lucy always liked jill. fine. please. you didn't answer when i asked how lucy was doing. it was after her divorce that things started going bad. that's when the stealing started. she was an addict before that, and that's why her marriage ended. as far as the stealing goes, it was mostly little things. going into my purse. more embarrassing than anything. so, lucinda was living with you after the divorce? oh, she still comes over, of course-- she comes over after we threw her out, and last night she stole from us again-- and this is ththend of it. which was a law school graduation present from my father. in terms of the criminin aspects, their value to us is largely sentimental. - lucy still using drugs? - oh, she's been in programs-- she's using drugs, yes. my daughter is a thief and a drug addict. that sums it up. and you're here to press charges. is that something that would satisfy you? and maybe if lucy went back in a program? not another damned country club! if you'd list the items and, uh, where i can find lucy. [ pen scratching paper ] - [ woman on intercom ] wrong

>> reporter: it sure was lucy. star-studded night on independence mall really goes to show you how important pennsylvania is so winning the white house. just less than eight hours until the polls open in pennsylvania. the two plus year presidential campaign is almost over. ♪ >> reporter: with a listers like john bon jovi -- >> ♪ >> reporter: -- and bruce springsteen the clinton campaign bringing the final push for votes to tens of thousands who packed independence mall. >> philadelphia, you've got someone outstanding to vote for in hillary clinton. >> reporter: first african-american president hop hoping to help make history again with so much star power it is clear how pennsylvania has become a must win state. >> as the president just pointed out there is is a clear choice in this election. >> yes, there is. >> a choice between division or unity. between an economy that works for everyone or only those who at the top. >> reporter: hillary clinton addressed philly, 124 miles away, donald trump swung into scrant

lucy? >> all right, thank you brad. what do explicit e-mails and the justice system have to do with each other. attorney to the pennsylvania attorney general nothing. found no evidence that employees who swapped offensive e-mails for years undermined justice. a new review by private law firm says senior government officials and judges sent those e-mails now beamer says he's redact the the names of those involved basically you won't be able to see them. and he does not deny a lot of people swapped e-mails still the sexually ex miss sit and racist material but he claims he found no inn appropriate communication between judges and the offices employees about actual cases or the justice system. he says identifying the people named in the report which former ag kathleen kane commissioned may unfairly damage their reputations. >> all you do not have is the names. because to do so i felt would be imprudent. it would not be myself fulfilling one of my most important responsibility which is protect the fundamental rights of ever

i told lucy to use this whenever she felt the need. i hope you'll do the same. can we call lucy? i think you should wait till she calls you first. jill, i feel this is just a turning of the corner. sure. ah, can you show yourselves out? we got our thumbs up our butts pretty good. perp liable presently to be relocated to san juan. now this peaches is in the wind. yeah, peaches in the wind probably means jimmy cortez is still around. g up all night? we've gotta find peaches, and we gotta sit on this guy cortez's place again. how would you put out a description on her? "subject looks like rolonda or godfrey cambridge." 's accurate, bobby. crime's down. crime's down. they always come up with these full-of-nonsense statistics. look at that chehe of yours. i'd just as soon not talk about it. you know, you need to get you a little piece for your purse. - arthur cartwell. - says he has information on your case. including that big blimp that caught on fire. - which one crashed? not snoopy? - whwh do you got, arthur? i'd like to communicate in somewhat more confidential surroundings. oh, a

it's sean brace. >> hey, hey, lucy. i got my take on everything that is happening with phil jackson and lebron james. coming up next my commentary about the sports world being in an uproar and how phil jackson needs to choose his ♪ >>> sean brace takes on phil jackson and his controversial comments about lebron james. his commentary in 152nd. ♪ >>> the sports world is in uproar with knicks team president phil jackson in an interview with espn the magazine he gave his how lebron james received special treatment while in miami. no surprise there. phil gave in depth description about time lebron stayed the life in clef land and the ref of the team went on to the neck city. jackson said the following "you can't hold up the whole team because you and your mom and your passe want to spend an extra night in cleveland". of course, lebron and company are upset with the word passe. lack i understand how there are code words that certain people use but that doesn't mean phil jackson is a full blown race seive. if you turned on

