iain? >> dave, thanks. >>> turning now to president-elect trump's transition calling for unity in thanksgiving address released tonight video appears to have been taped at the same time as video released earlier this week. meantime the president-elect nominated the first two women for his cabinet. first michigan billionaire and education advocate betsy de voss chosen for education second. she supports charter schools and vouchers programs. some have criticized her claiming she reports common core education standards. she tweet dad she does not. >> i'm fine with people coming in that disagree with donald trump on issues, but school choice is a big one. vouchers a big one creating competition for the government monopoly on education. >>> meanwhile south carolina governor nikki haley tapped for un ambassador. she was an outspoken trump critic during the campaign but even been held up as an example of diversity for the gop. still critics say she has limited international experien experience. >>

iain? >> dave, thanks. >>> a day full of historic meetings in washington, d.c. today as president-elect donald trump met with president obama. trump met with house speaker paul ryan and mick mcconnell on capitol hill to discuss the legislative agenda. president obama welcoming the man who will be his successor at the white house as the administration plans for a peaceful transition of power. it was the first time the leaders have met face to face. you may be scowering their body language this could have been awkward but both say they had successful meeting and look forward to continuing the transition. >> had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump it was wide ranging. we talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up a white house. >> we really, um, we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficulties. i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> a few doors down fro

iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> a group of pennsylvania prosecutors issued guidelines for investigating police involved shootings among the recommendations law enforcement agencies should not investigate their own. instead the pennsylvania district attorney's associate says county detectives or neighboring police departments should carry that out. other guidelines suggest the shooter's name not be released unless that person is charged and prosecutors release video of the shooting if it's ruled justified. >>> not a smart move by one drug suspect. philadelphia police say he called them to his south philly home to investigate a burglary. they does not find an intruder. what did they find? well they discovered dozens of pot plants growing inside. 172 to be exact. growing in the man's basement and second floor of his home on cantrell street. now police say the men initially called them saying someone picked a lock on his door and they thought they might be in the basement police arrested him aft

iain? >> all right, jennifer, thanks. >>> we're now six days away from election day and the candidates criss-crossing battleground states hillary clinton and donald trump making stops in florida today. clinton surprised voters waiting to cast their ballot earl until ft. lauderdale and trump was in orlando just one day after he visited miami. >> both campaigns had surrogates in our area today. actress ann hathaway that's who this stumping for clinton at temple university hoping to sure up support from younger voters. and trump's daughter tiffany took with supports of her dad at penn in media this year. she graduated from the university of pennsylvania this year. >>> police announced the arrest of the two people who killed a three year old girl in north philadelphia. prosecutors have charged hector torres, jr. with involuntary manslaughter and related offense and and 17-year-old whose identity they're not releasin rg as of yet. on august 8th, 3-year-old esther palmer died in a crash. police s

iain? >> all right, dave, thanks. >>> court hearing revealed more information about bombing investigations in new jersey and new york. prosecutors say the suspect ahmad khan rahami spoke with the fbi for days after his arrest. he entered a not guilty plea on an eight count federal indictment that was returned yesterday. he is suspected in three incidents including bombings in manhattan and seaside park, new jersey, in september. >>> one person is dead in a town square is practically leveled during an early morning natural gas explosion. >> just a massive of rumble on a big boom and just everything come crashing on down at one time. >> teams of investigators are on site trying to learn more. what they say caused a line to rupture in the first place. >>> it's a terrible feeling. flashing lights of a police car in your rear view mirror but the surprise waiting for these drivers actually the smile on their faces, and new at 6:00 hundreds of athletes who will be competing in the special olympics

iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> you decide exactly one week from election day and the presidential race comes to our area. donald trump and running made mike pence campaigned in montgomery county. >> dave kinchen gives us an inside look at the republican's big push to win pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes. >> again, join me in welcoming the next president of the united states of america, donald trump! [ applause ] >> donald trump took to the podium with a familiar promise of his campaign. he says he'll pull obama care if he becomes president. >> if we don't repeal and replace obama care, we will destroy american health care forever. it's one of the single most pop reasons why we must win on november 8th. we must win. [ applause ] >> reporter: trump blasted the rising premiums under obama care also known as the affordable care act and what he says could happen if hillary clinton wins the white house. >> obama care means higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality. yet hillary cl

iain and lucy back over to you. >> thank you very much, bob kelly. n your health tonight open enrollment is underway for insurance exchanges unthe affordable care act. and this is happening a mid a lot of frustration. last week the obama administration announced the cost of the mid level plans under the health care law will increase by average of 25% in several states. you know what, you can expect premiums in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware to all shoot higher next year. so we go to you decide 2016. after a contentious election season, to say the leave, we're now a week away from election day. republican nominee donald trump made stops in the king of prussia and valley forge area today where he seized on the obama care price hikes. >> trump is promising he'll get rid of the affordable care act and replace it with something better. >> if we don't repeal and replace obama care, we will destroy american health care forever. it's one of the single most important reasons why we must win on november 8th. trump will hold a special session of congress

