ukee in. >> brooks, thanks very much. remind inner pennsylvania and delaware polls will be opened from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in new jersey the hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. election season means campaign ads lots of campaign ad. they are all over your television set and many of you we heard you are sick and tired of them. sending in battle ground states like pennsylvania has been off the charts, this time around. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us in election central with more on that. >> reporter: it is hard to believe we are just now just one day away from election take and with the clock winding down both presidential candidates are making one last pitch to sway voters. >> this campaign is just too harsh. >> reporter: typically as ads air for 302nd. the republican nominee donald trump recently released this one minute ad. >> the only people brave enough to vote out this corrupt establishment is you, the american people. >> reporter: while democratic nominee hillary clinton rolled out a minute long sp

>> reporter: ukee, good evening. this is one of the polling locations where the district attorney's office has sent a team over to investigate possible voting irregularities, a republican poll watcher earlier said that she saw a poll worker enter a booth with a voter and help that person cast his or her ballot. that is illegal if it happen. right thousand district attorney's office says there has been no confirmed cases of vote erin tim days or fraud, so far. as of 4:45 this afternoon here's the break down. district attorney seth williams said at tomorrow, and 34 has been investigated. thirteen of those were for election hearings. that is campaigning within the polling area which is not allowed within 10 feet of the polling entrance. there has been ten calls for-issues and malfunctions and 15 calls for vote era assistance problems. rest of the calls happen for various other issues. williams says he and more than seven dozen assistant d.a.'s and county executives stationed throughout the city and those folks are dispa

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. township, with more of the dramatic video, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, the officer involved in the shoot something on administrative leave, which is standard procedure during the investigation. now, when we showed that video to people who were around the incident, they say what they now see happened is a lot different from what they thought happened. >> oh, crazy. >> what's causing angela yancy's jaw to drop. >> oh, my god. >> is newly

i'm ukee washington with this election update. the race for president in the commonwealth of pennsylvania is still too close to call. take a look during the quick math, very tight with a 2000 votes but 20 electoral votes are up for grabs. trump has the electoral lead 244 to 209. 270 is needed. natasha brown is with the trump campaign in new york tonight for more reaction. natasha? >> reporter: well, ukee, good morning to you now, as it is after midnight and we can tell you that the excitement in this crowd here behind us is palpable at this hour. donald trump has pulled off major wins tonight. major battleground states, like the state of ohio, north carolina and florida. most importantly, cbs news projecting that trump is just about 20 or so electoral votes away from possibly winning the presidency. pennsylvania, a state traditionally been a blue state democratic state too close to call even at this hour, trump touted himself as the outsider, someone who can bring a fresh perspective. the billionaire turned reality tv star may be

ukee. >> it will be a lot on the line tonight. jessica, thanks. we will get back to you. >>> election stress has reached an all time high with the results you this just hours away. people have been bombarded with campaign stress for months now and it has taken a toll on many. >> how do you cope? health reporter stephanie stahl has advice from the experts and check into see how voters were coping on taste book live, earlier today. >> so, it is social media, part of what is causing all of the stress and anxiety. >> reporter: people in rittenhouse square on this beautiful election day escaping from all of the campaign drama. are you feeling stressed and anxious about this election day to day. >> unaudible. >> reporter: in this facebook live segment some people blamed social media a lot of the election stress. >> now, i'm stephanie stahl with cbs philly. is anybody chatting back with us. >> some people a stress is caused by social media. >> reporter: american psychological association found more than half of the voters surveyed said the presidential e

. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to the gulf coast. where it's drawing moisture. a lot of moisture. this will produce two rounds of wet weather tomorrow. as far as today is concerned, we picked up 1.02 inches in philadelphia. most daily rainfall we've gotten since sent 19th. we haven't had a wash-out of a day like this in quite some time. you can how warm it is as we wait for round two, still in the 60's in south jersey, and central delaware. it's 58 in philadelphia right now. and 55

. >>> aim ukee washington. police shot and killed the attacker. officials identity higham as abdul razak ali artan a somalia born legal u.s. resident and, osu student. >> it is still a very active situation. >> reporter: police swarmed campus of the ohio state university in columbus as word gout on the an attack at the hall which laoss the department of materials, science and engineers. the first reported as a shooting, police say a more complex picture of the attack, emerged. >> male suspect drove vehicle over curb at the west 19th, west of college avenue, struck pedestrians. he then exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. our officers was on the scene in less than a minute and he event situation. >> reporter: authorities a ten people were quickly transported to hospitals. >> there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts. and most likely as the chief said from the stab wound, from butcher knife. then there were a number of people that had orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to the car.