>> lucy, josh norman at it aga again. he gets into it with another top tier wide over a lot of guys starting to hate normal if they don't already. i'm going to tell you why you who are who are ♪ >>> sean bell takes on josh norman and the spit fire he's become. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> josh norman is a different type of cat. if he's on your team you love him. if he's not you hate him but i'm here to tell you you should love this kid and everything he brings to this game and if you don't you're crazy. norman was first known for his beef with o'dell beckham, jr., yesterday he got into it with another tight tir wide receiver yesterday he got into it with dez bryant and after the game the two almost fought. norman says dez threatened him. bryant said that's a lie. but if he sees him in the streets he's going to do you know what. i love it. i love all of it. all of it. i see a lot of people hating on norman for bringing the drama but this is football. we want drama. we want two guys opposing teams that absolutely

lucy? >> sounds easy, right? >> it is. >> just win. >> it is ed sheeran may want to avoid attending foil affairs. he had to get bitches in his face after pearing at princess beatrice's house. she accidentally hit sheeran in the face with a ceremonial sword while pretending tonight pello pop star james blunt. >> no hard feelings. >> they weren't sober. >> you think maybe. plans are underway to honor prince. the revolution are expected to perform with more artists joining the lineup organizers say the festival will include panel discussions and presentations on prince's influence on the music industry. the festivals are in april. >>> it's just -- i love prince. loved prince. i would be up to going to that festival. >> absolutely. who won? >> right. that would be super cool to see. rain. >> rain tomorrow morning. areas of fog possible and once the rain moves in the fog will dissipate and then we have rounds of rain and thunderstorms i think tomorrow night. >> i just think it's weird. isn't a little strange to have t

>> lucy, josh norman at it aga again. he gets into it with another top tier wide over a lot of guys starting to hate normal if they don't already. i'm going to tell you why you should love him coming up next in the sports commentary. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. my cmine too!hange is super competitive. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. ♪ >>> sean bell takes on josh norman and the spit fire he's become. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> josh norman is a different type of cat. if he's on your team you love him. if he's not you hate him but i'm here to tell you you should love this kid and everything he brings to this game and if you don't you'

i'm lucy noland. tonight a community is praying that girl will be okay. police try to track down the person who pulled the trigger. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave report roar lucy, police say 10 shots were fired outside that teenager's home. one from as far away as a half a block. but it hit the young girl in her great-grandmother's home. she's in stable condition tonight. police are looking for the shooter and connections to a fatal shooting earlier today. >> i have two daughters in the house. and you know they could -- it could have just as welcome through the win don't hit them. >> reporter: neighbors on the 4400 block of gratz street were shane monday night after a bullet traveled more than half a block and struck an innocent 14-year-old girl sitting in her great-grandmother's kitchen. >> bullet went through the siding and the drywall and struck her in the right leg. report roar this man lives in the middle of the block where one of the gunmen opened fire. she will casings littered the street and the sidewalk

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not a lot, lucy. we need it but this is not going to do the job in our very dry counties new jersey. a few showers moving up from the south associated with a storm system that's actually off the coast. so what you see is was get just a few spotty showers in old city philadelphia. they've just passed through. otherwise mostly cloudy sky. a temperature of 51. the wind is calm storm will be passing by during the early morning hours. 40s through most of the region. 50s in trenton philadelphia even wildwood and ac but those numbers will be falling as we continue to see a few showers and northerly wind on the back side of this system. so that northerly wind will keep it cool during the day tomorrow. the skies will be clearing and the sun will return during the afternoon and then temperatures will gradually climb. normal high for this time of year is about 57. tomorrow right around normal but wednesday, thursday, and friday we ride high above average and then things will begin to change again over the course