. >> i'm iain page. first responders raced to the scene where officers say they are forced to shoot the man with the knife. he died. just cole has been following the story since it broke this afternoon and joins us in stud studio. >> campus police confirmed an officer shot and kill the suspect. we are learning more about him at this hour. associated press reports his name is abdul razak ali art a. n so molly born legal. he was a student at university butt police confirm he drove his car through a crowd of people then jumped out and iain reported started stabbing them with a butcher's 95. fbi and other federal agencies have joined the investigation trying to determine if this was in fact a terrorist attack. details are still coming in at this hour. but we do know that it all unfolded this morning outside the college's engineering building. police say the suspect drove on to campus in his car and just began to ran into a group of people before getting out of the the car and allegedly swinging that 95 stabb

. >> yes, we do, iain. >> sorry to be the bearer of bad news. we're heading into the second half of the month of november so you know it had to happen sooner or later. weak front moving through stirring up the atmosphere with some clouds and some showers. right now in old city philadelphia we're looking at mostly cloudy sky. the high temperature for the day very respectable for this time of year 62 degrees. right now we're sitting at 56. a northwest wind at about 8 miles an hour. so that is pretty nice for late date as we move through november. we have 40s in the poconos. 40s in pottstown. 55 in millville. 58 degrees to the south down the shore in wildwood and 55 in wrightstown. this is going to happen overnight tonight. temperatures will be falling through the 50s into the 40s by the early morning hours. and then some major changes. a huge surge of warmth for the whole eastern half of the nation. i mean take a look at this. a trough in the west with colder air. and this huge ridge builds all the way into southeastern cana canada. so we're talki

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> students at the university of pennsylvania want to build awareness about racial discrimination. students from two black organizations staged a walk-out today one week after freshmen at the campus were sent disturbing racial threats. mentioning lynchings and racial slurs. investigators say now ex oklahoma university student used the app group me to zen the offensive messages. several other students in oklahoma are also under investigation. >>> a time when our nation feels divided philadelphia city leaders are addressing residents concerns. the city says it's gotten many questions from citizens about how to keep our city quote inclusive. in a newly released frequently asked questions the city you weres residents to call 911 if you see a hate crime being committed or if you are vick of one. but that's a start and the city is providing a lot of other information on immigrant services, legal services and more. for full list of those resources head to fox2

iain? >> all right, jennifer, thanks. >>> dozens of accused drug dealers off the street after a three-day round up by philadelphia police. more than 60 people under arrest in west philadelphia. the narcotics division worked with local and federal authorities to take them down. officers confiscated more than $22,000 worth of drugs, $6,000 in cash and some guns. even cars. now investigators have gone to work trying to figure out if there's a bigger drug ring at work. >> we're looking into further investigations to follow up investigations to see if we can tie them into a larger organization that's why we bring the federal partners in with us as well. but separate locations out there but all operating win very small geographical area win the 16th police district there's likelihood some of them were working together or supplied from the same people. >> police say 11 people arrested wanted for outstanding warrants. they say many were for violent crimes. >>> you decide 2016 with just one week to

iain? >> all right, dawn, thanks. let's hope he's off the streets soon. let's turn to your fox 29 weather authority now. meteorologist kathy orr is here. what bout full election day. >> we flared with 70 degrees, iain. what a day indeed. take look at the highs. atlantic city 69. this just in. wilmington did make it to 70. that is just into the weather sent. philadelphia 69. the same in trenton. reading 69 and allentown 68 degrees. one of the warmest election days i can ever remember. ultimate doppler showing the clouds and some showers on tap for tomorrow. but for now, it will be dry through election night. 61 in the city. 49 in the poconos. and in reading it is 60. 45 in millville already. so as we go through the evening, if you haven't gotten out there to vote, of course, still a couple of hours to go. temperatures will be falling by the time the polls close at 8:56, by 10:00 o'clock, the temperature 54 degrees. coming up, some rain and then a major cool down in the seven day we'll take l

