suburban buses are running. so you can take the suburban buses. the market and frankford subways not running. that's a big one. also not running, trolley routes 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36. now the 101, one oh he two trolley they are running as well as the norristown high speedline. trying to understand for you what's running and not running but certainly causing so many problems through the morning. you can take the regional rails but we're already having problems with overcrowding with the regional rails so we expect that especially as you get to those stops closer to the city. as we've seen many times already with the problems that we've had with regional rails, we've seen the trains just bypassing certain stations. they have added some extra trains to try to help with this but we expect overcrowding with the regional rails to be a major issue. as we look outside live on i-95 expecting more people on the roads and right now we've got an accident. this is on i-95 here northeast philadelphia between street road and woodhaven road as you're heading sou

expect overcrowdinga agon a lot different regional rail services and suburban buses. there will be extra things that are running. again, the subway buses and trolleys, the market frankford and broad street subway are not running. 95 around woodhaven road, earlier accident cleared out of the way a few moments ago. we'll end with the 42 freeway in new jersey north and southbound from 55 to the walt whitman in philadelphia. a five-minute trip there. more updates on septa for the rest of the morning. vai? >> thank you, jessica. live team coverage continues with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live at the fern rock transportation center where regional rail lines remain running like jessica just said. pam, what do commuters need to know right now. >> as she mentioned, if you normally take a subway or bus, however you get to work, it's not going to happen. you can see some is of the striking employees that are down there at the entrance to this station. we've been talking about the potential for a strike qgite a while now. still, some people were caught off guard at midnig

suburban buses are running. broad and market frankford subways not running.rolleys route 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36 not running. now, the 101, 102 to he lee norristown high speedline they are running this morning. you can take the regional rails. the regional rails stop in the city but not a good way to get around in the city so that's part of the problem. the lucy connect is actually running through the city but the issue with the regional rails is we've already had such overcrowding. expect overcrowding on all your busy referrals. on station that is sell tickets in advance you've got to get that ticket in advance. you can't just show up with cash on the train so you need to get the ticket in advance. expect overcrowding especially in those stops as it gets closer to the he city. we've already seen problems in the past months with issues with trains just bypassing those stations so that's going to be a bigger issue taking mass transit and we'll walk you through it all morning long on air as well as on line. again not running he city buses broad street line broad

christie ileto is live at suburban station.l moments ago when talks ended and negotiators stormed out. tempers flaired in the room to want, talks completely broke down. the issue, the pensions. they cannot come to an agreement and what it means for the riders as the strike goes into day three. no news may be good news. they are talking through a mediator and making progress. congressman bob brady has acted as the go between and is hopeful a deal will be reached. >> they are talking. when they had a ten-day strike, they weren't talking. >> reporter: the sticking points haven't changed. neither side has given in. they are looking for changing to a pension. both are costly issues up against a tight budget. >> i talked to the governor. there's no money there. i talked to the mayor, there's no money there. >> reporter: the biggest concern looming is the countdown to election day. traffic on november 8 looks anything like the last couple days, voters are looking at a long day commuting to and from work with less time to hit the polls

suburban buses they are running. broad and market frankford line not running.unning. the 101, 102 norristown high speedline they are running. but when you take regional rails a an option already experiencing problem. the problems from the summer haven't been resolved. already seeing delays here. the wilmington newark line 10 minute delays, 21 minute delay already on the west trenton line train 313. paoli thorndale 11 minutes late. trenton 10 minutes late. look at the chestnut hill west a 40 minute delay right now. you've been outside waiting for the train for 40 minutes. if you're on train 812. so already seeing problems right now. this is new and just coming in and we're going to be here as this all evolves so we can see how to deal with it. you splay to use regional railing in a way you haven't before if you're able to get service and you're not talking about overcrowding issues. so the problem is the 101, one oh he two, right, they're running. norristown high speedline they're running. take there no problem to 69th street. then you get there and nothing is r

she and her husband paid just over $60,000 for a new 2015 suburban. >> we loved the car. we still love the car. bu like your ears start to hurt after a while. >> reporter: the couple says it got worse after they took their grandchildren on a trip to florida. barb and her granddaughter got sick. >> does she get car sick on her own? >> she never did. if she is not in the suburban, she was not sick. >> reporter: they brushed it off at first. the next time they went on a long trip her husband got sick. >> and he does not get car doesn't have that kind of thing. he had vertigo. he had nausea. he had headaches. okay. this is weird. >> reporter: it was then that they decided to search the word gm suv making me sick. >> 13 on your side also discovered numerous complaints to the national highway traffic safety administration in both 2015 and '16. they included remarks like, severe headaches, experiencing pressure in my ears, and makes me nauseous and dizzy. we decided to test it out ourselves. because i am prone to motion sickness, i didn't think it was a good idea to go for a rid