lucy. >> hopefully they can find that person. thank you much, joanne. >>> fire investigators are looking into what started this house fire in chester tonight. sky fox over the scene just past 9:00 this evening. as firefighters battled the flames for about an hour. you can see the home on second and jeffrey streets seriously damaged. no reports of any injuries. >>> before he science any possible executive orders trump -- donald trump will have to sign a big check. the president-elect has now agreed to pay $25 million to settle a handful of lawsuits that claimed trump university defrauded students. students say trump mid less them they paid as much as $35,000 to attend a program that called itself a university but was anything but. it was not an accredited school. >>> meanwhile, donald trump today announced three more top level positions in his administration. he selected kansas congressman mike pompeo to lead the cia. alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general and lieutenant michael flynn as national security adviser. mass

lucy. >> love that. thanks much, iain. your health now, and speakin spf cold hard cash the neck too many you go to the atm and withdraw cash you might want to wash your hands. investigators took swabs from the keyboards of more than 60atm's in new york city and shockingly they're dirty. they found human skin microbe the same kind you find on household surfaces. they also found bacteria from fish and chicken suggesting bacteria from a meal can stay on your hands and wind up on the keyboard. so in case you don't already probably best to wash your hands after you stash your cash. wash your hands all the time anyhow. have a portable sink with you. >>> meanwhile children who drink whole milk are leaner and higher vitamin d than those who drink low fat or skim milk. they studied 2700 between two and six-year-old. researchers don't know exactly why but they guess that whole milk lay leave children feel fuller longer and less likely to overeat. sean bell, you are upset right now. >> i am. the sixers and their plans for joel embiid

>> lucy worried. their mother worried. but maribel was like a rock. >> what did maribel say about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she just said, well, i'm -- this is what's happening, sister. you need to talk to mom. >> maribel went to war in iraq. >> what was it like to see her in uniform? >> it was -- it was pretty amazing. >> gisele is lucy's daughter, maribel's niece. >> i saw her as a really brave and strong soldier. sometimes i wouldn't see her as my aunt. it was just like, whoa, you're going out there to save everybody. >> you were proud of her? >> yeah. >> maribel learned to jump out of airplanes and she manned the guns for armed convoys. she saw more than her share of combat. she also made sergeant. and when her tour in iraq ended, she re-enlisted for another. she seemed fearless. >> she could very easily have become a casualty. >> yes. and other people did die, other friends of hers. >> in 2009 after two tours in iraq, maribel left the army and set part two of her plan into action, en

so, lucy saw you and she confronted me. and then, fortunately, she jumped to the wrong conclusion that the reason i had the meds in the first place was that morgan and i had drifted into another illicit affair. well, that could be reason enough for morgan to take a mood stabilizer. lucy, she promised to keep her mouth shut for now, but i'm concerned that if i make one wrong move, you know, she'll run straight to sonny and carly. right. so, if lucy didn't have the lithium bottle of pills, you'd have nothing to worry about. shh! but, scotty, she does have the bot-- she has the bottle, with the pills still in it. and if she brings those pills to sonny and carly, and if they find out that those are placebos in that bottle, and lucy tells them that she saw me throwing that bottle away... right. exactly. and i'll be dead. yeah. well, if i was you, i'd lay low. no, no, no. no, there's no statute of limitations with sonny. whether it's now or a month from now or a year from now or a decade from now, if he finds out what i did... ye

lucy? >> hopefully it gets there, thanks so much, chris. >>> breaking news to holmesburg fox 29 on the scene where a man turned up dead at rhawn and frankford this evening. philadelphia police aren't sure what happened or how he got there. they need the medical examiner to get right to work on this one. the man was white in his 40s or 50s no id. homicide detectives are there right now. >>> another man is in serious condition tonight after car hit him in wilmington just before 7:00 tonight on philadelphia pike. the driver did stop delaware state police are investigating. no word if the driver will face any charges. >>> a new day a new details on the transition into the trump administration. prospective candidates for major positions continue to come from the trump tower in new york. and president-elect trump has picked retired lieutenant michael flynn as national security adviser. that position does not require a senate confirmation. he has his critics ooh who call him anti islam and don't l