iain? >> chris, thanks. >>> hillary clinton cast her vote in new york early this morning the democratic nominee alongside her husband bill clinton in chap what. donated the douglas elementary school the same polling place they had been voting at for 16 years. most polls indicate new york will go in clinton's fairer donald trump. >>> a joyce evans is with the clinton's camly also also in new york city. joyce, what a day in the empire state. >> reporter: lucy, you mentioned that glass ceiling i'll get to that in a moment if we look like a sweaty mess we just made it through a throng of reporters from all over the world waiting to get in the satisfy jets center they're setting the stage for that glass ceiling to be broken they hope tonight. we dwelling a timeline for hillary clinton. here it is. born in chicago, illinois n1947, hillary rodham began fighting for some something or somebody even before her very public life began. before the yale law school graduate met and married bill clinton. s

i'm iain page. the violence is so unsettling mayor jim kenney is set to address it in half hour from now. our dave kinchen is looking most recent attacks and is live in center city tonight. dave? >> reporter: this is an tack that has so many people on edge. in fact several store managers say they had to lock their customers inside for their own safety. philadelphia police investigators tour the center city shopping district at walnut and 16th looking for surveillance video after a flash mob assaults numerous people over the weekend. the aftermath was captured on fresco viewer video. >> they were coming in from that side and that side and you get what i'm saying and came in the street and cornered them in. >> reporter: those who live and work in the area wonder what the brawling means for their safe teen the holiday shopping season set to begin. >> they were just hitting anybody that came near them. >> reporter: concern rising after off duty philadelphia detective and his wife were punched in the fac

yes, iain. right now the heft yesterday rain has moved offshore so still some lingering light rain drizzle and mist ultimate doppler you can see what's left some light rain moving to the north of trenton a line through our suburbs and also through south jersey but right now, we're talking about the rain coming to an end and then some bigger problems as we head into the overnight and tomorrow morning. right now, you mentioned it. it is mild. 62 in wilmington. dover 65. 61 in millville. some cooler temperatures to the north and west but it's 51 in the poconos. so that's pretty warm for this time of year. visibility right now reduced to a mile and three quarters in allentown. two and a half miles visibility in philadelphia. and we expect these numbers to go down or i should say go up when we see the temperatures begin to rise and also that rain come to an end. so this is what we expect for tonight. drizzle and mist will linger. that warm wind will continue. gusts to possibly 30 miles an hour and as

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. part two of one-two punch of rain and wind coming our way you could wake up to third danger and that is dense fog. so let's get straight over to meteorologist kathy orr. hey, kathy. >> good evening, lucy and iain. good evening, everyone. we're looking at some pockets of drizzle and mist going across the delaware valley. but once this rain comes to a complete end and that dampness goes away we will be dealing with areas of dense fog. visibility now reduced to the west. especially in lancaster county where it's only a quarter of a mile and as we dry out a little bit, we will see that fog rolling in. right now there's a dense fog advisory through lancaster county and westward as you head through state college the national weather service in state college issued this and it goes all the way down through baltimore and washington and there is a chance that this could be extended into our region late tonight or early tomorrow morning. so be prepared give yourself a little extra time before y

iain? >> shawnette, thank you. >>> president-elect donald trump got the president's daily brief today that is the same top-secret level of intelligence that president obama gets. it comes as we are starting to get a clearer idea of who trump may choose to surround himself with in the white house. former mayor of new york city rudy guiliani says today he would consider the role of secretary every state. but at least one republican senator rand paul of kentucky says he wouldn't vote forge guiliani nor would he vote for former ambassador to the un john bolton another name said to be in the running one supporter former trump arrival ben carson doesn't want a cabinet roll but laura ingraham would consider the job of press secretary. one thing is clear, the trump transition is rewarding his supporters. >> he values loyalty. right a lot of those names we look are people who were with him if not from the very beginning pretty early on in the process and those people are being rewarded. >> trump's s

iain? >> all right, sean, thanks knew at 62:00 men caught on video having an argument in the middle of a street in philadelphia. what one man did during the fight that sent the other guy running. ♪ ♪ >>> man is recovering tonight after an accident at the gloucester county landfill. sky fox over the scene on mo mowville road in south harrison township today. now, police say the worker may have been driving too close to the edge of a dirt cliff when the ground just gave way. his backhoe overturned. we don't know how badly he's hurt. but firefighters tell us his injuries are not life threatening. >>> philadelphia police are hoping someone can help identify this woman. they found her early this morning walking on the 8700 block of pine road towards pennypack park. police say she appeared confused and couldn't tell her name or address. if you recognize her, give police a call so they can try and reunite her with her family. >> 25/14 enough to make it great monday for eagles fans. birds but t

