. >> we talked to battleground states, in wayne, pennsylvania, and charlotte for us in north carolina. steve, let's start with you democrats initially crumbled at the end of the night. what happened? >> absolutely stunning. took the state. he did it in such a historic fashion. generally the presidential candidate that carries, either suburban philadelphia counties that surround the city centers generally within they win these counties, they win the state and hillary clinton had a great ground game here. she won those counties. she won the city centers around philadelphia. >> that speaks to this revolution that i think we all in the state that went completely red. we are joined by emmy in a diner at 4:00 in the morning. you are a clinton supporter, how do you feel about president trump? >> i am scared. i am really scared. i am afraid we will become a 2nd, 3rd world nation and kicked out of the u.n.. i am afraid there will be more war and i don't think it's necessary. >> i think something we all did not respect today. >> steve patterson in wayne, pennsylvania, thank you. i want to turn

. >> we talked to battleground states, in wayne, pennsylvania, and charlotte for us in north carolina. steve, let's start with you democrats initially crumbled at the end of the night. what happened? >> absolutely stunning. democrats very hopeful here. this was a narrow margin, trump fashion. generally the presidential candidate that carries, either suburban philadelphia counties that surround the city centers generally within they win these counties, they win the state and hillary clinton had a great ground game here. she won those counties. she won the city centers around philadelphia. >> that speaks to this revolution that i think we all misidentified, particularly here in the state that went completely red. we are joined by emmy in a diner at 4:00 in the morning. you are a clinton supporter, how do you feel about president trump? >> i am scared. i am really scared. i am afraid we will become a 2nd, 3rd world nation and kicked out of the u.n.. i am afraid there will be more war and i don't think it's necessary. >> i think something we all did not respect today. thank you for joinin

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maria in florida, and steve patterson in wayne, pennsylvania, one be of the biggest shockers. i want to bring with you mariana. there was a lot of talk about the role of latinos and immigrant populations. what are you finding? >> ari, good morning to you. i'm here at the tale end of a watch party in miami. latino families have not slept. donald trump is the new president-elect. yesterday it was the surge by latinos in early voting across several battleground states. that headline quickly changed. the conversation here quickly changed to what now? will donald trump deliver on his immigration. kaye, you are 15 years old. your parents were deported. what do you want donald trump supporters and donald trump himself to know about people like you and your family. >> well, i'm an american citizen so i want donald trump himself and his supporters to know that i have every right like them. i have a right to have my mom. i have a right to go to the bark and play ball. the american citizens should know that foundations are there to help. >> thank you, kaye. that foundation at the watch p

i don't are these people all pleased here or are they based out of the home port in wayne pennsylvaniapart of the international corp. in who really is the international corp.? that's what i want to know and i assume our staff has reviewed it. >> we can certainly give you understand i understand your point of view we can surly give you more information about this particular project or you can also recognize that we also do have [inaudible] required to minority owned businesses as part are confident this just happens to not be one but is really born for us in terms of bulk costs and how do we-and we had very sizable purchasing power going on throughout the department in fact that does not give his i think the end result of what we need to do is really try to use our purchasing power to build lower our cost. this is one of the ways we can try to do that. but i do understand a position but we are still required to follow lb fuels which we do for many of our services have minority owned contractors or providers. but this in particular one is one in which i really support to ensure we try to

he's in wayne, pennsylvania. steve, donald trump is the first republican to carry the state since 1988. please, how did he do it? >> reporter: stephanie, no doubt about it, he was supposed to -- sorry, hillary clinton was supposed to carry this state. she wins pittsburgh, she wins philadelphia, she wins the coveted voters in the suburbs that surround philadelphia but she largely misses the white working class in the middle of this state. now it is president-elect trump. we're at a suburban philadelphia diner. have two ladies now. we have debby and julie -- >> julie and debby. >> supports trump and debby supports clinton. why, julie, support donald trump? >> we need a change. i'm the committee woman in marpel and we had 85% turnout for trump. we worked hard. we went door to door and people needed change today. >> julie? >> debby. >> debby. i am for clinton because of all the heckling that trump has done. at first i thought it was a joke that he was running for president. he needs to apologize to the mexicans, to t

