"action news" reporter gray hall is live at a wegmans with shoppers are getting last minute essentials. cecily tynan is standing by with the important forecast. and john rawlins is live at the delaware welcome center on 95 in newark. 89% of holiday travellers will do so by vehicle, what is the current traffic situation on 95. >> reporter: that depends on which way you are looking. the southbound lanes is moving quickly. northbound lanes behind me here, take a look lots of taillights, bogged down going northbound for some hours now this is not an accident this is the traditional choke point for holiday travellers a number of people divert at 295 and the delaware memorial bridge about 6 miles up the road. >> here at the welcome center jammed. cars and people and pets taking a break after hours on the road this man started in center city and went south and now headed north. >> i came down to baltimore. >> to get me and now back up north to new jersey where her family is. >> 90% of those traveling this holiday will travel by car. it's not the busiest day for drivers. >> yesterday tuesday n

right there you have the gas station the holiday inexpress, the wegman's target, one lane between 30 on to trying to get to 202 and the turnpike. busy intersection of 29 and 30. crews are working on the ramps on cottman avenue. broad and pattison will be working today. market frankford and the broad street subway started to roll. overall, mass transit running without delays. >>> a woman has been rushed to the hop after an attack >> lauren johnson on the scene, police trying to figure out what happened here. >> reporter: they're having a tough time now that the rain started to fall here because their investigation is pretty much outside this home here on monroe street. we don't have main details but we do know it's a serious assault. this is the location where the assault took place it was some time after midnight when police received a call about a woman being brutally attacked. we understand the victim was bleeding badly, maybe from her head when medics arrived here on the scene. the woman's injuries so severe, she was air lifted to a level two trauma center in trenton, new jersey,

gray hall spent the day with last min grocery shoppers, he is live from wegmans in king of prussia. >> reporter: hi brian, well as you know the clock is ticking but the good news is folks have time. this is the first holiday you'll be able to buy wine at stores like wegmans, folks are excited about that, but if you head out to the store. keep in mind you may run into this, long lines, remember be patient. it is thanksgiving eve go to any grocery store and it won't take long for shoppers to find the last day turkey trimmings. >> two fresh turkeys. stuffing mix, and cranberry sauce and meat and collard greens. >> thinking about the day will make your mouth water. shoppers at this acme in bala cynwyd are anxious to get to the check outlines. >> stuffing and macaroni and cheese and collard greens. >> i am going to do baking because i'm doing something new, i'm adding bacon to my stuffing it's going to be bacon stuffing. >> kevin lang says he expects a steady crowd all day. >> frozen turkeys were popular last week and now fresh turkeys kicked in as of sunday and the highlight on thanksgivi

parking lots were crowded as shoppers were out in full force last night, wegmans on route 70 in cherry hill, new jersey was busy until the doors closed. and many supermarkets in our area expected the rush, and they were well stock and ready to go. shoppers were also looking to add some items to today's menu >> picked up a ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, couple veggies on the side and pumpkin pie to polish it off. >> he pick up a ham. >> if you are still shopping for dinner, wegmans and other stores in the the area will be opened today, but, of course, make the call first, just to be double sure that they are. >>> good to know joe, thank you. >>> president-elect donald trump is delivering a thanksgiving message to the nation. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heel our divisions and move forward as one country, strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve. in declaring this national holiday president lincoln called upon americans to speak with one voice, and one heart, and that is just what we have to do. >> the president-elect is spending

wegman's is no different. they is the busiest day for their stores, because people are waiting to buy whatever they need to make sure that the feast is just right. if you are a do-it-yourselfer, head to the store to get chicken broth and flour to make gravy. if you are like me, you can buy all the fixings. they have potato salad and >> pumpkin. q: pumpkin, apple. how are you doing? you don't mind if i ask you about your shopping. >> sure. q: why wait until the last second? >> we want it to be fresh for holidays. q: okay. >> we were invited by my sister at their home to celebrate thanksgiving. we were assigned to bring dessert and we want it to be fresh. q: you got pumpkin pie. the 5:00 hour we will tell you where the turkeys are and talk about the reason for procrastinating. some of them are hard to believe. i will let you be the judge. stick around for that. that is the latest from wegman's in alexandria. come get yourself roasted brussels sprouts? jonathan: yum. not that she is a procrastinator but michelle