does melania play well to philadelphia and suburban voters? we don't know, she hasn't played to them before. >> susan page, how much is this about what she says growing up in slovenia, coming here wanting to be an american, doing it the proper way versus just the fact, to emily's point, that she is just finally speak iing. >> she has a unique ability to offer a testimonial for donald trump and one that he needs. i spent time in chester county last month talking to college-educated white and many were uncomfortable talking about donald trump. she can say he's a good man, he is not a sexist man, he is someone that i trust, he's been good to me is and my son and our family so when you have these concerns about his temperament and demeanor and attitude toward women she's one who can say -- you can feel reassured you can vote for him, whether that works or not we'll see but it seems that's the number one goal they have for her today. >> professor, let me go to you. to susan's point. she could be this perfect female voice speaking to these women but

the road to the white house stops in suburban philadelphia for donald trump.tly a week to go until the election, trump and runningmate, mike pence, will campaign at private event in king of prussia. clinton has three stops today in florida, while trump capitalized on the e-mail scandal, biden and nancy pelosi stomp for clinton hosted by the philadelphia democratic city committee. that's where biden went after trump. >> i was a pretty good athlete. they tell me that you know this is lockerroom talk what this guy is talking about, like hell it is lockerroom talk, anybody talk like that in our lockerroom gets their rearend kicked. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mail? >> and the trump campaign has released more information about melania trump's visit to the suburbs, she will campaign for her husband on thursday at 2:00 at the main line sport center in berwyn. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, you may have seen merry christmas trending on twitter. we'll tell you why for one major company today is the st

>> and the trump campaign did confirm melania trump's visit to suburban philadelphia. she will be in berwyn this thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the main line sports center. >> well, ohio governor john kasich voted early and it wasn't for donald trump. the former gop presidential hopeful followed through on not voting tore his one time rival. he wrote in arizona senator john mccain's name. how much, the cleveland tell report kasich's write in vote will not count because mccain is not one of the certified write in candidates on the ohio ballot. >>> well, up next, we've got the latest developments on halloween festivities that have turned deadly down south. sadly, two of the victims are children. we'll have the latest. >> plus police officer makes a daring rescue, pulling a senior citizens from her burning car. see this incredible body cam video, plus what caused this fire. and now this. >> there you go. >> and a wild end to a police chase in california. we'll show you more of this video whether we come back. >> oh, you got to get up from you are just waking up. septa is on str

also suburban buses are running broad and market, frankford subways, not running. running, septa trolleys ruse routes 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36, the 101 and 102 trolley and the norristown high speedline are running. with all of this not run wag do you do? you can take regional rail oohs. they stop in the city. you can take the regional rails to use to get between university and olde city instead of the market frankford. patco is running. you can take patco but those normal connections aren't running. you have the lucy loop through the city so that's running but this is a major issue because regional rails are already overcrowded. already seeing problems because of the problems with the silver liners. expect as you get to those stops closer to the city you may have some trains just bypassing stations because of overcrowding. they have, however, added extra service. so they're trying to help with the regional rails with some extra service. any stations though that you can buy the tickets in advance you have to do that. you can't just show up with cash on the train and e

norristown high-speed line and suburban buses as well.r, taxis, lyft service, they are extending service to customers. additionally we're seeing more delays. doylestown train 516 running 16 minutes late. 12-minute delays on the west trenton line. thorndale 9597 running 11 minutes late. we keep seeing these like a ripple effect. check before you go with that as well. we're also seeing delays on the road. this is the schuylkill expressway and our cameras around city avenue, westbound delay right there, 18 minutes westbound from the vine street expressway. moving out of center city to the blue route. average speeds down into the 30s already. out in evesham township, there's a fire closing part of elmwood road between greenbrook drive and lani lane. route 73 around 295 in mt. laurel, new jersey, you'll be just fine. >>> temple student tells us a broken car part was under a recall so she was expecting a reimbursement for what she paid for a fix. that didn't happen. next this this morning's nbc 10 responds, we'll explain why the insurance compa