iain and lucy? >> let's hope so p few years i'll be 10. >> she was so cute. [ laughter ] >>> all right. dawn. pennsylvania state police now have a new facility. today in wynnefield the troop k officers dedicated the new building. ceremony also included a drill. the opening of the building has been delayed due to the papal visit in part but and the dnc construction began back in march of 2014. >>> getting ready for the holiday season and aiming for your smart phone. how they're doing it through the app store. >> did the simpsons actually predict a donald trump presidency? we'll show how you how they called it more than a decade ago. >>> it's intense flames firefighters have struggled to get under control. it's so big, it is forced people to stay in their homes all day. why the battle is such a tough one. ♪ >>> in port richmond police need your help finding two armed men who robbed a delivery driver. police say last month the 37-year-old driver had just returned from making a delivery for a chinese

iain? >> all right. dave, thank you. >>> spray painting messages across south philadelphia police know who is behind it. some of those markings mentioned president-elect donald trump. we first showed you this video last night. now police are confirming they believe the man shown here is hyped the crimes. investigators say he used spray paint to leave racist markings on buildings and cars. >>> meanwhile we're getting a look inside more vandalism at philadelphia city hall. a fresco user shared this photo with us someone defaced the historic building writing non my president on it. >>> and now to a developing story a tragic story out of western pennsylvania. >> where police say a man shot two police officers and killed one of them. it happened just after 3:00 this morning in the town of cannons burg. the department says two officers were ambushed when they responded to a domestic dispute and they called the suspected gunman is now dead. >> sabina kuriakose has building following this story all day. sabina j

iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> we've got new video now that bull on the loose this afternoon in philadelphia. a witness spotted the bull trying to scale a hill along the highway. the bull reportedly he caped from the slaughter house in ken sink ton this afternoon. the bull made it safely along parts of i-95 and 676 and then into center city. but the pennsylvania gaming commissioner says it made the decision to put the bull down because of safety concerns. >>> family in frankford homeless tonight after fire ripped through their northeast philadelphia house. this was the scene around 1:30 this morning on the 4800 block of mulberry street. the first firefighter there ended up calling in back up. familiar until nearby homes had to get out before firefighters tamed the flames. nobody is injured. fire investigators are trying to zero in on what started it. >>> happening now, looking for the person behind a dangerous explosion in center city philadelphia. a man opening a package in his written hou

iain? >> shawnette, thank you. >>> meanwhile terrifying moment for some employees at a cell phone store in university city. police are trying to track down this armed man he pulled a gun on workers and then demanded money from all the registers. it happened last month at the t mobile store at 34th and chestnut. police say he forced all the workers to the back of the store before taking off with cash. >>> a democratic lawmaker is working to get new jersey governor chris christie removed from office. senate majority leader loretta weinberg is calling for lawmakers to consider impeaching the republican governor after two of his aids were convicted in the bridge gate scandal. weinberg made the request democratic assembly speaker vin jent proette tow in a statement today weinberg says there was considerable testimony during the trial that chris christie knew about the traffic scheme. the governor has denied any knowledge and has never been charged. >>> they became symbols of unity and strength a

iain? >> chris, thank you. cliff chris mentioned that flash mob incident over the weekend. it's still under investigation. philadelphia police were out scoring for you surveillance video at 16th and walnut several people were hurt in that ugly incident saturday including an off duty city detective. two teens were arrested after a group started punching and pushing people walking by. >> it's ridiculous behavior. i don't understand it. i mean some people want to indict parents. i talk about personal responsibility. i mean these are kids old enough to know better, and not do something like that. >> the off duty detective an his wife got punched in the face after they tried to break up some scuffles that detective has a fractured eye socket and police are looking for at least two more suspects connected to that flash mob. >>> president-elect donald trump is starting his transition to the white house. >> and today that include add discussion with vladimir putin russia's president of course. trum

iain? >> thank you dave. pretty scary stuff. >>> the science channel will not air a planned tv special about a delaware pumpkin chunking contest after the event went terribly wrong earlier this month in sussex county. a woman was critically injured by flying metal after a trap door ripped off a machine when the cannon was fired. a man was also hurt. the science channel had originally planned to air a three hour show chronic link the event. >> homelessness and panhandling sometimes a part of center city philadelphia for as long as people can remember. several mayors tried to find a solution to the problem largely without success. >> but now comes a new effort from mayor jim kenney's administration. our bruce gordon has the story. >> reporter: if you live or work in philadelphia, chances are you've seen evidence of homelessness and asked foreman by a panhandler. >> people come across and ask you for money or whatever. some are okay. some are not so okay. >> all these years i've been in the city seems like there

