the scene of major fire in trenton. crews are gathering info right now, but first, let's get your day started with a check on weather katie and meisha. >> good morning, just like that, back at it. picking up another work week together. the roadways are looking okay, they're nice and dry, a lot of construction to talk about and a downed tree. >> very windy conditions, as well, a lot of people have leaves flying all over the backyard at this point, if you did rake or maybe you wait today do that, you have got more to do obviously here. but it is still very windy, it will stay that i way, which we get to. start it off with a quick view of storm scan3, and locally, we actually have couple of flurries flying around out there. specifically across central and northern new jersey, also toward the lehigh valley seen little hint of activity here in the last few hours, all lake enhancement. the storm itself, more specifically the front that crossed through the region over the weekends, long gone. but then you have this system tryi

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

good morning, happy thanksgiving, i'm rahel will solomon. >>> aim joe holden.im donovan is off today. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> reporter: we're at 20th and jfk here in center city getting ready for 97th annual thanksgiving day parade. d

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your tuesday started with a check on weather and traffic with a check with katie and meisha. >> you can just feel the weight after an eagles lost, can't you? and it will be rainy outside, it is like the universe is just raining and crying on us. >> let's look on the bright side. >> raining and everything terrible. >> the roads are okay starting your morning. the rain hasn't actually moved in for everybody just yet. so if you are one of those folks waking up, you just want to hear your weather, your traffic, getting out the door, not that bad. eventually the rain is going to be taking over, the radar as we see it, clouds obviously moved in, it will limit the cooling that takes place, obviously the rain is on the way already starting to over spread portions every berks, as well as lancaster county. so just matter of time folks. this is large system we're tracking here. so here are the bullet points, all of the rain arriving 7:00 this morning if it hasn't already. that obviousl

i'm rahel solomon. >> katie and meisha will be here in just a moment, first, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >>> i really believe it is the most important election of our lifetime. >> in less than 24 hours, we should know who will be the next president of the united state. >> if we don't win, this will be the single granite waste every time. >> dixville notch new hampshire voting at at midnight. hillary clinton won four votes, donald trump, two votes. pennsylvania voters also have to decide one of the closest u.s. senate races in the country. republican incumbent fat toomey faces tough battle against democratic challenger katie mcginty. >> a man is in jail and another on the loose after a barricade situation in spray berry mansion. police say two men were caught on camera breaking into a vacant home. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, do you have same, what a crowd bruce springsteen performed in front after crowd of thousands, at clinton rally on independence mall last night. >> and jon bon jovi, too. katie joining us now, katie jim and i were both asleep last night. no

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. after a long day that turned into a longer night america has elected donald trump the next president of the you had. >> vote count at this hour shows how close it is, cbs news projected trump winner around 2:45 this morning hours after the first polls closed. >> for a huge upset win for trump, according to nearly every poll lead nothing to last night. >> we have reporters at both headquarters in new york and got immediate reaction to the trump victory. >> 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, an

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

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovanment negotiations resumed between septa workers and transport workers union, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live from the sheridan in center city where both sides are back to the bargaining table. good afternoon, greg. >> good afternoon, jim, rahel. talks like you mentioned are ongoing, representative bob brady, who is helping out with these talks, told me, little while ago, that they resumed at 11:00 this morning, but once again, we are on day three, of this septa strike. now recalling early yesterday, sources close to the talks say there was positive movement in them. but once again, no buses, no trolleys, no subways operatingment and if you were headed to work this a.m., you saw just how congested the roadways were. late last night, septa officials released this statement, calling on the union to engage in good fate negotiations. septa officials wrote in part, quote: on several occasion this is week, septa negative over ate ores believe progress toward deal has been made, how much, each of the seemingly positive, cwu used

. >> i'm rahel solomon. the strike made it difficult for many people to get around for school and work, trang do explains who helps the two sides finally come together. >>> septa is slowly rolling out buses, trains, and trolleys, after working out an early morning deal with striking transit workers. >> after working together with both sides and the governor wanted us to get it done, and we've got tendon. >> after week of intense negotiations dwight representative dwight evans, congressman bob brady helped the two sides finally settle their differences, five year contract for transit workers union local 234. >> i'm glad for the ridership, glad for the general public to get it done, also very glad it got done before election day. >> commuters have to fine other ways to get to work this morning but say they're relieved the strike is over. >> walk in, uber, catch taxies, and the regional rail. but now i want to know if they're going to reimburse me for my last week transpass. >> wasn't easy, get a ride to work,