right here at wegman's, this is the busiest section. they are just now picking them up. there are all kind of reason for procrastination. if you are pushing your cart around will be just as tough as picking the right turkey. beth fell in love with fred. >> we had to call it fred and give it respect before we eat it. thank god for turkey. q: they are a couple of the thousand of the procrastinators trying to get >> we ordered the turkey but there was something wrong with the delivery. q: a 20-pound turkey takes a while to cook. are you prepared for the people tomorrow? >> of course. always prepared. q: you don't seem confident about that response. bill has no worries. >> if the dining room is clean, everything else is no problem. q: he is checking his list and checking it twice. bread, asparagus. turkey big. >> 22 pounds. q: wow! >> that is enough for four people. q: right. enough for four. more like 14. others chose a smaller bird. >> we are selling the house. we don't want too much on hand. we are here at the last minute to buy a turkey breast. q: that is your excuse for

wegman's stores, closing at 4:00 tonight reopening at 7:00. acme stores also open from 7:00 this morning until 4:00 this evening. now for a look at some of the stores that will not be open this thanksgiving day. lowe's, home depot, nordstrom, ikea, t.j. maxx, all closed. i also checked out target stores in the area to give an idea. the rittenhouse square locations will be closed. many of the other target locations in new jersey, new jersey as well as the philadelphia area are going to be opening up at 6:00 tonight. so still plenty of places to go, if you have to get out and get some things today. reporting live in the northeast. i'm pamela osborne, "nbc 10 news today." >>> a thanksgiving day tradition is getting ready to roll in center city. balloons, floats, marching bands will soon on the move. ♪ >>> the oldest thanksgiving day parade in the country steps off at 8:30 this morning. the pray will run from 20th and market and move along ben franklin parkway. this is the 97th year for the philadelphia thanksgiving day parade. >>> 6:07 right now

wegman's stores are open until 4:00 tonight. so, we open friday morning at 7:00. your acme stores will also be open from 7:00 this morning and until 4:00 this evening. and how about shopping later on? i know that some of you like to get out on thanksgiving thursday. king of prussia mall. the mills mall in the northeast. philadelphia premium outlet in limerick. delaware, deptford mall, gloucester will also be open starting at 6:00 tonight. we also checked in on target's hours this morning. i can tell you it looks like the majority of the stores are going to be open today minus a couple. they open at 6:00 p.m. tonight. of course, it's a good idea to give your local store a call or check online. a lot of places open today if you found out if you forgot something this morning. reporting live in the northeast, i'm pamela osbon, "nbc10 news." >>> speaking of shopping, if you plan to hit the stores today, more than half of the people say they're staying close for thanksgiving. not a single person said they were planning to shop. >> i'm a procrafter when it comes to holid

wegman's stores closing at 4:00 p.m. and reopening tomorrow at 7:00. some stores not open. lowe's, home depot, nordstrom, ikea, t.j. maxx will all be closed. also ritzenhouse square, targets are going to be closed. but there are several other locations, majority of locations open from cherry hill to plymouth meeting. those targets will be open at 6:00 tonight. reporting live in the northeast, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." >>> 5:04. happening today, salvation army will serve thanksgiving meals to go. hundreds of volunteers and staff have prepared turkey dinners with all of the fixings. the volunteers will hand them out at three locations this morning so hundredsch families can enjoy the meals in their own homes. >>> if you want to get a little exerci exercise digging into your feast, the turkey trot. registration for the run beginnings at 7:00 this morning. so there's still time. the event starts at 9:00. >> god bless them. >>> a lot of people will be popping open bottles of wine to serve with thanksgiving dinner. >> this year, a new law in pennsylvania makes it easier f