. >>> aim ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in south philadelphia with what you need to know tonight, david. >> reporter: hi ukee and guess contact polling locations like one behind me in south philadelphia firehouse will open up at 7:00 in the morning. philadelphia officials say that the city is ready and anybody who thinks election will be rigged in philadelphia is wrong. hold back the blue curtain and find more than a year of ads, debates, argument and dinner table conversations right there in front of you. >> election day in the city our size with more than a million voters, it is a turbulent day. >> reporter: philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt in charge of the elections does not want you to worry. his team has been working for months to make sure things go as plan. schmidt has spent a lot of time recently defending the process in philadelphia after this comment from donald trump. >> i just hear such reports about philadelphia. we have to make sure that we're protect. >> repo

. >> i'm ukee washington. let's get over to kate tracking the next system as it moves closer. >> and guys it almost feels like we're out of the woods. we had the heaviest rain through midday hours today, that has now shifted offshore. you can see skies have started to clear a bit behind that but what's clearing skies, i am concerned about fog development he through overnight. pockets of dense fog expected before round two gets here. here is round two. producing some heavy rain and even nasty thunderstorms overportions of tennessee into alabama. and this stretches to the gulf coast. where it's drawing moisture. a lot of moisture. this will produce two rounds of wet weather tomorrow. as far as today is concerned, we picked up 1.02 inches in philadelphia. most daily rainfall we've gotten since sent 19th. we haven't had a wash-out of a day like this in quite some time. you can how warm it is as we wait for round two, still in the 60's in south jersey, and central delaware. it's 58 in philadelphia right now. and 55

ukee, jessica, so the good news, that water is receding. but authorities with the water department have a massive problem on their hands. considering this happened once, in january, 2014. this happened in june, 2015. and this happened again, just today. >> take a listen to somebody that tells me they're pretty upset. >> people's cars are out here, new cars, old cars. i hope it is not ruined, i pray it is not. but lord just seconds from going inside of my car. >> three times in three years, there is a problem. i wouldn't have the answer we need more information. >> clearly some frustration, taking live look at chopper right now, you can still see the water although it is receding little bit, because they were able to get that under control. but, i pose the question to the water department. they tell me clearly there is issue here. they have a problem. >> one person said it is like putting a bands aid on it, not fixing the actual problem to make sure it doesn't happen again. we'll be back here again tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. david spunt, cb

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>> reporter: ukee, i'm told he's in stable condition and the investigation is far from over. even though police believe this was not a random attack, some of the victim's neighbors are still concerned for safety. 60-year-old jim is recovering after a bomb went off in his face. he was simply opening the mail at his father-in-law apartment >> authorities have not officially identified him but sources say he's from california and works in the catering business. it happened around 4:00 tuesday morning, the motive a mystery >> everyone is concerned. >> reporter: donna lives a few year doors down. >> we're always here, neighbors are really friendly around here and if you ever needs anything, we could help him out. >> reporter: authorities believe he was arcticed but not prepared to say exactly why >> there's been no next to suggest it's related to any group or i deiology right now. that's what we're talking about. it's target specific in that it was sent to this individual. >> reporter: there's concern >> it's frequentky to think. >>> the bureau of the fbi and postal service are he

. >> hi, ukee and jessica. i will tell you what i'm in a beautiful shot here in bernville, you come up this drive, come down over a hill and see this gorgeous illuminated christmas village with the lights reflecting off the lake. the not only do we have beautiful lights mother nature is giving us a beautiful light show in the sky as well. sunset is stunning here in about berks county. coming up we will bring you some history of crozer's christmas village and fascinating history behind this place. the let's start off with the weather because it definitely turned out to be a nicer day to day. the it is on the cool side. temperatures in the mid 50's for most of the the area we're seeing 40's in spots. my guess here northwest of the reading is 48, 48 degrees, and definitely chilly now that the sun has gone down. we have a breeze coming from the southwest, that is milder breeze and that will help us warm up slight thely tomorrow, but wind right now at about nine to 10 miles an hour for most of the the area. storm sc