>> reporter: exactly iain. swarthmore college and 80 other colleges and universities across the country held similar rallies today. they are demanding that students and staff who are undocumented be kept safe and protected on their campuses. >> swarthmore college sophomore jordan reyes leads a walk out on campus today. it's part of a national movement to protect undocumented students and staff and their families from deportation. >> i have a lot of friends who are either not citizens or sons of immigrants who aren't citizens so separation of family social security a big issue that i'm concerned about. >> reporter: students want swarthmore declared a sanctuary campus the walk out is in direct response to the election and fears about president-elect donald trump's proposed immigration policies. >> being called an alien and immigrant for your entire life is really crappy. >> reporter: senior is worried any progress that's been made will fall by the way side. ironically, she just became an american citizen on monda

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> turning to the transition of power at the white house now hearing is set for monday on a request for a statewide recount in pennsylvania. green party presidential candidate jill stein is behind it and two other state recount efforts including one in michigan that was filed today. here in pennsylvania, montgomery county judge has s rejecting requests for recounts in state precincts. trump narrowly defeated hillary clinton in all three states where stein is spearheading those recounts. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >>> in the bridge gate scandal we should know within days whether a judge will appoint a special prosecutor to handle a complaint against governor chris christie. a new jersey judge says that she'll make a ruling by the end of the week. criminal complaint comes from a retired firefighter in teaneck william brennan claims that christie failed to order sub in order ants to reopen lanes on the george washington bridge in 2013. he allege

>> reporter: iain, customers at this huge underground garage be 19 love park tell us tonight they were stunned by this incident. police say that the suspect used an unknown object to strike the victim in the head and then sexually assaulted her. crime scene investigators and detectives from the special victims union were called to this center city underground garage on thanksgiving eve after police say 27-year-old woman was brutally attacked and sexually assaulted here. >> i really don't understand how -- how this could happen it's underneath the courthouse. you figure it would be safe for people to come park here. >> i feel unprotected because there's never any police down there. >> reporter: violent assault took place just before noon on parking level three in this garage right across from city hall. the municipal services building and family court. the area was packed with holiday revelers enjoying the day before thanksgiving. the garage is located under love park and used primarily by city workers.

. >> i'm iain page. >>> witnesses rushed into the field when balloon came down. police weren't far behind. fox 29's shawnette wilson in hunting park tonight witness wild story. shawnette. >> reporter: so this was incredible, you guys. the person who landed says that he is an independent pilot visiting the area from florida. he says they launch from a company in pottstown. now neighbors as you can imagine were totally impressed by what they saw, but the police tonight still have many questions. >> i thought it was about to crash into the street. i was like, oh, man, about blow up. >> reporter: rick rose couldn't believe his eyes what was happening in the middle of his kensington neighborhood. and he wasn't alone. what he saw caused a neighborhood of people to rush to baseball fields of city rec center at c street and westmoreland after 4:00 this evening. >> when they landed everybody whoever was in it fell out. and everybody just started rolling. everybody started running over there. >> reporter: this hot air balloon passing over the city ghandi sending. rick pull

iain? >> all right, dave, thanks. >>> let's get back to that story we told you about at the top of the broadcast. live look from skyfox at broad street you can see swelling crowds of protesters marching down that area of course they're all protesting president-elect donald trump. we of course are going to stay on top of this and keep updated throughout our newscast. >> you decide 2016, and the presidential election is history and most definitely history making. donald trump easily suppressed that -- surpasse surpassed thatc number of 270 early this morni morning. wins in pennsylvania and florida went in trauma's favor. hillary clinton waited until late this morning to speak to her supporters and officially conceded to trump at the new york hotel it's about half mile from where she was planning her victory celebration. emotional clinton told her supporters they owe donald trump quoting here an open mind and a chance to lead but she acknowledged the agony of defe defeat. >> i know how disappo

iain? >> dawn, thanks. >>> philadelphia police have arrest add second man they say is behind a shooting in rittenhouse square. 18-year-old rah fees nasir turned himself in on monday. prosecutors have charged him with attempted murder, robbery and a list of other charges. investigators have already arrested 17-year-old for the shooting of a thirty nine year old in rittenhouse square on october 19 many. police say the man was trying to stop the two teens from robbing someone. that man did survive his injuries. >>> fierce battle in our water has spread across the country for the past two years even longer really if you think about it now some families in south jersey are looking for answers about lead in water at their children's school. >> the problematic drinking water was found at six different schools in the cherry hill district. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in cherry hill tonight. dave, parents aren't too happy. >> reporter: no, they're not too happy about it at all. some of the parents