suburban buses are running. we've got the broad and market frankford subways not running. trolleys routes 10, 11, 13, 34, 36, 15, not running. 101, one oh he two trolley norristown high speedlines, they are running. so what can you do? you can hop on the regional rails but because we are already not at full capacity because of the problems with the silver liner cars we're expecting overcrowding issues. woof already seen situations even before the strike where some of the trains were just bypassing stations 'cause they're overcrowded. they have added extra service to try to help out with the regional rails so take them but we expect some issues with overcrowding. so here's the problem. so we said, okay, route 01, one oh he two trolley norristown high speedline they're running you takes them fine you get to 69th street station no options because the market frankford line isn't running. you can take regional rails between 30th and jefferson to save some of your walk. if you're walking you can take pat he company. you can take patco station get that 15th and 16th up to eighth

lets switch live to "action news" reporter chad pradelli live in suburban station philadelphia. lets focus on commuters was the ride home any better than going to work this morning? >> reporter: no jim it's safe to say it's much more difficult tonight particularly because of those picketers that sara touched on. we were downstairs at suburban station it's packed over the last few hours, we were kicked out by septa, but our cameras were roll fogger a short while. here is what it looked like. >> gridlock inside of suburban station, regional rail riders trying to get home are not moving, picketers are blocking the rail lines off roberts avenue. >> it's totally chaotic, you can't tell where the line starts for your particular line, they have everything car cordoned off. >> i can't find the end of the line because it's so long, i'll try to walk and see if i can find an uber. >> amelia spent 1:20 minutes in the car to get to work but usually it's a 10 minute l ride. >> super hectic. >> others opted for a cab or uber or lyft. muhammad decided to walk, old city to drexel. >> that is a h

>> norristown high-speed line, all of the suburban bus routes from 90 up to 151.ose bus routes come to the city, they'll not enter the city limit. so there are new stops for those buses, and that's all on our website trolley routes 101, 102, cct, horsham breeze is running, and of course regional rail. >> talk about regional rail. so yesterday it was a rough go. i know we had that snafu there in the evening. do you feel confident all of the engineers, conductors, will get to work this morning, get aboard those trains? >> we received the injunction yesterday afternoon about 5:00. so, we do have that in place. so crews should be able to enter their workplaces today. >> great. now looking at some video from yesterday, when folks are all lined up. what are tips you can offer to folks at home that want to try the regional rails as an option this morning? >> if you can either come in early before the traditional rush hour, before say 6:00 if you can get on a train early, that would help. if not, if you can wait possibly, until after, you know, 9:00 to go into center city

suburban women.hris jansing joins me now from burr wn, pennsylvania. you're in the philadelphia suburbs. why was this location chosen for melania? >> so important in terms of the republican voter. these four counties around philadelphia have more than 20% of voters, and you said the magic word. suburban women. the trump campaign believes they can bring suburban women, republican women back home, and that melania trump is the best person to make that case. and they think a lot of people are going to turn out. look, they have a big screen up here for the overflow. that parking lot is for people, not for cars. people are going to be there, they believe, and then let me bring you inside. this is like a football field. it actually is a kind of practice field in here for soccer. but take a look at the size of this. they think they'll get 2,000 to 3,000 inside. what's her message going to be? it's going to be to talk about the donald trump that she knows, not the one they have seen in the tv ads. in his own

thinking there would be a much bigger crowd, but they're targeting a very significant group here, suburban win. traditionally republicans do well in central and western pennsylvania. president obama won 13 of the 67 counties, but he still won because he got 600,000 more in philadelphia. that is the challenge for donald trump, narrowing the gap, and that is why melania is still here today. . >> i think it is terrifically important. it is, you know, a big prize. it is one of the closest places. one of the places they could make a difference by moving one or two electorates. >> we're told that melania will speak from the heart about her husband's leadership qualities. she will touch on family, marriage, campaign experience, and her goals as first lady. in a preview of the premared remar -- prepared remarks she says we need to children our young generation. and he hopes his wife can spark more people to the polls. >>> thank you, as president obama and a slew of top democrats hit the trail for hillary clinton, the trump campaign is turning this into a bigger affair. no one is a more powerful sp