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hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at philadelphia police headquarters with a look at all of the details, trangood. >> reporter: jessica and ukee this operation last happened october 26th to the 28th to curb issues on mischief night and make halloween safer for kid in west philadelphia and police say it was a success. >> you go out there. >> a rare inside look at three day operation, aimed at combating drugs and violence in west philadelphia, 16th police district. >> where are you from. >> reporter: at the end officers arrested 64 people, mostly for drug sales, but a dozen on outstanding warrants and some for violent crimes. >> it send a message to the bad guys out in the neighborhood that they are not going to deal drugs with impunity or hide in their house. we will come out there and get them. >> reporter: officers confiscated $6,000 in cash, 15 guns, mar juan, crack cocaine abe pills, collectively valued at more than $28,000. >> in west philadelphia, but there are guys tha

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ukee and i sit about five cubicles away. tonight both of us watching the sixers yelling and screaming and everyone else in the newsroom kind of like -- like, all right, let's take you to the highlights, sixers hosted the memphis. jo jo. sixers lead 22-17. fast forward to end of fourth. sixers down by three, nick stoukis corner pocket. it is good. drills a three we're tied at 85. we go to overtime. in extra session now. sixers, down by three, bayless leave him alone he'll make you pay. drills it himself, we're tied at 91. we go into double over time. the sixers tell embiid you're done for the night. you played 27 minutes that's three minutes over his minutes restriction. kicks the chair. poor chair. what did mark do to the sixers, the sixers fall 104-99, double overtime, not a good ending >>> flyers in florida visiting the tampa bay lightening, doing it without shawn. we pick it up in the second, i have an provorov. the score, the assist, flyers take a 2-1 lead. third period, game tied at 2, ryan callahan. major buzz kill for

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. the as we face another winter season peak he says it is installing more power protection to keep the lights on for its customers. joe holden is joining us live from narberth montgomery count which more on thousand this whole system works, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. there are still scattered power outages but peco has been busy, bulking up that power grid day two of the strong how long wind, but for peco, the power grid is becoming increasingly resilient. you may be advised to necessity there are fewer outages on days like today and here's y power companies has been installing what are called reclosers, or smart switches. >> when a tree falls on a branch or when an animal comes in contact with a equipment or when a car hits a pole, this is damage on our system. these reclosers are able to identify where that damage has occurred, isolate that damage and restore customers. >> reporter: another goal, unlike years ago single dedicated line to a neighborhood, the comp

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>> reporter: ukee, i'm told he's in stable condition and the investigation is far from over. even though police believe this was not a random attack, some of the victim's neighbors are still concerned for safety. 60-year-old jim is recovering after a bomb went off in his face. he was simply opening the mail at his father-in-law apartment >> authorities have not officially identified him but sources say he's from california and works in the catering business. it happened around 4:00 tuesday morning, the motive a mystery >> everyone is concerned. >> reporter: donna lives a few year doors down. >> we're always here, neighbors are really friendly around here and if you ever needs anything, we could help him out. >> reporter: authorities believe he was arcticed but not prepared to say exactly why >> there's been no next to suggest it's related to any group or i deiology right now. that's what we're talking about. it's target specific in that it was sent to this individual. >> reporter: there's concern >> it's frequentky to think. >>> the bureau of the fbi and postal service are he

. >> reporter: hi, ukee. according to national retail federation six in zero americans are going to shop this who will take weekend. last year they spent an average of $300. take a look, doors have finally opened up here at cherry hill mall. that happened at 6:00 o'clock. but some retail are and department stores did open up a bit earlier, customers at the jc penny, they wrapped around the cherry hill, mall and they know that is huge they were waiting to get in for that 3:00 o'clock opening. half of the people we spoke with said that this is become a part of their holiday tradition, coming out, on thanksgiving, to shop, and then the other half told us, that you know what they are just sneak ago way from the dinner table to to a bit of quick shopping and then head back to hang out with family. other shoppers inside earlier told us that they were surprised with some on the spot coupons they were not expecting. they have extra great deals. others, well, they had a different experience. >> it is a mad house. >> f

ukee and i sit about five cubicles away. tonight both of us watching the sixers yelling and screaming and everyone else in the newsroom kind of like -- like, all right, let's take you to the highlights, sixers hosted the memphis. jo jo. sixers lead 22-17. fast forward to end of fourth. sixers down by three, nick stoukis corner pocket. it is good. drills a three we're tied at 85. we go to overtime. in extra session now. sixers, down by three, bayless leave him alone he'll make you pay. drills it himself, we're tied at 91. we go into double over time. the sixers tell embiid you're done for the night. you played 27 minutes that's three minutes over his minutes restriction. kicks the chair. poor chair. what did mark do to the sixers, the sixers fall 104-99, double overtime, not a good ending >>> flyers in florida visiting the tampa bay lightening, doing it without shawn. we pick it up in the second, i have an provorov. the score, the assist, flyers take a 2-1 lead. third period, game tied at 2, ryan callahan. major buzz kill for