i'm jeff cole, iain and lucy? >> all right, jeff, thanks. >>> donald trump winning the key battleground state of pennsylvania has shocked millions across the country. >> it is the first time republican nominee has captured the commonwealth since 1988 and it catapulted him over the threshold in the early morning hours. our bruce gordon joins us live from center city with the urban rule divide that marked the trump victory in pennsylvania. bruce. >> reporter: yeah, want divide it was. time was a democrat could win pennsylvania by scoring big voter margins here in the city of philadelphia and the four counties immediately surrounding the city and over come losses elsewhere in the vast rural stretches of the state. not this time. hillary clinton defeated trump by 600,000 votes in this urban and suburban region. it wasn't enough. >> across the line into lancaster county, you're a world away from philadelphia. call it trump world. >> have a good day. >> reporter: nowhere is that more clear than at the brass eagle family

iain? >> all right, brad, thank you. >>> on your radar tonight that wind as you know has been brutal out there. all anyone has been talking about kathy orr is here to tell us we'll vol to find new topic conversation. >> the news good news, iain n wind is going to settle down. not just yet but eventually over the next 24 hours it will ease. you can see by the snow through new york and into new england this lake effect snow is continuing with those winds that continue to crank about a foot of snow in some locations. it's crazy up there. do unhere in the delaware valley, we are looking at windy conditions, but dry conditions. 33 miles an hour gusts still in lancaster. the winds gusting to 36 in reading. 29 in philadelphia. still gusting to 30 in wilmington. so those whipping winds continue and the wind chills will be driven down down into the 20s overnight. right now it already feels like 27 in pottstown. in the poconos it feels like 15. in wilmington it feels like 27. so get ready for another

. >> good evening, i'm iain page. i'm dawn timmeney. that meeting lasted for about 90 minutes this afternoon fox 29's brad sattin joins us in the studio. president obama and donald trump sitting together in the oval office a picture many thought they would never see. >> reporter: to be a fly on the wall during that 90 minute meeting. there is no doubt it had to be a little awkward arc little uncomfortable but both men keeping that conversation presidential and for the first time now we're hearing from the president-elect and what his early priorities may and may not be. breaking a long standing tradition the president-elect opted not to invite reporters to travel with him as he arrived at the nation's capitol for his first meeting ever with president obama. after more than a year of political bashing the president calling mr. trump unfit for office, mr. trump calling the president's policies a disaster, it was a respectful conversati conversation. >> i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. as far as i'm c

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> happening now in burlington county, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a crash that center three people to the hospital. skyfox was over the scene little while ago on broadway street in browns mills. authorities haven't yet said exactly how many cars were involved. or how badly the people were hurt. of course we'll keep you updat updated. >>> to detroit michigan police are searching for the person who shot and critically injured a campus police officer. gunshots rang out right around 6:30 tonight near wayne state university. detroit sister station reports that police believe a man in his 40s pull the trigger. they've got a big manhunt for that person right now. >>> how about this this afternoon. bull roaming loose down the streets of philadelphia including the interstate. witnesses just almost couldn't believe it watch kids say now pictures or didn't happen. they fired up their phones, took to social media and started posting pictures

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. just hours away folks you know election day and hillary clinton has got some help from her friends in the city of brotherly love. get straight to shawnette wilson live near independence mall. that's a huge shawnette. >> reporter: you're right. it's huge. i was trying think of a word that would top huge maybe huge guy nor muss, i don't know. you're right there's incredible crowd out here in old city tonight. we're live at fourth and chestnut. fourth street is one of the streets surrounding the area of independence mall that is open and you can see the cars i tell you what people walking out in the street as well. in case you haven't noticed look at this line. this is the line of people that have been trying for hours to get over to independence mall for this hillary clinton rally which starts at 7:30 tonight. you can kind of hear off in a distance people are cheering as they approach independence mall. just trying to pass the time until they can get up front. the doors open at 7:30. ma