they're suburban. and the fact is, they were that big. imagine how they were going to be with women voters. so in addition to the almost half a million votes that the city machine cooks up or brings in, you've got another huge percentage of the state. i want to go to joy on this. this -- people don't underestimate. you look at the map of this country, it's all red, except it's blue most of the times, because of the areas where people live, big cities, they dominate presidential elections. and in philadelphia, that one county, out of 67 counties in pennsylvania, dominates the state, because that's where so many people live. >> yeah, absolutely, chris. i went into a deep dive worm hole on pennsylvania today, reading one of the hold bibles of the state. and you're absolutely right. you have this big behemoth that is philadelphia, and the philadelphia suburbs, where philadelphia is such a large non-white population, and larger than average college-educated white population. compare that to the rest of the state, but they're just numerically n

that's what he has to get over in order to win those big white collar suburban counties where he's at risk of sickly underperforming. >> both candidates have gone really negative. kellyanne conway was asked about it on "new day" this morning. she says her candidate's negativity is more like a man saying what he means. let's listen. >> i mean, i think people will look back at this campaign, particularly after he wins on tuesday chris and they'll say we totally missed how much america just appreciated, and i hear it at these rallies, it makes me very emotional, how much america appreciated the fact that he and his family made enormous sacrifices to run for president. americans have told pollsters for decades we want somebody who's not of the political system. we want a true outsider. not just to disrupt the place, but to be the voice of the forgotten man, the forgotten woman. >> well, there's a fine line between someone who speaks their mind, and someone who is a bully. and i think the electoral gap that he faces is the gender gap. and this comment can also be problematic, even if it fi

the other place to watch is going to be north of columbus and some suburban areas. does hillary clinton win over some of the republican women? but let's talk about what's going on here in cleveland, so critical to hillary clinton if she has a chance to win here. and t.j. dow is a council member on the cleveland city council. good to see you. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's been steady but not super busy. are you worried for hillary clinton? >> i'm not worried. it's hard to duplicate what obama did in cuyahoga county

regional rail, the norristown high speed line, suburban buses, c ct connect and lucy. >> we do have team coverage on this one. we have bob kelly tracking everything in the studio, of course but we will begin with steve keeley, to tell us more of the latest details from jefferson station. steve, kid still have to go to school. >> reporter: this is awful. look at the this bus stop. we are telling people septa is on strike. we are waiting on buses. we are driving down market street and people are unaware because they were at work doing their life and not following the news at midnight. who else would know they are surprised. so buses are not going to come. the these two folks here to the left, that we talked to in the bus stop they are wondering how they will get home to west philadelphia, right now, and that is quite an expensive cab ride, and they don't have money for a cab. so we are across from septa headquarters. you see big emblem up above the the front doors there. you can bet there will be a picket line out the here, pretty soon, probably, in past strikes they waited until the morni

me it continues to be a mad house, lines at suburban station

there she is in suburban philadelphia. and he's there in central pennsylvania tomorrow, an areplay that holds 10,000 people.arena that holds 10,000 people. i guarantee that will be sold out 10,000 plus. i think they have got momentum and doing quite well. and the story here t fbi and all that has given people pause out there. >> one important aspect about pennsylvania is you don't have early voting. you have absentee but not the early voting process. so the reason hillary clinton is going to michigan is because they don't have early voting. so you have to get your voters to the polls. the reason this amazing rally on monday night, everybody in philadelphia the night before the election is because you actually have to get those voters to the polls. the fact is we can go up and down and all around but the dynamics of the race have stayed the same from the beginning. donald trump has not led in a poll in wisconsin. he's not led in a poll in michigan. he's not led in a poll in pennsylvania. he's not led in a poll in colorado.

suburban buses and trolley are running. they are a separate contract in the suburbs.ed to rupp as well. if you are driving in the city there are parking options flat rate of ten dollars for ten hours at select ppa garages. i put the link up on our facebook, twitter, instagram pages inn we have all those locations, half dozen of them at the fox 29.com. it is a hot ticket. they will go fast. have have a conn ton kingcy plan. uber and lyft has special codes, lyft has a 50-dollar credit toward all of your fees, during this septa strike, so make sure you know what the code is, and what individual companies deals are. there are some false reports out there that lyft giving free ride. there is no free rides for anybody today, check in today with your employer for flex hours and employee shuttle, city of philadelphia has a city shut that he will will mimic market frankford and broad street subway line. just show your city id, if you have jury duty, court will be in session, judge wapnor and use your jury card to get a free ride, on that employee shuttle, is what your forecast

coverage continues this morning as septa strike enters its second day, justin finch is live inside suburban station, weathering the morning rush with commuters. >> but lets start with "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao she's live where talks will resume today, good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, talks are set to resume at sheraton in center city philadelphia later on today possibly this afternoon. in the meantime congressman bob brady has been brought into help things along. lets look at the video. the congressman tells "eyewitness news" that the two sides have been talking through a mediator but at this point no middle ground has been found just yet. he says at least negotiations are moving in the right direction now. septa and local 234 resumed negotiations late yesterday after about 5,000 members of the transport workers union went on strike earlier in the the day. main sticking points are work rules, health care benefits and biggest issue of all, pensions. the strike is in day two. it has signed line septa buses, trolleys, subways leaving hundreds of thousands sc