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. meisha's off. lets start the day with weather, hi there. >> the big reveal, good morning. >> yes, drum roll. >> to kidding. >> yeah. >> nice welcome. a lot of people are up getting ready for festivities and we are here to if it is last minute errands to get you out the door. it is on the damp side across pennsylvania. maybe just getting your holiday travel started. we will show you what is happening here. a huge, storm scan to kick is off. we have a storm system here beginning to make its advance. at the moment, the localized zoom is outside our area we had a freak of wet weather rolling through our western most suburbs yesterday evening but now you we are waiting on the actual cold front and storm system to pass through. for now temperatures aren't terrible. we are in the upper 30's or 40's, face value does not sound that awful but make sure to beat temperatures in the lower 30's and feeling more like 20's and teens in recent mornings here. while i would suggest the heavy coat walking out the door

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

. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus the new way to pay for your ride on septa. but first a check on weather and traffic with meisha. >> good morning, and the birds pull it off. >> my suit, my suit, my suit later. >> i see it, i don't know if it is an eyesore or what it is. >> that's what it is, yes. >> the roads are looking really nice, nice and dry right now, we have something going on with septa because after water main break. >> and looking at some pretty quiet overall. we will eventually see showers move in overnight. for now, things are nice and clear, we take you outside to view of "skycam 3", overlook the center city skyline. all clear. current conditions over top. certainly very chilly 35 degrees, very light winds, however, so it does actually feel like 35, but that is winter weather at its finest, so winter coat is a good idea out there. once we hit the road. but you are going to be able to keep the sunglasses ready to go, as well, we have a loop running here, hard to find anything actually out there. there is even satellite composite over top of this.

good morning, happy thanksgiving, i'm rahel will solomon. >>> aim joe holden. jim donovan is off today. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> reporter: we're at 20th and jfk here in center city getting ready for 97th annual thanksgiving day parade. >> didn't you always say you wanted to be a balloon handler in the parade, i said yes. >> this storm is beginning to lose its steam as it starts to cross our area. we will end up with a couple of showers. >> for tam in south -- for famis in south philadelphia eighties a tradition to have your turkies cooked at cacia. >> thanksgiving is within day a year where you gather with old friend and tamly you have not seen forever and try your hardest not to talk about donald trump. >> president-elect donald trump is delivering a thanksgiving message to the nation. >> it is my rayer, that on this thanksgiving, we will begin to heel our divisions and move forward as one country. >> so this year you have a family duty to treat your political opinion just like grand mom's jello mold, choke it do

. >> i'm rahel will solomon. let's check the day with weather and traffic, with katie and meisha. >> happy hump day. we will get over this together. rain will come in and if it is anything like yesterday, it will be so busy right now, we have a lot of construction, vine is one of them, katie, i know you do not like that. a lot of people, so, wet the roth roadways again. >> it is more fine drizzle will, absolute worse, okay, heavy rain on the way and actually fog is a different step. we will find a i am lar slow drive but for a different reason. we have a dense fog advisory posted until 9:00 this morning for north and western most suburbs. philadelphia county not cloudy will say it is a little bit of fog on my drive-in to the city but we are finding some pretty poor visibility right now, worse though as you head inland toward central pennsylvania. here's where we currently stand. definitely not perfect, ac airport, millville, dover, even though we are not in the dense fog advisory, even under half mile wrist built

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus fate of the philadelphia landmark. but first your check with the meisha. >> it is gateway to our weekend. roads are looking good right now but we do already have a few accident. lets say it will be butts i in the traffic department. >> yes. >> very quiet here. we have wind picking up but rain that came through is long gone, so no umbrellas required and that is the theme, we will get you outside and sky can three nice clear skies at this point. tough to tell when we have some sky vapors off in the distance whether there is a breeze or not. party foul, my fault. lets keep it moving. temperatures 43 degrees. win calm at philly international. it does feel like 43. the it is closer to where it should this be morning. the it is not quite as i don't want to say mild, with you it was an above average morning. then cold front came through. now we are back to the dose of reality storm scan quiet. we have a calm win here. that is not necessarily the case every where else. we are seeing whipped pick up a bit, both this is mountain