mcginty seemed relaxed and happy as she voted earlier today in wayne, pennsylvania.ery pleased that saw their. they they took pictures and shared hugs. she's a lawyer who worked on environmental issues in the public and private sectors. democrats in peps impressed with her performance in the democratic primary for governor convinced her to run fort united states senate. 155 million bucks later, a record setting amount, and it still will come down to the voting tonight. here she is. >> we feel very good about where we are and i am inspired because i think people are ready to move beyond this politics of fear and division and hate that we have heard from the republican presidential nominee back to who and what we are as country. >> reporter: so at least according to the polls mcginty has had a slight lead toomey claims no, no new york city we're neck and neck but most pollsters have her with a lead. the results will largely come down on how well hillary clinton does in the state of pennsylvania. one other thing. toomey has not said for whom he will vote and he's waited

i don't are these people all pleased here or are they based out of the home port in wayne pennsylvaniaart of the international corp. in who really is the international corp.? that's what i want to know and i assume our staff has reviewed it. >> we can certainly give you understand i understand your point of view we can surly give you more information about this particular project or you can also recognize that we also do have [inaudible] required to minority owned businesses as part are confident this just happens to not be one but is really born for us in terms of bulk costs and how do we-and we had very sizable purchasing power going on throughout the department in fact that does not give his i think the end result of what we need to do is really try to use our purchasing power to build lower our cost. this is one of the ways we can try to do that. but i do understand a position but we are still required to follow lb fuels which we do for many of our services have minority owned contractors or providers. but this in particular one is one in which i really support to ensure we try to

. >> goods morning, casino every fog any wayne county pennsylvania. very spooky looking out there., remember, we need the rain. and we'll have your forecast a wet one coming up in 15 seconds. >> so yes, slots of rain moving in from the southwest, on ultimate doppler radar. and anywhere you see dark green, or yellow, or orange, it is raining heavily, including right here in philadelphia, all of our surrounding counties, down around wilmington, delaware, up around allentown, in the mountains, everybody getting real soaking today, even though it is needed, it is still a mess. and certainly is a bad hair day. but temperatures are on the mild side. and they'll stay that way, 63 degrees today, and tomorrow, with chance every thunderstorms in the upper 60s, then starts to cool off as we begin december, and by sunday, it is really going to feel like it with the temperatures in the 40's, al next. >> thank you, sue. all times of apps out there. >> hello. well, there is all types of apps out there that let you chat with your friends or even perfect strangers, so snap chap, what's app, some ar

but for us there is just enough warm air to make this all wayne the heaviest pocket it's across pennsylvania moving through that way as the day rolls on. here is what is happening right now with power of 5 radar. there are a few spotty pockets of rain showers activity. a lot of this will wind down. ashtabula, you are seeing a few rain bands move through. more is coming from the west- southwest. here in cleveland, more inland, there is more around the bainid areas. along the main line, i think we are in for a cloudy day, not nirvana 90s band grunge, but a misty feel outside. by lunch hour we are in the mid to upper 40s, if not tagging 50s in some areas. all things considered, it is not a bad thanksgiving. nothing like last year but nothing like two years ago with more into tonight, early morning tomorrow, those that are going out and doing shopping, i have news for you. by this afternoon a turkey coma watch will be issued. it should be a pretty good day for anything you have going on. if you are dog holiday shopping in 24 hours or so from now, if you are out there from 3:00 to 6:00, it will b

and three daughters, watching the election returns, tonight, mcginty voted this morning in wayne, pennsylvaniah there in the five three-year old as you might know is a former aid to governor tom wolf and environmental advisor to bill clinton never elect to publish office. if elected tonight she becomes the first, female elect to the u.s. is that the, there the state of pennsylvania. from the start she pressed her opponent, pat tomb toy say whether he supported donald trump. you heard from vernon late tonight we have learned that toomey did vote for trump, voting at close to 7:00 o'clock tonight. there is a lot of eye rolling about that here at mcginty campaign. her communications director using the word, cowardly, says senator toomey waited so late in the day to vote and then, even later he later found out that he did in fact support donald trump. a bitter fight in this race, if not the the most expensive ever, in the senate race ever in the u.s. history and contentious right until the even. live from center city i'm sarah bloomquist channel six "action news", jim. >> thanks, sarah. >>> of cou