. >> that is for our suburban bus routes. anything from 90 up, those are suburban, those are running but they will drop you, drop passengers off before they get to the city. where those, for those buses affected, the new drop off, the drop off point are listed on our web site. >> suburban bus routes are 90 or above. they are running but they will in the cross the city line and bring you in the city. >> yes. >> okay, cool. now back to the maps here for a second here, tell me what is running this morning. >> cct is running. so if anybody had an appointment on regular cct service just to get that out there you will get picked up. lucy in the university city is running for anybody going out that way. the the suburban bus routes norristown high speed line and 101, 102 trolleys, big thing, around the city is regional rail and that is operating this morning. >> we have talk about refund, credits, what have you, we will address that all after this is all said and done is that correct. >> correct. >> what is word down there from behin

police are tracking a chevy suburban that's been spotted picking up a group of suspected immigrants. they think the driver is a human smuggler, or coyote. chases involving coyotes can be extremely dangerous. >> the driver was going over 100 miles per hour. the coyotes never want to get caught. it depends how desperate they are trying to get away from police, trying to get him out of the way so he can get away. >> swerving in and out of traffic, the suburban leads police on a chase lasting almost 20 miles until suddenly the driver pulls off on a side street and does the unthinkable. >> we freaked out. who in their right mind is going to jump out of a moving vehicle? watch again as the driver with the car still moving jumps out of the suv and lands face first on the pavement. two other men jump out and take off, with the car still moving, someone inside puts on the brake. when officers approach with guns drawn, they are startled by what they find. inside, police find a group of illegal immigrants crammed into the back of the suv. many of them terrified by the high speed purr suit. >> e

what is running are the regional rails, the norristown high-speed line, suburban buses.clearly there's alternates for you, uberpool is extending its coverage, late, taxis, carpooling, walking a little bit. we have a good forecast for today. here's schuylkill expressway, though, not seeing overcrowding here yet. we would expect more vehicles to be out on roads this afternoon and early morning as well. this is right around montgomery drive. 13 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds are into the 60s. again, we'll have more updates for you on septa for the rest of the morning and i'll be back in ten minutes. vai? >> thank you, jessica. our live team coverage continues now with nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live in fern rock. extra regional rail raiders wil be headed there for the morning rush. >> that's the only thing that will be running this morning. the regional rail line is just behind the striking employees you see right there. if you normally take the bus, subway or trolley to get to work or school you'll have to find an

what is running are the regional rails, norristown high-speed line and the suburban buses. alternates aresuggested this morning. uber, lyft, taxi services, car pooling, that's an option for you. the roads, lower providence, accident in germantown pike and old cross kings road. no construction to worry about tieing things up, westbound or eastbound 22 minutes from route 1 to valley forge. vai andç tracy. >> thank you, jessica. live team coverage continues with our reporters scattered across the delaware valley, including nbc 10's pamela osborne. >> she's live at the fern rock transportation center, where regional rail lines remain running. what do commuters need to know right now? >> i'll step out of the way and show you the line of people that are gathered here this morning. the regional rail is the only thing running right now. if you normally take the bus, subway or trolley to get to work or school as i imagine some is of the people you see here normally do, you'll have to find another way to work. we've been talking about the potential of the strike for a while now. sti

trump's problem is he loses the race is because he lost it in suburban america.nton, when you are in cleveland you are talking to the cleveland suburbs. when you are in rural areas, on one hand it is great in those areas. they don't see presidential candidates often. so it will be good numbers for him but that is 20% of the overall vote in the country. not enough voters. >> what percentage of the early vote will be in by the time you and i sit here on tuesday night for returns? >> we're going to be about 40% of the country will vote before tuesday. >> that's history making. >> it is. california is all mail at this point essentially. colorado, oregon, washington all. florida, north carolina majority will vote before tuesday in each of those states. that's why we know so much. >> another state where it is going on, we should talk about, because it is in play, nevada. jon ralston who we rely on to report all things nevada owed us a prediction, a projection as to where it was going to go. as of tonight, you spoke to him tonight. >> i did. one thing he reminded folks,