. >> i'm rahel solomon. shelter in place order has just been lifted. correspondent brook silva bragga has the latest developments. >> police swarmed the campus of ohio state university in columbus responding to reports of an active shooter. the university twitter account warned student just before 10:00 a.m., active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19 and college. houses department of material science, engineering, cbs affiliate in columbus ohio reports the attacks and when a vehicle crashed into the building. firefighters responded to a possible gas station. >> it is still a very active situation. there are lot of student, standing by, in fact, we're near the armory here, students are peering out windows, trying to get an idea just what's happening. >> police say one assailant killed by law enforcement, but the campaign remains on lockdown. brook silva bragga, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and also, developing this noon, back here at home, teen boy shot on his way to school in wilmington. >> police trying to figure out who shot the boy

i'm rahel solomon.ie and meisha, all eyes are on the holiday weekend forecast and road and rails. >> yes, hi, awkward hi, hi. >> roadways are looking good, we are starting to heat upright now and we have a lot to talk about in terms of the septa, mass transit and what we can expect, with all that coming up. >> you dress as a pilgrim, so appropriate. >> no, it is not. stop it. >>> we could easily go like this. >> yes. >> lets go outside, right now and we will show you a nice quiet storm scan view, when we zoom it out, jim,e,

. >> i'm rahel solomon. we continue with live team three coverage of the septa strike. we begin with cleve bryan, live in spring garden, where traffic still looks pretty heavy, cleve? >> reporter: rahel, sanity has finally been restored here. but really just been in the last 20, 30 minutes, things are getting back to normal, simply put, the morning commute took until almost noon. we spoke to a lot of people as they were stacked up here, along 15th street, and spring garden. just bumper to bumper, someone told us 20 minute normal drive took about an hour and a half. so, they were showing up for work, and to school late, and expecting to feel just mentally exhausted. >> like an hour behind schedule. >> how is that going to work snout. >> not good at all. >> reporter: already talk to work. >> yes, they already got a p.m. calls already, so i guess i was a million and one. >> it is crazy, man, i got to take my mom to work, my sister to work. it is really inconvenient, i got school. >> traffic really bad out here, and it is taking me like hours to get down to center city. >>

. >> i'm rahel solomon. walk out affect hundreds every thousands of riders including tens every thousands looking to get to school. jan carabeo live at the sheridan hotel in center city where both sides were at the bargaining table until time ran out, jan, good morning, we under stand you just spoke a septa spokesperson? >> rahel, jim, no word this morning, how long this strike will last. now the union president has said he intended to stay at the negotiating table to hammer out an agreement last night. we just spoke to septa spokesperson, who tells us, no negotiations happened overnight. so it, does seem like these two sides are very far apart on three main issues, we'll get to those in just a minute, first take a listen to the announcement that happened just few hours ago. >> unable to come to an agreement with septa so as of november 1 we're officially on strike. >> that was the union president for the transit workers union local 234 this tuesday morning. the unions roughly 5,000 work remembers now on str

. >>> aim rahel solomon. triple a says 500,000 people will be traveling in our area today, this is a live look at how traffic is moving at the this hour. >>> we will have complete coverage of the busy travel day, jan carabao is at philadelphia international and tells us how busy things are this morning. meisha is tracking conditions on the highways throughout the delaware valley and katie has your travel forecast today and we will begin with katie. >> good morning, everyone. one of the the busiest travel days as we well know of the year. we will take you to the graphic, storm scan three is empty at least locally but if you are traveling and it will take you perhaps off to the west, take a look, pretty, strong storm system with lots of moisture with good organization moving in the midwest. if you are flying out, that way, perhaps this has an impact on you. you are keeping it locally don't think you have too many worries, lets go out to the who will take travel forecast for the delaware valley. it is cool and d

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon.atie and meisha keeping an eye on things as always. katie, tracking some showers it, looks like. >> indeed i am. >> we look like assorted grapes. >> i like grapes. >> we're in dif event versions of purple. >> and as delicious as wine, you guys. >> oh, i just had to point it out. you know people at home why are they all dressed alike. it was not planned. >> i agree. we no, we're all good. i will tell you that we do have a tractor-trailer fire that is going to cause you some problems in mouth laurel. we have string of other accident, in a moment, so despite the fact it is dry on the roadways. >> in many locations, but there are spots, yes, where it is the exception. so this is a forecast that is kind of splitting the region in two, when you look at what's going on, to put the storm scan tri-state sweep right now, obviously, your eye gets drawn out to eastern new jersey where we still had the steadiest rain, most widespread rain. not really heavy rain. it is steady granted in a handful of