lucy? um...desk today. okay, lucy? whatever they want. whatever buntz wants. you need any time off, you need anybody to talk to... welcome back, captain. thank you. sorry the circumstances stink. any developments? rt matches bates' van descririion. no vehicle? not yet. frank? henry. glad to see you, friend. oh, lieutenant hunter, on those thefts, we'll be wanting all our spare manpower. oh, of course. the coffey matter. i'll help you, sir. i was thinking to keep an eye on the khaki officers, since they control access to the squad room. good enterprise, ballantine. you know, that melvin in particular. he seems the flaky type. damn! r? yeah, yeah, yeah -- abouou5' 10". caucasian -- right. no, not a light-skinned puerto rican -- caucasian! blue kind of work shirt, white high-tops. merril martin? come on, he ain't out of the joint yet. man: lieutenant buntz? line four. buntz. lucy, it's policy -- one i agree with. gonna give you these names. father richeson's in the chaplain's office -- very solid, very good man. and dr. gordon,, by reputation anyway, is top-notch

lucy? >> thanks, davely. >>> if you've ever had a broken tooth or a toothache or any other sort of dental emergency you know it's just crucial to get it fixed and fixed fast. but what if you cannot afford to go to the dentist? one local doctor is doing something amaz amazing to fix that problem. >>> and trick or treating is probably over for you, but if you did it in philly earlier tonight, you were in luck. why this city is the best in country for the halloween tradition. ups driver is going to be a lot busier this year between thanksgiving and new year's eve. the shipping giant expects to complete more than 700 million deliveries worldwide that. my friends is about 100 million more than last year in forty seven preparation ups hiring than additional 95,000 temporary workers and adding auto mated shipping hubs in the u.s. just workers and adding auto mated shipping hubs in the u.s. just for the holiday season. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to fo

lucy? >> sounds like a lot to talk about. thanks so much mike. >>> happening right now tradition become as deeply end trenched as turkey and stuffing. you'll find long lines at the malls and stores throughout our area tonight. tomorrow, you know, as people try to position themselves to head start on the holiday shopping season. this isn't just about bargain hunting of course. some people we've been talking with say they look forward to the kick off of black friday all year long. fox 29's chris o'connell bracing the crowds at the cherry hill mall. you got elbow room there, chris. it doesn't look that bad. >> reporter: it's pretty busy, lucy. let me show you. >> okay. >> reporter: tougher quiche football, if that's your thanksgiving tradition. don't talk to these people. yeah, shoppers. lots of them here at cherry hill mall. you didn't think a lot of people. look at that. 11:00 o'clock at night thanksgiving. yeah arc lot of people trading in their stuffing for shopping. an hour before the cherry hill toys r us even opened shopp

. >> lucy a special. because if she is the only transportation may have for wheelchair. >> this lift is what so critically important. without this type of transportation, so many of our participants were to be to be involved. >> for right now is really sick. >> as sounds kind of like our belabored lawnmower. >> they think she needs a new catalytic converter, which costs close to $2,000. >> we were all crossing our fingers that we can have a little more time to get us into the new fiscal year. >> without donations, they will have to use scholarship money to fix her. not ideal. >> she takes good care of us so we want to take good care of her. >> but losing lucy isn't an option either. able to open the world up to individuals. she has more stories to tell and more miles to travel. >> if you would like to donate, we have all of the information on our website kdvr.com. just click on the story. new information out of colorado springs as we wait to learn the name of a hiker who died last night at palmer lake. to