here's firsthand look inside chaos yesterday at suburban station.wer sent thus video, lines wrapping around station as delays began to mount. we have our fingers crossed for a smoother commute today but you'll want to be prepared to wait if you take regional rails. >>> for septa strike creating traffic jams for bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia is encouraging commute tours bike the strike. maintaining additional park biking in the city and volunteers are also at municipal services building on jfk boulevard to help by sickle list to get through the strike on a bike. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for latest developments on the septa strike. our coverage continues throughout the morning right here on cbs-3. >>> updating breaking news out of iowa, two police officers killed in ambush style attacks. police in des moines say the officers were shot early this morning but in separate locations 20 minutes apart. the both officers were still sitting in their cars when they were shot. very emotional police sergeant held back tears as he just spoke to

s struggle to keep its suburban stronghold. a view from america's top diplomat in the fight against isis. making sense of donald trump's brand, and much more. >> woodruff: we begin tonight with politics, and the final push in the race for the white house. get-out-the-vote efforts are key in these last days of the campaign, especially outreach to minority voters. joining us now to break it down are cornell belcher, a democratic strategist and author of "a black man in the white house." michael mcdonald, an early voting expert at the university of florida, and mark hugo lopez. he's director of hispanic research at the pew research center. and we welcome all three of you to the program. mr. mcdonald, we're waiting to get our audio issue straightened out with you, so i'll start with cornell belcher right here in washington. how well has the clinton campaign done so far in terms of reaching out to minorities and especially african-americans? >> i talked to the clinton campaign in the last two days and they're saying they actually ha

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appealing to suburban female voters. we must treat each other with respect and kindness. >> and in arizona another campaign first. >> tim kaine the democratic vp nominee delivered entire low in spanish. across the country surrogates are are delivering closing arguments and adds star power to the campaign trail. >> this election is just too important i couldn't sit on side lines and be quiet. >> pharrell appeared with clinton friday night. and jay-z joins clinton in ohio. the two candidates laying out these great admirals and great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. >> we are standing against the possibility of returning and normalizing discrimination, take it because it actually is -- it truly is at stake in this election. >> north carolina got an ear full yesterday, those two speeches you heard came from dualing rallies between trump and clinton there. both heading to pennsylvania. >>> police in mississippi are interviewing a person of church

it's going to be weird to go up to people inside suburban station and say hey do you need a ride? hopefully we're going to help get somebody home and like the last couple of days, we're going to talk a little bit about how this is affecting normal people trying to get in and out of the city of philadelphia. in the meantime, i'm going to go inside suburban station and try to find someone. >> we will continue to monitor the roads and rails for you for the next 2 1/2 hours. and because tomorrow morning's rush hour could be just as challenging, we're starting our morning newscast a half hour early at 4:00 oa.m. if you're away from your tv tap on the nbc 10 app. >>> a soggy and warm afternoon in southern philadelphia, as light rain was falling right there. les take a live look, this warm weather was able to break a few records. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking those changes in our neighborhood weather. >> we have a new line that has developed and is moving very quickly right toward the allentown area and you can see that as we zoom in. it

what she said, where, part of appeal to suburban woman voters. will it work. talk to kellyanne conway about all of it. first jim acosta on the day so far. from selma, north carolina, where trump is expected to speak. what is he expected to say? >> reporter: just walked out on stage in critical battleground state that could make or break the presidency but told talking about national security, defense, foreign policy issues and proposals to build up nation's navy and air force and behind him on stage several medal of honor recipients and veterans of the armed services. but other thing worth noting is untrump-like message discipline we've been seeing over the last several days. hitting hillary clinton hard, going after the president of the united states somewhat but avoided incendiary rhetoric that's thrown the campaign off from time to time. >> also melania trump, talk about her message to voters. >> reporter: yeah. it was a message about her immigrant roots. but also spent part of the speech in pennsylvania earlier today talking about social media and how she

we're talking about olney cheltenham temple jefferson suburban station 30th street.he city. the first train is supposed to pull in in literally just about now at 5:50. now what we've been seeing over the last day is that the trains tend to be packed pretty quickly. we see crowds right now, we see a couple of people walking around so somebody headed out to try to get on this first train. it was a smart move. we'll see how the commute continues to go this morning. >> that fox chase line yesterday was one of the ones that we saw up to an hour delay so although across the board there were half hour delays that was one of the lines that really caused people some extra problems. what was that see what happens with it today. let's show you the roads rider now. if you're in south philadelphia i want to show you what it looks like here. watch for delays. already seeing the wilmington newark line 11 minutes late. the warminster line 10 minutes late. media elwyn 10 minutes late. starting already with some of those minor delays. we just talked about that fox chase line. not seei