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie has forecast. meisha will update us. but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> septa strikings in today two. >> negotiations stopped for the time being. >> in the meantime heavy hitter has been brought into move things along. >> move forward. >> no word if philadelphia eagles will suspend josh hoff. he was arrested on the the walt whitman bridge carrying an unlicensed gun and marijuana. >>> you can change your vote, to donald trump. >> it is now back to florida for donald trump. >> he is making three stops where polls say it is just too close to call. >> can we just stop for a minute reflect on the absurdity of donald trump. >> hillary clinton is stumping in nevada and arizona. >> when you look back on your life, do you think you'll have have any regrets. >> no, not one. >> they tend to come this clusters. >> if you can go back in time, what would you tell your younger self. >> don't be so caught up in the little things, take advantage of all of the gift the world has to offer. >>

. >> i'm rahel solomon, negotiations continue on this day two of the septa strike by septa's bus, subway, trolley operators. commuters still stuck without rides to work and school. 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 o

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be here in just a minute but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> we don't know if the body was... >> gruesome discovery in south philadelphia, burning body found under i-76. >> i'm used to take one way to work and one way back home but now turf figure on you how to get home. >> another hectic commute around philadelphia here we are day three and still no agreement is in place. >> melania trump will do something she has not done since republican national convention. >> thank you. >> she will deliver a speech on the campaign trail in berwyn, after the presidential candidates themselves, they will hold dueling rallies in the crucial state of north carolina today. >>> here's owe 01, this is a tough play. the cubs win the world series. it is over. the cubs have won it all. >> this morning chicago cubs finally win world series beating clef land eight-seven in ten innings and after a rain delay. >> they are probably going wild

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

check your trip as you make your way west of town, watching one accident on 290, westbound crash by solomon pond road, and then if you travel the pike, no complaints. south of town, 24 building volume out of avon, route 3 looks ok, and on the expressway, your trip right now, almost 2 braintree into boston. north of town, 93 south side, starting to slow down as you travel out of methuen and approaching the spot pond. trains and buses so far are running on schedule. >> thank you, now to that breaking news we're following in boston. four police officers are injured overnight, in a violent confrontation. >> the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is here this morning with the latest information that we have. >> and where a scary situation this was for those four police officers. suspect's vehicle. the other two officers were nearly hit. it started with a call overnight to this area in dorchester around 12:30. reports of a person who had a gun near dublin house on stoughton street. police found a car matching the description that they were given but as they were investigating that car suddenly took o

. >> oh, my goodness, and i'm rahel solomon, good morning, katie and mean keeping an eye on things on this election day. >> good morning. >> such an important tuesday. yes, we have made it. >> and septa is rolling again. >> yes, today will be great. i will say it will still be busy, give yourselves little extra time. we have an accident on the about, get to that in just a moment. >> kind of like the superbowl in the news world. >> super excited about the day ahead. so excited, yes, exactly. it is an event no matter how you slice it, but very nice day, great weather coming our way here today. now, there is always a little caveat here and there. we have frost advisory posted guys until 8:00 this morning for all of the counties shaded until the blue. but everybody is fair game. see little frost this morning, it is chilly enough for that outside. we will get to the temperatures in a second. but quick check on storm scan. always good place to stop off in the forecast, even though we have nothing to report. it is once again nice and clear. you don't even have a cloud in the sky. winds is li

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. thanks for being with us. meisha and katie are keeping an eye on things. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> a lot going on with the septa strike as we know. we saw massive delays, crowding, yesterday. we can expect the same thing today. we will see new information as we go through morning and bring it to you all morning long. very important to stay tune for. >> very important. the weather will not affect you, thank goodness. it will be a nice day all and all, guys. we are looking ahead to the nice warming trend with sunshine today, so that is the bright spot at least, of your morning drive. your morning commute. as you get outside the door here today. sun is not up yet the but it is quiet, nice clear skies. looking at temperature difference, it the really is a milder morning. if you have in the stepped outside, you will notice change when you walk outside the door. it is not as cold. we don't have as much wind or we still don't have too many win out there it was a light wind yesterday too but we are going to