>> reporter: unfortunately not lucy. it does look like we will be heading into day number four of this transit strike. that's affecte affected so many commuters. negotiate teams have been added all day inside these conference rooms at the center city sheraton. no word yet on deal but i can tell you that transit workers union members just left this hotel moments ago not telling us if they'll be back for the night but we can tell you a team is still upstairs. so if you take septa, to work you may find another way of getting there tomorrow morning. >> for the third night septa transit workers walked the picket lines as a fight over pay and pensions continue. striking workers say they sympathize with frustrated commuters. >> we as union do apologize for the inconvenience. the ridin riding to the public e we don't want to do this. septa just forced our hasn't. >> reporter: while the strike continues so does commuter chaos across the city. >> this is horrible. taken me four minutes just to get the kids to school and around in

hey--lucy werner. she got jumped getting on the elevator. it happen in here? time bar matchbook was down the stairs, in the trash can on the ground floor. she get a look at this guy? haven't talked to her yet. where's andy and connie? they're running late. she's still fighting a bug. excuse us. hey. detectives russell, clark, and ortiz. can you tell us what happened, lucy? [ shivering ] um... i was getting on the elevator... he hit me on the back of the head. did you see the man's face? he hit me from behind. after he hit you, what happened? he dragged me to the stairwell. did you get a better look at him at that point? lpful. um...i remember hitting him, punching him. i think he was white. do you remember how tall he was? no. did you hear his voice? did he say anything to you? there was someone else. there was another man? standing in the doorway. he said, "go, run. there's someone coming." the man who was attacking me let me go. and they both ran up the stairs. do you know anyone named jimmy? no. lucy, have you ever been in the time bar? i stopped in there t

lucy williamson reports. lucy: once he was nicknamed mr. nobody. no one calls him that now. francois fillon is the favorite to be his party's presidential candidate. catholic anglophile with a welsh wife and a fondness for margaret thatcher. his plans to take on the unions by slashing half a million public jobs and pushing through liberal reforms have won him right-wing support, as have his calls for quotas on immigration and a ban on adoption by gay couples. tonight he appeared on france's main news bulletin. >> i have always been convinced that my project would answer the expectations of the center-right voters. it is not a surprise. i am not trying to prove anything. it is a sign of my commitment to the truth and the project for change. lucy: alain juppe, once tipped as a party favorite, is now the outsider for the runoff on sunday. his rival's success was, he said, a surprise. how did mr. fillon do it? .> the personality french people wanted that, someone very serious, very rigorous, and also, he was appointing measures that were very on the right, and that is what was e

not bad evening, lucy. we had a couple of showers below through here all about one, 200 miles offshore. we're now dealing way chill across town. 47 in philadelphia. millville checking in at 41. you get north and west coldest spot towards mount pocono 35 degrees. pine barrens will drop to nearly freezing to night. 46 right now in somers point. east of the parkway you'll probably be a little bit milder. temperatures up around two to about 5 degrees from last night. so that's not bad. travel weather if you're out of here by tomorrow we're looking at some really great conditions. much of the eastern half of the nation looking really good 60s down towards atlanta. out to the west that could be problematic pacific northwest down towards san francisco showers maybe some inland snows so that may snarl things as you get west of the mississippi. otherwise back closer to home area of low pressure sliding off cold front out to the west. that's we'll watch tomorrow afternoon. i don't think it's a big deal but it's going

. >> i'm lucy noland. tonight america will either shatter the glass ceiling or elect a billionaire from outside the world of politics. donald and melania trump cast their votes at a school in manhattan this morning. chris o'connell following the trump campaign live in new york city. chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. donald trump touched down laguardia airport here in new york about 3:15. he is scheduled to be here in manhattan to his election night headquarters. not to one of the trump buildings that bears his name, but the times square hilton hotel where security here is tight and trump trying to make history himself. born in queens, new york n1946, donald j. trump attend the new york military academy, fordham university, then graduated from the university of pennsylvania's wharton school. through the '70's he built his empire through development, first working for his father then taking over the company. in 1977, he married his first wife ivana. trump became a new york times best all author with hi