he needs the college-educated suburban voters, particularly the women.nd he's walking that tightrope. >> terry, we could speak to you for another three hours, but we must go 'cause we're bringing our panel next. thanks for the poll, and good luck on election day. >> my pleasure. >> i know you're not on the ballot, but you'll be working. we'll be right back. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is

if she can win suburban women in suburban florida, suburban north carolina and philadelphia, she wins. >> like ryan was saying. don't look at me and my e-mails. look at that guy and what he said about women, and going back to what really worked for her in that first debate with alicia machado and how trump handzeled that in the aftermath. other thing interesting about polling and impacts of it is, if you're joe heck in nevada, or pat toomey in pennsylvania, these numbers sort of spell a much better for them. and trump not weighing them down quite as much. able to just closed gap it will help the down ballot races as well. >> and a big issue here. talked about this a bit earlier in the week in the tense a lot of battleground states trump is trying to sell doom and gloom economic messages but things improved yet he leads consistently across the battleground statements on the issue of the economy. the campaigns know this. hillary clinton yesterday saying, donald trump cheats on his taxes. takes advantage of loopholes you can't. stiffs the little guy in every project he does. not just sec

is meaningful to some of these suburban voters and particularly suburban women, where hillary clintoning well. that's something to watch tomorrow night, does she make inroads with that suburban vote to offset some of the gains that donald trump has made among noncollege educated whites. >> we were talking before the break about how these candidates are ending the campaign. as we were watching hillary clinton and others, donald trump was speaking in hnew hampshire. part of what he said there was talking about elizabeth warren, reverting to calling her pocahontas. to me that says, someone who has watched him -- as we all have, really studied his candidacy over the last year and a half, he's fallen off the discipline wagon, perhaps it's because he doesn't think it's going to happen. i've been texting as we've been speaking some people that are with him, no, that's not true. he's confident but humble. maybe that's true, the fact that he is lashing out. there's no way that was in the teleprompter. no way. >> we haven't heard that particular line for quite a while. >> exactly. to me, that's

plus, norristown high-speed line, suburban buses trolley routes 101, 102, lucy, cct connect. so what's not running? city buses, the subways, trolley routes, ten, 11, 15, 34, 36. and take a look at this for parking. flat rate $10 for ten hours, in some garages, so check the garages that you typically park at. no parking on broad between spring garden and south street. and, they are extending sex interest hour for meters and key objection if you run over your time, a lot more to discuss when we come back in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. well, just went into effect today. but there is possibility the gas tax in new jersey could be undone. and you have a vote in the matter. we'll explain coming up. plus adele gets very personal opens up about her struggles with postpartum depression and motherhood. find out what she said she is still scared tore do next. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not

the problem is a monumental task because underground lead laterals lead to tens of thousands of suburban homes in milwaukee county alone. 38% of west allis's more than 19,000 service lines are lead. that's nearly 7500 homes. in south milwaukee, 32% of the homes have lead laterals. in cudahy, it's slightly over 30%. some communities with newer water infrastructure like brown deer, greendale, and hales corners have no lead lines left in the system. but in wauwatosa, 65% of the more than 15,000 water service lines are lead. >> no community in the area has a higher percentage of lead water lines leading to homes than shorewood. >> i couldn't imagine. >> 90%. >> oh, my goodness. reporter: dierdre martin lives in one of those older homes with lead laterals. >> i really didn't think about the pipes, and i do now. reporter: some water filters can reduce the risk from lead, but getting rid of the lead lines is a pricey proposition. homeowners are responsible for the section of pipe under their property, and replacing it can cost $5,000 or more. >> i have to deal with it. we own the home, we have

suburban women turned out for donald trump. in michigan he's winning them by ten points over clinton. in wisconsin, trump is winning suburban white women by seven points. in pennsylvania trump is winning suburban white women by two points. in ohio he is winning by ten points. he has managed to keep suburban women in his column in those helps drive him in florida. so that is part of his coalition tonight. >> when you say that, it's a very big surprise considering donald trump's track roar that many people felt that he was insensitive and inappropriate. >> republicans dominate in the suburbs so that part makes sense. witbut bob schieffer some people are sprezzed he is doing so well among women. >> that would be the big surprise of the night if this proves to be the difference if this was sn people thought it would go just the other way. we were very close here and we need to emphasize here, this could still go either way. but donald trump is now by my count 42 votes away from having the 270 he needs. >> and you can see that on th