. >> i'm ukee washington.rospect in the president-elect business from outside the trump international hotel in washington. >> as a candidate last december, donald trump was asked about the fight against isis, began by saying this. >> i have a little conflict of interest, because i have a major, major building, in istanbul. and it is a tremendously successful job. it is called trump towers. >> as president-elect, that confession is all the more striking, given his 59 properties around the world bearing his name. while there are rules to prevent conflict of interest for government officials, they don't play to the president and vice president, but traditionally put investments in a blind trust. asked about this in january, trump said, he would ask him chase -- children. >> i would put it in a blind trust, well i, i don't know if it is a blind trust, if eric and ivanka could run it, but probably have my children run it with my executives. and i wouldn't ever be involved. >> now with his children involved in the t

i'm ukee washington.where we stand right now in the presidential race. it's going down to the wire and very, very close, too close to call with 43 percent of precincts reporting around the country donald trump with 49 percent of the vote, with 33,398,498 votes. hillary clinton with 47 percent of the vote, 32,021,011 votes. once again 43 percent of the country reporting. our jessica dean is monitoring the presidential race. she's live in new york city for us. she's at clinton campaign headquarters of sorts. i guess you're at the javitz center hi, jess itch hi ukee. pardon me for turning around. they're getting some news here from another network about a projection for hillary clinton. we'll wait to see if cbs news makes that same projection. as you mentioned, so many states are so very close right now. they're have been a lot of eyes here on pennsylvania and listen, this room has been dying for some good news now for a while. the biggest clear i've heard up until that point was for chuck schumer's reelecti

ukee? >> bill cosby back in a montgomery county courtroom for a pretty hearing. lawyers for cosby pressed the judge to keep his deposition in a decade old lawsuit out of his sexual assault trial. they argued he agreed to answer questions under oath after being assured he would not be charge wanted any crime. he's charged with sexually assaulting former temple coach andrea constand in 2004. the hearing is expected three more days. >>> in 2016 new national polls show the presidential race is tightening one week to election day. with pennsylvania still a battle ground state you can expect to see more appearances from both campaigns. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt says the list includes not only the candidates but a well-known spouse and rock star. >> reporter: donald trump made a pit stop inside this king of prussia wawa tuesday. a sign that philadelphia and the suburbs really are as important as political watch dogs insist >> i'm president there won't be obamacare so you don't have to worry about it. >> reporter: during a policy speech in front of a few hun

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. side are still working to hash out a deal. we have team three coverage tonight and we will start with "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden at jefferson station, where commuters are dealing with delays once again, joe. >> reporter: well, jessica it is not a pretty site out there by road, regional rail and in jefferson station right now, where it is some what organized chaos, people tell me it is no where near as pad as it was yesterday but it is still difficult, some folks in the line behind he tell me they have been waiting in this line for 20 to 30 minutes but again, they are telling me, much more organized here at jefferson then it was yesterday. however, it is a different story at suburban station, where some people hoff been tweeting with me tell me it continues to be a mad house, lines at suburban station, stake for a good hundred feet depending on where you are going. here the picture you are looking at jefferson station, septa ambassadors are directing people to the regional rails, which will get them home, we have hea

i'm ukee washington, remember, we're always on at cbsphilly.com.rom our entire team, thank you so much for watching, have great weekend. good night, family, sleep well. alex paen: right now we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are missing. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] thanks for joining us. i'm alex paen. you may not know this, but every day thousands of individuals are reported missing. america's youth is especially vulnerable. more than ever, kids need information to help them better understand their surroundings and to better protect themselves. each week, this program works with the various law enforcement agencies across the country and the national center for missing and exploited children, spotlighting several missing cases, hoping someone, like you, might have information that will lead to finding these individuals. but we can't do it alone. so, please, pay close attention to these faces and stories. missing from neenah, wisconsin, 22-year-old kyle blohm was last seen in nearby menasha on aug

ukee? >> bill cosby back in a montgomery county courtroom for a pretty hearing. lawyers for cosby pressed the judge to keep his deposition in a decade old lawsuit out of his sexual assault trial. they argued he agreed to answer questions under oath after being assured he would not be charge wanted any crime. he's charged with sexually assaulting former temple coach andrea constand in 2004. the hearing is expected three more days. >>> in 2016 new national polls show the presidential race is tightening one week to election day. with pennsylvania still a battle ground state you can expect to see more appearances from both campaigns. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt says the list includes not only the candidates but a well-known spouse and rock star. >> reporter: donald trump made a pit stop inside this king of prussia wawa tuesday. a sign that philadelphia and the suburbs really are as important as political watch dogs insist >> i'm president, there won't be obamacare, so you don't have to worry about it. >> reporter: during a policy speech in front of a few h