last minute shoppers are out in full force, the wegman's on route 70 in cherry hill was very busy. many supermarkets expected the rush and were stocked and ready to go. shoppers were looking to cross items off their list >> i picked up a ham, stuffing, marked potatoes and gravy. couple veggies and a pumpkin my. >> store managers tell us thanksgiving is among the top five busiest days of the year >>> it was difficult for last minute shoppers to buy liquor and wine in pennsylvania be that's because the credit card system at the state run wine and spirits stores went down for a short time this afternoon. workers had to put up a cash only sign to warn customers. the pennsylvania liquor control board says the credit card system was overloaded and had to be reset. >>> new developments tonight in the hit-and-run death of an 8-year-old in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. as police released a photo key to the investigation, the community came together tonight to mourn and call for justice. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more. >> reporter: close to 100 angry but determined

the wegmans stores closing at 4:00 p.m. and reopen friday morning. how about shopping later on, king of prussia mall, the north malls in the east. cristian that mall. deppford mall, cherry hill and gloucester, new jersey will be open starting at 6:00 tonight. when i see you again in the next half hour, we'll tell you the big name stores that will not be open for thanksgiving. reporting live in the northeast, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." ♪ >>> and happening today, the oldest thanksgiving day parade in the country begins in center city at 8:30 this morning. the parade will run from 20th and market and move from ben franklin parkway. this is the 97th year for the philadelphia thanksgiving day parade. >>> 4:34, also happening today, the christmas village returns to city hall. the market will be split between city hall courtyard. the village will open daily from today through christmas eve. >>> if you're driving through new jersey this holiday weekend expect to see more police patrolling the roads. new jersey state police are adding 130 extra trooper

last minute shoppers are out in full force, the wegman's on route 70 in cherry hill was very busy. many supermarkets expected the rush and were stocked and ready to go. shoppers were looking to cross items off their list >> i picked up a ham, stuffing, marked potatoes and gravy. couple veggies and a pumpkin my. >> store managers tell us thanksgiving is among the top five busiest days of the year >>> it was difficult for last minute shoppers to buy liquor and wine in pennsylvania be that's because the credit card system at the state run wine and spirits stores went down for a short time this afternoon. workers had to put up a cash only sign to warn customers. the pennsylvania liquor control board says the credit card system was overloaded and had to be reset. >>> new developments tonight in the hit-and-run death of an 8-year-old in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. as police released a photo key to the investigation, the community came together tonight to mourn and call for justice. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more. >> reporter: close to 100 angry but determined

at wegman's in westwood, thanksgiving shoppers bundled up to get groceries not to when it hits. the first cold day and first flakes on the car. whatever, it's coming. >> reporter: on mass transit, from problems because of wind and cold. unless you had to wait outside for the ride. >> like waiting out here for the bus. >> not fun at all. i don't want to walk. the lesser of two evils. >> reporter: but at logan airport, the weather was a factor primarily on flight between boston and new york with some arrive more than two hours behind schedule. it happens every year this transition to winter. like accumulating birthdays, it doesn't get any easier. >> boston is, like, the coldest place after. >> reporter: jim morelli, fox25 news. >>> the first of its kind experimental operation in boston. if it proves to be successful, a local man will control his called the greatest research in limb research since world war ii. the experimental surgery focused on controlling nerves to control a robotic legs. nerves are more precise than focusing on muscle movement. >> close your eyes for a second a

it's still damp here in cherry hill by the wegmans along 70 at haddonfield road but otherwise we're doingy on this wednesday morning. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> this is breaking right now on "action news." two police officers are believed to have been bitten by a man who they witnessed attempting to break into a parked car. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live now in hunting park with the details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. and those two officers were taken to the hospital. that suspect put up a fight with his mouth biting both officers on their hands and on their arms. well, take a look at this video. this is from the scene. the attack started just after 1:30 in the morning. two 24th district police officers were on routine patrol on atlantic street. that's when they saw the suspect trying the break into a car. now, when police went to stop him, that's when the violent struggle began. >>> they say that the suspect tried to flee and punched, kicked, headbutted and then bit the officers multiple times breaking their skin on their hands and the

he was arrested for shoplifting at a wegman's supermark net 2001. >>> students take part in anti-bullyingponsible and kind to everyone. >>> well, everyone, we mean everyone, is guessing who will win the presidential election. >> yesterday was mock election day at new york's benjamin franklin elementary school. the school has been one of the most accurate predictors of presidential races. get this, tracy, since 1968, the students have correctly picked the president. >> whoa. >> since 1968. >> whoa. >> here's how this year's vote went. >> hillary clinton! >> you think the kids here have esp? >> what's that? >> who do you think will win this time. >> hillary. >> do you think hillary is going to win? >> yes. >> who's going to win. >> i think donald. >> you think your school got it right? >> i think so. >> hillary clinton won the kid's vote with 52%. the most important thing was not the result but that students participated and learned that every vote counts. >> you know what, that's the takeaw takeaway. that's the most important lesson really for everyone. your vote counts. go out and vote. >