good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. after a lengthy investigation the district attorney now says this was no accident. our bruce gordon joins us in studio. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, with no history of domestic violence dorian young's home that labor day shooting sure seemed like it could well have been just a terrible accident. but ballistics evidence from two gunshots helped investigators piece together a very different story. neighbors on dorian young's taunton street block describe him as a good guy. no hint of violence and say the labor day shooting never came up in conversation. >> never offered any information and we never asked. because we figured it's none much our business. >> reporter: surprise you he's been arrested and charge idea. >> yes. i am totally surprised because a lot of the neighbors i think were backing him up. >> reporter: at the time of

iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> one of the people allegedly involved in a series of racist posts targeting u penn students is no longer enrolled in college. that student attended the university of oklahoma and today the school's president said not any more. oklahoma university's president david bore ron released a statement saying in part "that we have zero tolerance at this university for those who would engage in racism". >> north philadelphia, a killer is on the loose right now police are looking for the person who gunned down a 37-year-old man late last night. police say the killer shot henry wood in the head again and again. nearly two dozen shots rang out. police say the violence erupted right around 10:30 last night on the 1700 block of cambridge street. right now, police do not have a motive haven't not made any arrests. >>> coming up turning symbols of hate into something beautiful. >> we're trying to do is push back against dark time that i think people are feeling. >> h

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 now authorities are reviewing security footage and talking to eyewitnesses to track down the people responsible. >> i have a 14 year-old child so i cannot start to understand the pain that the mother and father are going through right now. only thing i can say to them is high guys will do the best they can to bring the kill tore just advertise, in person. >> reporter: at this time in word on a motive. there is very limited information, available on this suspect. we to know one of them was wearing dark colored clothing, the other one was wearing a beanie. m

so happy ending, iain. >> absolutely. dawn, thank you. >>> no school today for students who attend the john b. kelly school in germantown. the classes will resume tomorrow. a power outage forced the district to close the school today along polaski avenue after school programs will also canceled as well. >> low income residents in camden are now one step closer to moving into a brand new community. city leaders gathered at the camden housing authority for ground-breaking ceremony for the branch village mid rise this new rental apartment community is offering a fosterrable housing to camden families who make 60% or less of the area's medium income. the mayor says safe and affordable housing has been something big the city has really advocated for. >> i'm a strong believer like the leadership here at the hou housing authority that regardless of a person's religious beliefs ethnicity or zip code that an individual and/or family should be given the same opportunities and the same standard of living as anyone else. >> the $16 m

i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. thank you very much for joining us for our it decide 2016 election day special. hillary clinton and donald trump are not the only big names we're talking about tonight. the eyes of the nation are focused on pennsylvania for a hotly contested senate race. >> of course we're on top of it. we have crews in philadelphia and the suburbs. delaware and both presidential nominees election night headquarters in new york city. we begin with biggest race of the night and the question of who will be our next president. >> we have live team coverage tonight. chris o'connell donald trump's campaign in new york city. joyce evans is also in manhattan at hillary clinton pogs campaign headquarters we begin with joyce at the javits center. it actually has glass ceiling. >> reporter: you're absolutely right about that. we're in the giant glass building with the glass ceiling along the hudson, and you know the crowd is beginning to come alive just little bit here. but it wasn't always that way. we're in f

iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> meanwhile president obama on his final foreign trip as president warned of the dangers of the national i during a news conference in greece today. >> i do believe separate and apart from any particular election or movement that we are going to have to guard against arise in accrued sort of national i or ethnic identity or tribal limb that is built around an us and a them. >> the president went on to say that the future of the world is defined by what we have in common. >>> your weather authority right now. live look at reading. cool and comfortable day around the area, right? let's get a check of that forecast with meteorologist kathy orr. kathy? >> yes. >> you got a lot of lights going on behind through. >> yeah a lot of green on that doppler radar screen but the good news it's moving away. >> it's out of here. an area of low pressure coastal storm we haven't talked about that in months, right? kind of retrograding into upstate new york and new england. they

. >> i'm iain page. roads are certainly pack but so are the nation's railways and airports. our dave kinchen is live at 30th street station tonight where plenty of travelers have been coming and going. dave? >> reporter: almost looks like a line for concert tickets here this is penal getting out of town. a different kind of fun. i'll step out of the way, though. it's not all fun. here' weiss you can see the delays on the big board right there now running upwards every 25 even 30 minutes late in some cases. and i want to show you why. let's go to some video right now. we're talking about a fatal train crash in new castle county, delaware, that had stopped suspended the wilmington newark line there. we're told by amtrak that service has resumed although the trains are operating at reduced speeds in that area. now, we're also told that amtrak's waiting for police to release that train involved in that accident to release it from that scene. so that's the reason for the slow down here, but as we come back live here, we want to tell you that it's been busy like this even busier s