. >> funny, ukee, you play a lot of golf. normally when people line up with the t shot in the professional set ising, they line the t. >> they are a little crozer but you get behind it. >> by the way, did you get brett brown to give me a shot. >> yes. >> let me see what i can do. >> try it. >> they play tonight. not too late. >> no, not the that soon. >> i need ten years to train. coming up in the next half an hour, alarming new information about just how many accidents, happen in parking lots. it is a report you need to hear before you go holiday shopping. >>> also this... >> that day is his brother getting a chance at freedom after 48 years behind bars. what he ago established in jalen had prison officials working for his release. we will tell thaw story next. >>> disturbing video as police cruiser flies out of control nearly hitting children on a corner. what the officer was doing right before this fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 second

news continues at 5:00 aim ukee washington. >>> aim jessica dean.ome are calling it a mental break down. we will go right to entertainment tonight's nancy odell live with the very latest on this, nancy. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, it does seem serious. we have team coverage. we will begin with michelle turner on the scene at the hospital. >> questions today, what caused kanye's break down. well, source tells et there were several factors a combination of issues including stress, anxiety, and par noah. that source says he just broke. before he was admitted here to ucla medical center was at the home of his trainer, close friend harley pastornick. he was asked about the incident last night. the is kanye west okay or what happened here. >> reach his publicist. >> reporter: as far as we know west remains hospitalized and is reportedly under a psychiatric evaluation. there has been signs of trouble over last few days and this just wasn't kanye being kanye. the here's a time line. on saturday, the 19th during sacramento stop of the saint pablo tour he

if evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporterral sand that hoff has been tracking these negotiations live from center city with more on where things stand right now, alex? >> reporter: well, as you know these talks continued until around 2:00 a.m., and they started up around 11:30 this afternoon. i have been told both parties paused briefly for a dinner break but still no deal has been reached. a major point of concern during day three of the transit workers union strike is potential for this, to continue on through election day. in a statement septa's chair hand pat dion says that the union should assure the public that if an agreement has not been reached it will suspend the strike on election day but as part of the fiery sons back today local 234 head willie brown stated quote not helpful is asking us to suspend the strike for election day, rather then talking about next week, septa and its board

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.resident-elect made decision about the future of his vast business empire, he also announced more cabinet picks. president-elect donald trump is getting closer to filling out his cabinet positions, and he named wilbur ross, a 79 year-old billion air to lead the the commerce department, and steven mnuchin a former goldman sachs partner to be treasury secretary. mnuchin is expect to be play a role in crafting mr. trump's tax reform land. >> i know what it takes to make sure we can make wealth, small and mid large companies and that will be our big focus. >> reporter: mr. trump tweeted he plans to step away from all of his business toss focus on running the country but the watch dog group crew released a statement critical of mr. trump's decision saying quote what he does not seem to realize or does not want to admit that the conflict is a live from his ownership of the trump organization. mr. trump is also making good on a campaign promise. >> they think they are going to make air condit

. >>> good afternoon everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. as americans get used to saying president-elect donald trump the billion air republican businessman is preparing to begin his administration, as candidates he defeat breaks her silence. >> this is painful. it will be for a long time. >> reporter: hillary clinton delivered her concession speech for supporters and campaign workers, while the former secretary of state appears to have one more votes she lost in the electoral college to donald trump. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind, and the chance to lead. >> reporter: trump thanked supporters earlier this morning and called for cooperation. >> to all republicans and democrats and independent as cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: president obama will host trump at the white house tomorrow to discuss peaceful transfer of power. >> it is no secret that the president-elect and i have some pretty significant differents. we are now all rooting for