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. septa strike is the top of what you need to know in our morning minute. >> as of november 1, officially on strike. >> no word how long this strike will last, just spoke to septa spokesperson who tells us no negotiations happened overnight. >>> no more cheap gas prices in new jersey. the garden state ace new gas tax officially kicked in at midnight. the price of gas jumps 23 cents per gallon. >> donald trump is trying to make pennsylvania red again. >> he'll make a stop this morning at private event in king of prussia, along with runningmate, mike pence. >> there is no case here. >> hillary clinton meantime campaigning in florida. >> i think it is probably going to be hillary or donald trump. i don't like how both of them fight. i just wish they could just get along. >> dump trump. >> hillary clinton is a liar. >> when will this be over? >> obviously hillary is deep in the systemic corruption of washington but ultimately, these are renal since offset by use of experience necessary to d

police say solomon then grabbed her and tried to first her in. she was able to run away and was not hurt. pacifica police took solomon into custody at his home this afternoon. >>> bay area uber drivers under arrest. passengers says he groped her outside of her palo alto home. police say the uber driver took the victim and her husband to their home on sunday night. when the husband forgot his wallet in the car the driver agreed to come back. that's when the woman claimed he kissed and groped her. the suspect drove off but police later arrested him in his home in redwood city. so far uber is not commenting on the incident. >>> an oakland police sergeant is filing a retaliation claim in federal court against his department and the city. sergeant james gantt had suspected that fellow officer brendan o'brien murdered his wife. because of that gantt says he was removed from the case. officer o'brien later committed suicide. that suicide exposed a scandal involving law enforcement officers' relationship with a teenage prostitute. >> i make complaints ag

. >>> today is sunday in 27th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get over to justin drabick with eyewitness weather a lot of people outside on the road traveling back to their homes what does the weather look like. in our area, up and down east coast, it looks good. temperatures at 50 degrees. >> pretty nice. >> for late in, warmer this week. talking 60's, making a come back heading into december. how about that. still no signs of any true cold, air, being locked in for an extended time period yet here in our pattern as we head through early part of december but this morning nice sunrise, check it out, happening right the now, seeing great color with mostly clear skies across philadelphia. thirty-seven officially at the airport. the west breeze at 8 miles an hour. that puts wind chills down to 31. that is what it feels like on exposed skin. it is colder then yesterday at this time, anywhere from about three to even 12 degrees colder then depending on where you are. heavier coats this morning. everybody in the 30's. some locations down around f

. >>> and today is sunday november 20th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. let's send it over to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. the it is not like we said we can't expect it the but it is chilly. >> that is right. >> down right cold. >> we are dropping s word here a little bit. >> i hear. >> snow in parts of the region last night north of the city and maybe a few flurries northwestern suburbs today and poconos. that cold air settling in and sticks around for a few days. >> isn't it too soon. >> no, we have had snow in october before. >> yes. >> you can get it. >> here you will not see anything but windy, battling strong wind throughout the day and runners will have it tough for the the marathon. wind chills down to the 20's and 30's today. break out that sweater, sweat shirt or heavier coat heading outside throughout the afternoon hours. all quiet now across the region center city we just have some clouds, 40 at the airport. the west wind sustained at 17. that the price wind chills down to the lower 30's around philadelphia but a lot of the suburbs

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

it is sunday november 6th good morning, i'm ra who will solomon. lets get started with the forecast with meteorologist just continue drabick. it should be a nice day. >> no problem, sunshine, temperatures a few degrees above average. great november day. we're all refresh from extra hour of sleep or maybe just went to bed later because you knew. >> i took advantage i got the nine hours. >> i'm with you, i stayed on track and got that extra hour. we will get sunsetting earlier tonight before 5:00 o'clock. darker early but rising earlier in the morning, hour earlier, we are starting to see that color show up here in the skies here in center city. all is quiet, little breeze compared to yesterday. so that is keeping temperatures up. nothing terribly cold. brightening skies, 25 minutes away from the the sunrise this morning. fifty-one at the the airport west wind at 8 miles an hour and that no wind chills to deal with. we have a difference compared to yesterday. yesterday we were down around freezing in the suburbs but mid 40's, colder spots, mount poco

police say this man, mark solomon tried to force a girl into his car. she was able to get away, police say detectives took solomon into custody at his home yesterday afternoon. he was booked into the county jail on charges that include kidnapping a child under 14. 14. >> i wish there was a solution and they would not be at our door step. >> similar bands in neighboring cities, some offer overnight car parking.s that an idea worth considering, but the challenge is finding a location. >> one of the two longest championship droughts in major league baseball will end ton. cubs powered a win over indians to force a game 7. . there was no doubt it was a big night, for russell, tonight, it's winner tick all. you are live where two fan bases have been waiting a long time for tonight. good morning. >> russell, the second youngest major leaguer to hit in the world series, mickey mantle, the other one. it was the longest route for two of the teams, 108 years. 68 years for the cleveland indians, tonight in game 7, one way or another, one of the droughts is coming t