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"action news" reporter gray hall is live at a wegmans with shoppers are getting last minute essentials. cecily tynan is standing by with the important forecast. and john rawlins is live at the delaware welcome center on 95 in newark. 89% of holiday travellers will do so by vehicle, what is the current traffic situation on 95. >> reporter: that depends on which way you are looking. the southbound lanes is moving quickly. northbound lanes behind me here, take a look lots of taillights, bogged down going northbound for some hours now this is not an accident this is the traditional choke point for holiday travellers a number of people divert at 295 and the delaware memorial bridge about 6 miles up the road. >> here at the welcome center jammed. cars and people and

and every time i grab one of them at wegmans i end up with three of them, i always buy more than i can expect. already out of carts. how cool was that that he opened an hour early? corporate should love him for that. >> cool. more time for people to start shopping and spending monday. >> i that's right. and i love it see the twins, that's a tradition we have here in philly and certainly on good day philadelphia. let's take a look at the parade route. see if the preps are going -- well it, will start, what, around 8:30, they have plenty of time. ninety-seven annual thanksgiving day parade, we will get underway here if philadelphia, it is the oldest in the country. and a true philly tradition. so, the parade kicks off right there at 20th street and jfk. and then it winds its way toward 16th street, does the whammy there, takes a left, ends up on the ben franklin parkway, goes all the way down to the museum. now drew lashay will be there this year, he was used to being 98 degrees, remember that group? >> not nick lachey, drew lachey? >> yes, nick was married to jessica. >> simpson. >> and

we went out to the wegman's in lan ham and talked to a lot of >> so crowded in there. i was like, where are all the carts? they had a few carts left. it's packed in there. it's really crowded. >> just last-minute shopping, you know, kind of tradition for me to kind of get out in the crowd and do a little odds and ends. so i'm just celebrating the holiday. >> my son's, friend, got in a dilemma, fried turkeys. i had to come and get some jalapenos. >> if you need to make a last, a lot of them are. >>> u.s. navy's working to make sure sailors on duty will celebrate the holiday with a proper thanksgiving dinner. aaron kelly aboard the u.s.s. george h.w. bush docked in norfolk. >> reporter: more than 73,000 sailors will be away from home this thanksgiving. some of them will be on duty here aboard the "u.s.s. george h.w. bush." earlier today we got a look at the menu, the turkey, ham, mashed potatoes for the big meal and work to mike sure it tastes like home. >> once you've been here, as long as i've been here, almost three years, the people become like family. you're in the

route 29 off of 30, where the wegman's and target come no play in the malvern interchange and that'soing to impact traffic on route 29, a slip ramp for folks trying to get off of the pennsylvania turnpike. otherwise, the blue route, 422, market and the subway running bus till 5:00. >>> this is such sad passing, journeyist gwen ifill. she passed away at the age of 61, she was one of the most well-known and respected african-american journalists or journalists period. one of the first co anchor teams. she worked for all the important newspapers, the first woman of color to moderate a presidential debate since 1992. she did two. she leaves behind an incredible legacy that will continue to inspire us all. this is what the white house had to say on twitter. gwen was a friend of ours and an extraordinary journalist. >> she did it with such class. time, 4:17. protests continued another day throughout the country since election day. hundreds of students in maryland level college and high school classes to declare their opposition to president-elect trump. students at towson universal. other