good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> and here's more on how tonight's protests unfolded, david. >> hi, jessica. i spoke to officers identifies on scene. things are starting to settle down. many demonstrators have been out here since 5:00 this evening xing they want todd do it during rush hour for a specific reason. for second night in a row 1,000 people took to the streets to show displeasure with don bell. >> he expressed he wants to take away rights of minorities and lgbt. >> and it annoyed commuters. >> it will not change the outcome. how about we all come together and do what you've been doing. it's about survival. >> doing this now gets until the way. >> we met rodney reynolds in town from california for a business conference. >> if you want to get upset get upset about the people who didn't vote. >> the crowd made up of mostly women shout todd anyone who would listen. they believe don bell doesn't see women as equals and protests made the way down john f. kennedy boulevard to 30th street station. >> it terrified me when trump suggesting appealing

good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> and here's more on how tonight's protests unfolded, david. >> hi, jessica. i spoke to officers identifies on scene. things are starting to settle down. many demonstrators have been out here since 5:00 this evening xing they want todd do it during rush hour for a specific reason. for second night in a row 1,000 people took to the streets to show displeasure with don bell. >> he expressed he wants to take away rights of minorities and lgbt. >> and it annoyed commuters. >> it will not change the outcome. how about we all come together and do what you've been doing. it's about survival. >> doing this now gets until the way. >> we met rodney reynolds in town from california for a business conference. >> if you want to get upset get upset about the people who didn't vote. >> the crowd made up of mostly women shout todd anyone who would listen. they believe don bell doesn't see women as equals and protests made the way down john f. kennedy boulevard to 30th street station. >> it terrified me when trump suggesting appealing

. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, ukee. cherry hill mall officially opens up at 6:00 p.m. but some retailers did open up earlier, jc penny opened up at 3:00, and let me tell before you that happened there was a line of customers waiting to get in that wrapped, nearly halfway around this enormous complex. now, just two hours, into this black friday, turned black thursday shopping screens, and arms were full with bags, according to the national retail association, over 137 million americans, planned to shop this holiday weekend and we will expect an average of $300, of those people surveyed last year, they said all of the items they bought 100 percent were at a discount. that leads me to a nice vice, some customers say they had them going in to the stores today, they say not only did they experience, the holiday discounts, they already knew about but they are also met with unexpected, coupons at the door to give them a little extra off. in terms of the unexpect some say they did not expect the hadness they found inside. >> you know, like the whole place was saying she was be

. >>> i'm ukee washington. strike brought buses, subways, trolleys to a halt when their contract ended at midnight. the right now septa and leaders with the transport workers union are back at bargaining table. the union sticking points include pensions and health care a. drivers caught in the grid lock say they want an agreement to come soon. >> it has taken me about 45 minutes to an hour, and i'm creeping down. to get involved in this because it has to be a better way. >> regional rail is not affected by this strike but septa says workers on the picket lines have been blocking access at regional rail facilities. the transit agency says it is seeking a court injunction that will allow regional rail employees to report to their assigned work locations. >>> stay white necessary news as we follow developments in the septa strike and negotiations, when we are not on television you can always get very latest at our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> fight to go save history. a decision over future of the historic fish

david. >> reporter: ukee, about 1,000 protesters walking behind me. they actually staged sit-in, unhappy by donald trump and hillary clinton but they want their message to be heard. >> with chance of not my president, about 1,000 angry people marched from philadelphia's muck potential services building up broad street, stewing about the election results confirming donald trump as the next commander in chief >> i'm mad, sad, devastated, surprised. >> very scared. afraid for my rights. afraid for my country my friends and family. >> members of the group said the republican and democrat party have the same problems. one woman told crowd she wanted to see their anger. an anger one bernie sanders supporter told "eyewitness news" that's been brewing for year >> not only did he have a better chance of winning, he technically won but they denied him that. it was corrupted from the beginning and here we are. >> david spunt reporting. we i apologize for gestures behind david. they're starting to disburse. we'll keep you updated. >>> protests are underway elsewh

. >>> i'm ukee washington. first we are following breaking news along amtrak's northeast corridor in delaware that is affecting services is. >> chopper three near churchman's crossing in newark where we're told a pedestrian was hit and killed by a train, and that happened around 3:30 this afternoon. service was temporarily suspended between newark and wilmington, it was just restored about 15 minutes ago. so rail riders can expect some residual delays, and also congestion, in both directions. no injuries on the train have been reported. >> we have team three coverage to help you navigate on this getaway day. lets begin with "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff over at 30th street station and alex, how are things looking there, all aboard. >> reporter: we do want to give you an up kate on this incident around 3:30 this afternoon when a regional rail train traveling between washington and boss to be struck a trespasser, that was on the track, now no one else was injured in, this but it did add significant d