producing snow, ice and rain in michigan, south into the midwest through fort wayne and cleveland and western new york and pennsylvania and leading edge, even here in new york a little bit of snow and ice mixed in tomorrow. even a little bit can cause problems on roadway and putting together the latest timeline and when that's going to arrive and biggest issues it could be any of all and still snowflakes flying in new england tomorrow. a lot to talk about and back in a few minutes. >> elizabeth: traffic is building up once again. >> heather: burlington mall is obviously always congested around this too many of -- time of year and route 3 in hingham and producer and julie grauert putting together expected traffic volume for you and you can see tonight this is where we are going to be seeing the heaviest volume. tomorrow and tomorrow night expected to be a little lighter if if you have flexibility in the travel plans. live look at the maps right now and see some of the areas seeing the problems in where you might expressway and taking look west right here and west and south and accident right near route 20 on the pike a

and in pennsylvania voted this morning with her family in wayne. has tied her campaign to that of democrat hillary clinton. she appeared yesterday in pittsburgh and later with the massive star-studded event at independence hall with the clip toss tons the obamas and a few rock stars. pat toomey has not said if he'll vote for donald trump and toomey is voting late today. mcginty took a hard swipe at him for that after she voted today. >> that we have in donald trump someone who has insulted a family that made the ultimate sacrifice for this country, someone who litera literally ben endorsed by the clue clucks plan, someone who brags about assaulting women, it's long long passed due for senator toomey to have stood up for what's right. stood up for morals and values and principals and dough nounsed donald trump. >> reporter: so once again pat toomey own our air did not say whether he would vote for donald trump. he's a republican expected he would but he certainly didn't want to talk about that up until the point so mcginty has been pounding him at t

pennsylvania's hotly contested u.s. senate seat is drumming up support until the last minute. katie mcginty voted at our lady of assumption church in wayne. some show a tight race with mcginty and her republican challenger, pat toomey. toomey's campaign says he will vote later tonight. the outcome to determine whether republicans retain their senate majority. the action cam caught john rafferty speaking to voters, the republican state senator is vying for the office of pennsylvania attorney general. and his challenger, josh shapiro cast his vote with his family. in addition to a new attorney general, pennsylvanians elect a state treasurer and state autoder. new jersey resident are casting votes for the u.s. house seats, no senate seats are up for grabs. there are two major ballot questions in new jersey. one whether the state should expand gambling outside of atlantic city and whether all revenue raised by the gas tax high should be dedicated to the state transportation trust fund. annie mccormick is live in pennsauken, camden county. >> reporter: good afternoon, like they said they are not just elected candidates there are two important

host: harrisburg, pennsylvania, democrats line, this is wayne. caller: hello. if the president do said he wanted to do with infrastructure, i'm an ex-carpenter, that will put many people back to work. but this is my problem. they want ack man, to do a record check, they want to check so many things. how is that going to help the black man in the inner city? i'm a 60-year-old man. i'm talking about my grandsons. my nephews. they are not working. you kept saying that everything improves under obama as far as jobs. it hasn't. this is what my problem s why is the inner city always suffering? and we always vote democratic. i like donald trump some of the things he say. he talks foolish sometime. but as far as putting people to work and doing things, taxing people from overseas and china, doing all that stuff, i like him. give the man a-- chance. that as far i think as can i tell every democrat in the capitol, house and senate, is prepared to give president-elect trump a chance to govern in a manner that actually did not take place eight years ago when barack obama w

to host: harrisburg, pennsylvania, this is wayne. hello.: this is -- right?e what he said he wanted to do, infrastructure. ex-carpenter, that would put many people back to work. this is my thought. young black men, they want to run credit, do a record heck, they want to check so many things out, how will that help the black men in the inner city? 60-year-old man, talking bout my grandsons, my nephews, they are not they are not working and you kept saying that everything improved under obama, as far as concerned, it hasn't. this is what my problem is. city always ner suffering and we always vote democratic. i like donald trump. not some of the things he say, foolish sometime. but putting people to work and from overseas and china and doing all this, i like him. to know what give the man a chance. guest: well, i think as far as i can tell, every democrat in the and senate the house is prepared to give chance t-elect trump a to govern in a manner that did not take place eight years ago barack obama was sworn into office and we had a situation decided thateaders