the first one, route 70, at the old racetrack circle, right next-door to the wegmans, no line there. and they have the big sign out front telling people they are opening on thanksgiving, but not until 5:00, and they're going to open for eight hours, until 1:00 a.m., then reopen on "black friday", 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. and then a second best buy we thought maybe the folks in mt. laurel will have a line. no line at the mt. laurel best buy either. and so they will have probably lines form sometime this afternoon. the earliest big chain opening after k-mart is j.c. penney opening at 3:00. a loft them opening 5:00 and 6:00 like kohl's and wal-mart. aa lot of "black friday" deals on that is giving, then more "black friday" deals tomorrow. if you go to wal-mart for instance, thomas, they have "black friday" deals that don't start even though the stores open, the deals don't start right away. so, we will stand by here. we will talk to dave, the manager in there, very nice guy, and he'll tell us what k-mart's got to offer, for a thanksgiving door buster deal, or as they call it in boston, dill

you, thomas, in old city, a lot of philadelphians shop here in cherry hill right next-door to the wegmans, normally tents are set up. they open at 5:00 p.m. maybe there is not some great electronic device that everybody needs to have or maybe the deals aren't so great where you are going to give up thanksgiving day with your family and stay in a tent at the bets buy on route 70. so, no line at the best buy. then we check the second best buy on nixon drive in mt. laurel on the other side of the moorestown mall from where we are. and again, no line. but at least you can see inside the store, and see the deals that they're going to have. now, a loft best buys here and around the country have had, you know, a loft practice runs with their staff, expecting a big crush today. and best buy does it best, when it comes to "black friday". i remember being therefore their 5:00 a.m. openings on "black friday", where they have the ticket out, they've got bouncers, they've got headsets, everybody knows the drill at best buy, but they're not expecting at least at these two best buys in south jersey, a b

from yesterday, water main break along route 29, right at route 30, lancaster avenue by the wawa, wegmans, target, all comes into play there. watch for only one lane open good shape 55, 42, no problems coming in toward the city. live look at 295. we had that mess yesterday, during the morning rush hour, on the new jersey turnpike, but everything is open. and we are good to go coming in from south jersey. here is a live look at the closure of the vine street expressway. this is the vine expressway between broad street and the schuylkill, again, until about 5:00. construction crews out there, in the meantime, this morning, there is either south street, spring garden, or 30th street. and market frankford and the subway, still using shuttle buses until 5:00. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> i wouldn't be out here just by myself. >> not after what's going on here, neighbors in fairmount say they're concern after spring of strange wormed robberies in the area. police say it started monday evening on 19th street near fairmount. twenty-seven year old man was walking to a corner store when he w

you never carve all i had some lay around you make a vase, carve out top scoop everything out and wegman'san spray paint and make it look festive you. >> kept it simple because once you start bringing food in the whole thing gets crowdd exactly you don't want too much clutter on table because you have to take it all off because turkey becomes center piece. >> i love it can we stick around for one more segment. >> absolutely. >> easy appetizer around 8:45 guys great ideas don't you think. >> i like it that pumpkin is beautiful. >> it looks nice. >> spice up the table a little bit besides just food. >> i like it a lot. >> "good day" to you it's tuesday, november 15. 2016. >> no more spanking fewer moms are punishing children and how parents are choosing to discipline their kids instead. >> and inspiring racing duo local dad goes from competitive eating to competitive running. but he's not alone. how he's taking son with a rare neurological disorder along for the ride. >>> a shopping shock. a woman sues szara after she smells something gross what she found sewn into her new desk that will mak

but you're like wegmans then, you put the cinnamin, brown shoeing flash. >> cinnamin, brown sugar, littleancake syrup, marshmellows, butter. >> all right, so, all right. we got the 22nd rap. that means we will take a minute and look at what you bought. >> all right. >> i bought a lot of stock pots, one for me, one for my neice, bun for my son's girlfriends' mom, my daughter want add couple of nurf guns. >> so a girl wants a gun? a nurf gun? >> well, this is one thing that kind of get her and her brother to play along. >> let her open that when she gets home, that's how she can open up the guy in bed, christian at home. hit him with a nurf gun. what do you think? >> uh, ya! >> all right. now, we got -- we will ' rap now. get to the gift you bought alex and mike. let's show alex's gift first. >> this one is for alex. >> yes. >> we love her. we watch her every day. >> oh, i love it. >> look -- >> show the sunglasses. >> they light up. >> oh, man, that's awesome. >> that's cool. >> i love it. >> look at mike's shirt. mike, this is like your slogan. spelled better. >> that's what i said. looks