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on penn campus with reaction from students there. alex? >> reporter: about 150 students were targeted in this. many of them tonight sat in a private meeting with top university officials to discuss the pathway forward. >> i didn't know. >> reporter: this is a freshman. like the match of her black peers, messageses began appearing on her phone. she and over 150 others have been added to a group with the title that used the n word and included an event invitation for a lynching. she asked we not show her face >> i didn't think my school would be the school that has to go through it. >> reporter: the university said we have increased campus safety and reaching out to support the affected students. we want them to know the entire pan community stands with them. mayor jim kenney expressing in part it is heart blaking to see this type of activity here in the birth place of our democracy and the city of brotherly love. students stood out in

david. >> reporter: ukee, about 1,000 protesters walking behind me. they actually staged sit-in, unhappy by donald trump and hillary clinton but they want their message to be heard. >> with chance of not my president, about 1,000 angry people marched from philadelphia's muck potential services building up broad street, stewing about the election results confirming donald trump as the next commander in chief >> i'm mad, sad, devastated, surprised. >> very scared. afraid for my rights. afraid for my country my friends and family. >> members of the group said the republican and democrat party have the same problems. one woman told crowd she wanted to see their anger. an anger one bernie sanders supporter told "eyewitness news" that's been brewing for year >> not only did he have a better chance of winning, he technically won but they denied him that. it was corrupted from the beginning and here we are. >> david spunt reporting. we i apologize for gestures behind david. they're starting to disburse. we'll keep you updated. >>> protests are underway elsewh

and people have been packing into their favorite stores, since last night, good evening everyone i'm ukee tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been at cherry hill mall all day long. okay, david. what has it been like. >> reporter: been a great the day mall opened at 6:00 o'clock this morning and will be opened four more hours. it has been a calm day full of savings. sales start black friday in the early hours of the morning. the gloucester premium outlets, packed. >> it is currently, 1:25 a.m. in the morning and i got the here around 9:00. >> reporter: shoppers said no to sleep and yes, to deals. some as high as 65 percent off. >> the parking lot was crazy filled. we had to ride around for 25 minutes, just to get the a spot. >> reporter: as sun came up doors opened up at cherry hill hall. there we found shoppers who started black friday, on thursday. >> i came out, around 7:00 o'clock last night and been going straight through. and i got almost everything done. >> reporter: kelly molt theon came along with her family including little riley who only wanted to do one thing, s

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. take a look at the scene at the baker center around 5:00. look at all that water goshing up. crews with rafts, a live look at chopper 3. you see the water subside. crews have brought if heavy equipment to clean up the mess. we have live team coverage. we begin with david spunt's david? >> reporter: jessica, this is has happened three times in three years at this exact same location just about 50 feet behind me, clearly, there is a problem here under ground. tonight authorities and customers are equally frustrated. 6 million gallons of water gushed out of a 100-year-old 48 inch water main in baker center in east falls. cars covered. people angry. >> they putting a band-aid on problem >> some customers had to be rescued by firefighters on the scene using boats to bring people to safety. >> we ended up making about 60 rescues. we tried to get some of the shop owners inside their stores using boats. so they could start to mitigate some of the property damage. >> reporter: flooding in this parking lot is unfortunately nothing new. crews responded

. >> reporter: well, ukee, things are looking pretty congested around here, i have not seen anything go out on time, all evening, delays, right now, ranging between five minutes to over two hours. >> unaudible. >> reporter: there was nothing more passengers at 30th street station could do but listen for announcements and stare at a board dotted by lays. >> listen, i just got to stay here and see what happens. >> reporter: he is talking about a three hour plus delay for his train up to connecticut from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. all trains operating to delaware were in a stand still after a trespasser was struck and killed by regional rail train in wilmington. that line has been now restored but the backlog means that wait times will persist at an already congested holiday travel take. >> i'm doing best i can, to say happy thanksgiving. and to be thankful. >> reporter: patrick mcdonald is trying to get home from north jersey. >> amount of the delay is twice as licensing on get there. >> reporter: still like the crowd he is standing in mcdonald is just happy to be heading home to family and put

i'm ukee washington. jessica is off tonight. many stores opened doors to give shoppers and edge on holiday gift buying. alexandria hoff is at the cherry hill mall where people say they waited all month for this. >> things have been hustling and bustling here since 6:15 i think things have gotten more busy since. navigating dinner table was nothing compared to the maze that thousands in our area entered into. >> we've been prepare are for summertime from this day it's biggest shopping day of the year and kickoff to the holiday season. >> cherry hill mall opened doors 6 p.m. with some department stores opening earlier. the mad rush that sent some shoppers back out the door. >> i put my stuff done and said let's get out of the place. >> are you coming back for anything. >> no i'm done. >> for a portion of the 137 million americans that will shop this holiday weekend starting black friday early is really a way to get out of having to wack up at the crack of dawn to land the same deal we once got up 4 in the morning and said we would