among voters, suburban women.rch institution survey shows in the last seven presidential elections, suburban women have voted three times for the republican candidates and four times for democratic candidates. the voting bloc has gone with the winner in every presidential contest since 1988. clinton has spoken a lot about being a mother, grandmother and working woman. trump has enlisted ivanka trump to roll out his child care policy to a crowd in philadelphia suburb. the women we talked to seem to be mixed. >> as a woman, i feel very shy not voting democratic, not voting hillary clinton. it's not that i have anything against hillary, just the issues they line up. wasn't a big fan of obamacare, to be honest. so i felt that the issues that he presented were, you know -- and the people he is going to surround himself with in terms of the supreme court were more in line with the direction of the country i wanted to go in. >> hillary clinton is the most qualified candidate and best fit for the job. >> i voted for trump

you got this ring of four suburban counties outside philadelphia. they make up a big clunk of the vote state wide, about a quarter of the vote. you see traditionally, these are suburbs where the republicans are competitive in pennsylvania. four years ago, romney actually won by the slimmest of margins. tcheterer county. few took those four counties i'm showing you right here outside philadelphia the margin in 2012, barack obama combined won them by 9 points so republicans are typically competitive there. here is the problem, though, for donald trump. it should be nine. even in a year where mitt romney loses the state. it's 9. what is it right now? it's 23 in those same counties, i showed you, hillary clinton, we talk about the strength clinton has and the weakness trump has with college educated voters, white suburbanites. that's the pop laying. hillary clinton is running up the score with them the trump campaign is hoping, can we eat into that margin by sending melania trump in there at least in part. if they can eat into it, they have to eat into

some temperatures might be in our suburban areas a little too warm. expect it to be rather chilly when you start out. kids will be back at school and pick up in the morning, 42 to 49 might be closer to upper 30's to about 49 after school. 58 to 65 way mix of sun and us. here's a look at temperatures in that 63 that you see there, that is pretty typical for november 1st. i cannot believe october is slipping away from us just like all these other months racing away. >> i love october. it's my favorite. >> hate to see it go. >> meanwhile we're just one week away from election night. a little over that. and polls are continuing to tighten, the latest national average shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump at 4.3 clinton held nearly a seven point lead earlier this month. fox's lauren blanchard has more on the campaign trail. >> reporter: the renewed investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails is once again driving the conversation of the election, just eight days until voters head to the polls. while democrats are criticizing the embattled fbi dir

there's this increasing rural versus urban and suburban divide. >> is there a virtue in this? i mean, it keeps getting liken by commentators and big thinkers to the nationalism movement that is sweeping across europe as a manifestation of the far right as whites coming back against diversity. against the elites and the wealthy. how do you see it? >> i see it more economic than i do see it predicated on race and ethnicity. and, you know, the key question now going forward for the next four years is whether president-elect trump having been elected by folks who are suffering in rural america, suffering more so than those urban and suburban areas, can he deliver the jobs? i know we get caught up in the all the incendiary rhetoric but it was based on job pictures. >> a lot of talk about steve bannon, obviously, one of trump's top white house strategists and who he is, he has not been in the public but people know about the breitbart website he had ran. he describes himself now and how he sees the country. he gave an interview to "the wall street journal." i'm an economic nationali

defend democratic territory in three battleground states, starting in pennsylvania where she needs suburban republican women and a big turnout of minorities in cities like pittsburgh. >> tomorrow, we face the test of our time. will we be coming together as a nation or splitting further apart? >> reporter: and trying to hold michigan traditionally democratic, but where clinton aides tell nbc news they worry the trade issue could help donald trump flip a blue state tonight appealing to undecided voters. >> i know that, for many people you've gone back and forth, you've thought about what 20 do, but let me say this, let me say this. this election is basically between division and unity. >> reporter: also trying to push clinton over the finish line president obama who crushed her white house hopes eight years ago and is now her strongest salesman. >> whatever credibility i've earned after eight years as president, i am asking to you trust me on this one. because i am absolutely confident that, when she is president, this country will be in good hands. >> reporter: tonight clinton making a perso