i'm rahel solomon.deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> two seconds. from 75. he got it. >> i don't think he got it off in time. >> it was late, but the shot was still nice. >> that's incredible. >> making incredible shots is nothing new for steph curry. in yesterday's game against indiana, curry hoisted one up about 70 feet from the baskets in attempt to beat the halftime buzzer. it went in, as you can see, but curry did not get it off in sometime. the warriors beat the pacers 120 to 83. almost 40 points. >> it didn't count when it looks that pretty. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> what were you going to say about him? >> remarkable. >> i think so, too. >> seems like a really nice guy. >>> coming up in this half hour, charlie's interview with the former "the daily show" show host. and a new book coming out. stewart talks about his life now and what he left behind. >>> plus, it's

today detectives found the owner of the suspect's vehicle, solomon, and arrested him for annoying a child. >>> well, an uber driver is under arrests, accused of sexual assault. claiming he groped and kissed a passenger. details just unfolding. robert handa joins us live from palo alto with the very latest. >> reporter: well, i tell you what this story has raised a lot of concerns in the neighborhood. police say that a couple was dropped off at their home here off alpine road by ride share driver who worked for uber. the wife left a cell phone in the vehicle accidently and contacted 35-year-old pedro who returned but when she went out to retrieve it, police say he allegedly tried to kiss her and groped her. he returned later and called the wife to say he was back. >> she immediately told him you need to go away, hung up the phone and called police. through investigation and working collaboratively with uber, we were able to identify the driver where we went to his home and took him into custody without incident. >> it's scary. but i don't use uber. so, yeah. i don't know. but it is a bit s

their plan is to hit to streets on a mission to save solomon's baptist church. maybe few in numbers, but they are strong fighters. >> we want to heal, and change the climate of this city. >> she is the brains behind this day of dialogue. >> i have walked the streets and up and down the streets handing out flyers. >> her outreach or souls, she >> your community is on the decline. we have to responsibility to go out and helping. >> the increase of violence among youth in milwaukee inspired her. >> we went to 16 funerals. six teen. something has to change. >> this is what they hope to do, encouraging community members to get on board. >> i wish more people would turn out. i'th why is that? >> her mission is to go to a different church each week to spread the word. >> there are 8 churches to help support jackson and her mission. >> local churns and school churches and schools are helping out people in need. they handed out thanksgiving this is what the holiday is all about. >> this gives us a chance to show that this organization, the food pantry, and our parishes a

. >> reporter: joe solomon said some weights as officers respond to as many as five chases a day. box 25 has covered a number of dangerous high-speed chases. here in massachusetts eats police department has its own cheese policy. officers can only pursue for a serious offense li or murder. >> man: there was a death or serious injury. >> reporter: solomon is looking to new gps tracking technology called star chase as an alternative dies be chases. the police department is the first agency in new england to use it. and fox 25 receives a first-hand demonstration. >> man: what it will beat fast you will be able to go. >> man: it hit by the plate. now at this point it will spec off. >> reporter: any police agency good luck into their computer and truck they vehicle minimizing the need for a chase. >> man: this is just one more tool in our toolbox of all the tools we have that hopefully in the right situation, the right time we deploy get it could save someone's life. >> reporter: according to star chase it is had an 80 apprehension rate but during our demonstration one device failed to

on the right, far right, is tom harding, the other owner of the solomon islands foundation. they dried coconut meat to make soap for procter & gamble. george and his wife were eaten in 1914. this is one of my very favorite pictures, and i will just say a few words and turn things back over to sue. this family is in the gilbert islands. they are cannibals. london somehow gets them, and one thing you'll notice about them -- they have on all their finest jewelry and decorations, but what they all have is a cigarette, or a pipe. tobacco is money. they are showing you a new rolex, a new porsche. london gets it. if you look at it, you have to understand he was flat on the ground to get that shot. he often shoots up to enoble them. they were saved by the local missionary. these are all in the solomon islands. and there is jack saying goodbye with his camera. thank you. [applause] ms. hodson: i just want to utter a half dozen words to sum up the entire show of photography. jack london's literary idol was the novelist joseph conrad kent conrad wrote "my task is before all to make you