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. cleve bryan is live in haddon township, with more of the dramatic video, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, the officer involved in the shoot something on administrative leave, which is standard procedure during the investigation. now, when we showed that video to people who were around the incident, they say what they now see happened is a lot different from what they thought happened. >> oh, crazy. >> what's causing angela yancy's jaw to drop. >> oh, my god. >> is newly released dash cam video shows why her car park on alabama road in camden got smashed almost two weeks ago. the video also shows the situation that led to a haddon township police officer shooting the driver in the leg. camden county prosecutor's office investigating the police involved shoot that happened on the morning of october 29th. they say 38 year old edmond brown from camden was pulled over for a traffic stop that gannon route 130. while the officer was attempt to go identify brown, here's what happened. >> after al

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> the hit and run happened po plan ski drive. david spunt joins us with how the officer is doing tonight i in. >> ukee, jessica, an ambulance rushed that officer to einstei einstein, montgomery where he is listed in stable condition. he's expected to be okay and released soon. we're told tonight authorities want to know who would hit an officer and take off. >> whitpain township authorities tell eyewitness news they were called around 6:00 tonight one of their own was hit by a car near the intersection of north whales road and polaski drive. the driver fled. >> we saw you up the street a neighbor jumping up and down stopping traffic. so we knew something happened. >> lydia skillton lives next door and saw the scene unfolded. the officer was outlooking for a missing dog when hit and suffered a leg injury. he was alert when an ambulance took him to the hospital. >> we were all upset. we were running around trying to like see you know it was upsetting. >>> authorities are looking for a small stark sedan. several agencies working thi

. >> reporter: ukee, it was supposed to be a simple walk to the corner store to pick up chips, soda but last night a 14 year-old boy lost his life after he was gunned down in the middle of a mayfair street. >> i'm seeing his mom cry, brother cry and he is like he never cry, he is one of the tough dudes that never cry. i'm seeing him crying. i feel the same type of way. >> reporter: grieving friend and family have more questions then answers after someone shot and killed iain willsy monday night. >> he pulled me aside and said your friend east an got shot. i'm like, i just couldn't not believe it. >> reporter: police say iain and a friend were walking to a corner store to buy chips when two men approached them near 6200 block, and one shot iain three times in the chest and stomach. >> it is a possibility there was a attempt robbery but also a possibility that maybe there was a prior conflict between these two groups. we just don't know. >> reporter: fourteen year-old was able to run a few feet before collapsing, paramedics rushed him to aria torresdale hospital where he later died and no

i'm ukee washington. jessica is off tonight. many stores opened doors to give shoppers and edge on holiday gift buying. alexandria hoff is at the cherry hill mall where people say they waited all month for this. >> things have been hustling and bustling here since 6:15 i think things have gotten more busy since. navigating dinner table was nothing compared to the maze that thousands in our area entered into. >> we've been prepare are for summertime from this day it's biggest shopping day of the year and kickoff to the holiday season. >> cherry hill mall opened doors 6 p.m. with some department stores opening earlier. the mad rush that sent some shoppers back out the door. >> i put my stuff done and said let's get out of the place. >> are you coming back for anything. >> no i'm done. >> for a portion of the 137 million americans that will shop this holiday weekend starting black friday early is really a way to get out of having to wack up at the crack of dawn to land the same deal we once got up 4 in the morning and said we would

. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you. for past several hours or so we thought that the union members and septa management had gone back to the bargaining table and had been actually talking for past several hours but that appears to have not been the case as we got this statement ago from union officials say quotas of 5:00 p.m. the bargaining team has not heard from septa management despite their claims to desire a quick settlement and need for around the clock bargaining. just a short time ago union representative came out to tell us that shortly after putting this statement out septa did present them with a new proposal, one that was quickly rejected by the union. >> what do we want. >> a contract. >> reporter: several issues, stalled negotiations late tuesday night sending hundreds members of the transport local unions 234 to the picket line. at issue health care pension gaps and breaks between groups and shifts. twu president willie brown spoke moments after declaring a strike. >> we could not come to an agreement on