>> reporter: busy indeed, iain. as you just herder shawnette, hillary clinton wrapping up a star-studded 11th hour election eve rally here on independence mall. hillary clinton and donald trump making it very clear tonight that pennsylvania is a must win on the road to the white house. donald trump campaigning in erie and scranton in an all out swing state barn storming. take look earlier tonight. hillary clinton rally, lots of people in attendance. tens of thousands packing the independence mall here. many of them coming to hear john bon jovi, bruce springsteen play to the crowd. of course, president obama, president bill clinton also here and, of course, hillary clinton with a last pitch to the american people to get out and vote tomorrow morning. >> that america's best days are still ahead of us. if we reach for them together, we choose to believe in a hopeful, inclusive, big hearted america. an america where everyone has a place. everyone is in include. everyone has chance to live up to their own god given poten

. >> i'm iain page. as clinton heads this way drum is that making several stops of his own in a final attempt to win over voters. let's begin tonight with our sean in it wilson live at the crazy scene of independence mall. shawnette? >> reporter: it is a very crazy scene. we're live at fourth and chestnut right now. take look this way just about a block away from independence mall where this hillary clinton event will begin at i believe 7:30 tonight. we'll have our camera pan this way. take a look at the line of people waiting to get into the event. they are headed that way. it is a busy evening right here in old city and center city. so as we take a look at video we were able to gets moments ago streets are blocked off around independence mall as you just saw forcing traffic which now include septa buses again since their strike is over, they're causing cars to be bumper to bumper on the street that is are open. then there's the line of people everywhere. people walking from every direction to get to th

iain, we talked about it thursday night. we talked about it friday. we said sunday would be a shocker and it still s you walk outside and you're like whoa bring saturday back. i don't know if i like this so much. looking good in old city, the temperature is 43. the high today, only 44. winds sustain out of the west at 23. gusting to 45 tonight. that's stronger than your average tropical storm force gust. ultimate doppler showing some moisture moving toward the northern and western suburbs, a sprinkler of flurry, that's just about it. we will see clouds as a result. right now, temperatures mainly in the 30's outside of the big city. philadelphia sitting at 43. but this cold air going all the way down to the deep south. that is what is so impressive with this and all the way west through the northern plains where they didn't they had inches of snow and it goes to montana, a big chunk of the country under this cold air, and also gusty winds expected through tomorrow. storm system moving away to the north and east in new england, fair weather high pressur

iain? >> dave, let's hope they find him. thanks. >>> panic in ohio with college campus under attack it happened this morning at ohio state university in columbus. officials say 11 people were hurt. one critically when a college student drove his car into a group of pedestrians and then got out and started stabbing them with a butcher's 95. fbi is now stepping in trying to figure out if this was a terrorist attack and what the motive may have been. the associated pressure reports the suspect was abdul razak ali artan a somali born legal permanent resident of the united states. he was a student at the ohio state university. police officer shot and killed him at the scene. columbus' mayor says quick action hi likely saved lives today. >> and we had a dynamic well well-trained professional today save the lives of many of our residents and students. >> campus police chief says surveillance photos showed artan in the car by himself just before the attack. but investigators are looking into whether anyone else may have been involve

iain? >> one of the eagles fans have to say about the big win? some recently jumped off the wentz wagon are back on >> they say we wasn't going to do it. like i always say in carson we trust. i believe, i believe, i believe. >> we stuck it out. we came through with the win, and we're good to go. all over from there. >> i saw malcomb jenkins going off. he is amazing, and jason peters on the left side. he's just -- he's making run. he's doing everything. >> i like how they really tackling, they were losing all of a sudden and they came back and won the game. >> sean mend they're going to head to seattle. >> we spotlighted monte with his eagles hat. this billboard storing up a lot of co-. medical professionals say it's not only wrong, the danger. >> major earthquake rat else new zealand leaving two people dead. the warning still left shaken by quake >> shoppers ran for the exit. what frightened employees say they did after shots rang out. >>> veterans out for a motorcycle ride when they came upon a stranded rider. this wasn't just any rider. how the

got news is no wind until tuesday and this is for iain. it's a warm wind. >> there you go. >> were you perhaps in tennessee recently? >> no >> i was just wondering. the powerball thing. >> no. no, that's why we're here. >> we have more chances right here. we got more chances >> that will do it for us, the live lottery drawing up next. (gasps) (sighing happily) (gasps) (grunting) (exclaims) (groans) (grunts) okay, ellie, i got her. (gasps) the christmas rock. just got her out of storage.