here in scranton, pennsylvania, with pat, wayne, and ben, talking about life and politicingpolitics.en. i just turned republican this year when i renewed my driver's license. so i felt that this country was going in the wrong direction. that's why i wanted to vote for trump. >> reporter: a good man who's served in the navy. wayne owns a plumbing company. your whole family are democrats. you voted for mr. trump. >> that's right. my whole family, except for my wife and my children. my mom -- my dad doesn't know this -- but my mom said she was going to vote for trump. he may know now. >> reporter: she didn't want to tell her husband. you come from a big family. a lot of stories here. we're going to keep talking about politics and come back to you soon. a lot of real stories here. you understand why pennsylvania ultimately went to mr. trump at the end of the day. >> indeed. and it's a stunner. if republicans are going to keep it, they have to have the right team together and the right policies together. wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania and ohio all said, i believe in you, donald tru

wayne county. >> there are a lot of city miss the state but there's more rural area than there is, you know, that urban area. scored big throughout small towns in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. back at the millersburg sports pub a manager said she disagreed. >> i voted with hillary. >> christy feels trump's style could lead to conflict. >> you think about what's gong on in your -- going on in your community. >> still trump's appeal was making a big difference in how it voted. >> it showed they they cared -- that they cared about the small people. >> in millersburg bob jones news 5. >> the victory is being called an upset. how did the polls get it wrong? he won key battleground states and the electoral votes with fewer than john mccain and mitt romney had in their loss >> there was about three to four million democrats that did not show up and vote yesterday in the course of this election. this election will have the lowest turnout percentage wise in 20 years. >> some say supporters had a change of heart after the fb announced they were looking into the emails. others say trump voters just didn't care to tell the polls who they were supporting. >>> this brought

wayne county and in walk county. while romney won in rural areas by 19 points in pennsylvania, trump won them by 45 points. >> the rural jobs are tougher to find. so all of these different factors, you know, made it a little easier for donald trump and his campaign focusing on immigrants taking jobs, trade deals causing jobs to >> clinton also struggled to articulate why voters should support her beyond the fact that she was not trump. what is the big idea of your candidacy? >> look, we are stronger together. we are stronger together in facing our internal challenges and our external ones. >> instead of running clear economic messaing in small town and rural america as obama's campaign did -- >> now he has a plan that will give millionaire's a tax break. >> the outcome is unfathomable. >> discourse has changed forever. >> the other half celebrate. >> what i'm seeing is a return back to family values. >> joining me now is the woman who ran the trump campaign, and is now helping with the transition, kellyanne conway. welcome back to the show. >> thank you, chuck. >> let me start, it's amazing what a difference a month ma

wayne. money flooded in on both sides making it one of the most watched in the country. and josh shapiro spoke with voters this morning. he is running for attorney general of pennsylvania, the office held by kathleen kane. and john rafferty spoke to voters at audubon hmmry school. >>> voters are choosing statewide offices including attorney general and also elect a state treasurer and state auditor general. mother nature is providing an all american spectacular forecast on this election day. taking a live look outside at the ben franklin bridge and we don't have any cloud cover whatsoever. meteorologist, david murphy, has the poll watching forecast. >> it's a nice sunny day and mild too for election day. the way you want it. you look at satellite, cloud could have is streaking in from the west and we'll see more of that high cloud cover mixing with the sun. and generally speaking the bright and we are getting mild after what was a pretty start this morning. 65 in philadelphia and very similar numbers all the way up to allentown undone through millville and dover and at the shore cooler and 57 in cape may. winds are not that much of a factor, and getting milder and feel

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pennsylvania senator controls the senate. gop is struggling to hold onto its majority and conservative senator pat toomey is considered one of the most vulnerable senate incumbents. while mcginty will vote here in wayne, senator pat toomey will vote in his home base every lehigh county. be sure stay with cbs-3 all night long. we will have reporters at both campaigns as the returns come in. but for now, liver in wayne, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> busy day ahead, thanks, frank. >> as trang just mentioned, cbsphilly.com is great resource for election day, fine your polling place, then once the polls close, see your vote count when we do. we also have some fun election day freebies, lets guess to cbsphilly.com. >> new this morning, one man under arrest, search is underway for another man after a barricade situation in strawberry mansion. police say the men were caught on real time crime cameras, breaking into a home on the 1900 block of judson street, around 11:30 last night. the owner of the home has recently died. when police arrived, the men barricaded themselves inside the home and one managed to escape. authorities found several guns at the scene. >> also, new this morning, one perso