and lucy hayes is one of those. so a civil war was declared when ruthserford hayes in ohio was 40 years old. he and lucy already have children. and they decided as a couple that he should fight, despite the fact they had children at home because they believed so much in the cause of the union. so he went to war and he was in pitch battle and was seriously wounded five times. in fact, almost lost his arm in one of those circumstances. and as the story with martha washington, it was common for the wives to go out to the battlefield to support the husbands and provide morale for important generals so that they would have that family connection. and lucy spent a great deal of time, even in the civil war, at great personal risk. and one of her children was born just before she went to encampment, and the child, the infant died at the encampment and they had to bundle up the child's body and send it back with a soldier to ohio for burial. she just had to keep going on. now the interesting thing is lucy hayes' brother was

iain and lucy, back over to you. >> my goodness. i was driving home last night saw a couple of septa workers. hey, what about the regional suburban and fran tear bus lines? they said those are still going for a couple of weeks. there's a lot of people confused out there. >> absolutely. still no deal and let's join shawnette wilson covering this now. she's in tioga nicetown where picketers are gathering right now. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, certainly still no deal. but a new move by picketers we just heard bob kelly mention officials telling us that picketers started this morning blocking access to the property where some of these regional rail trains are being kept preventing workers from reporting to work. behind me they tell me it happened here at the midvale bus facility and in nicetown tioga. picketers just left about 30 minutes ago. the move forced septa to canceled significant number of trains during the evening rush hour. regional rails of course what many commuters were forced to turn to this morning for transportation as

. >> 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 the incident, about all that was known young was an off duty 15th district officer had fired his personal handgun during a dispute inside his home. and that a fam

from paris, lucy williamson reports. lucy: some leaders talk about unity, also aware that divisions have grown over jobs, immigration, security the role of islam. its least popular postwar president, frances heading for change. the center right opposition party is about to choose the candidate they hope will beat pen to right leader le the presidency next year. one man has already campaigned butnst her and her father, nicolas sarkozy's has always -- in a bid to woo voters he has proposed banning the muslim veil and locking up terror suspects without trial. critics say he is sailing too close to marie le pen. >> that's what journalists say. it is not what the people think. we have nothing in common. has beenne who criticized most by the far right. i've refused to have a deal with them. so it does not match reality. if madame le pen says she prefers nice weather terrain, i share that value. lucy: donald trump success as a reminder that mr. sarkozy may be bringing the right win g mood better than his opponents. but this pri

. >> 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

lucy? >> all right, thank you much, chris. we're monitoring the breaking details on air online at fox 29.com. if the strike continues no a fourth day you know the bob kelly will help you wade through the mess starting top at 4:00 on "good day philadelphia". >>> a 22-year-old man is in the hospital tonight police say someone shot him in the city's logan section just before 9:00. the 4500 block of north gratz street the scene. gunman hit him five times. he's at einstein hospital in critical condition but he is stable. no arrests yet. >>> you decide 2016, and philadelphia's transit strike is become major talking point in the upcoming presidential election. the clinton campaign has long said it needs a huge voter turnout on tuesday. it has begged its supporters to not become complacent which makes the septa strike worriso worrisome. some pundants say that may be why hillary clinton has decided philly is going to be the place for her last major rally. this coming monday the democratic nominee's husband and daughter will join her al

. >> 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 and lucy? >> dawn, thanks. >>> for some kids it was all tricks when they went through their halloween candy watch they found inside some of the chocolate that could have done serious damage. >> a tractor trailer carrying horses bound for slaughter crashed on a highway from that tragedy came new hope right here in pennsylvania. how you can help surviving horses from what would have been a dark fate even before the crash. >>> and for years mouse trap has been used for one thing, killing mice. now some bright high school students are finding new ways to use this simple device. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 cash 4 lifes ♪3 pick 3s ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million snow bank. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> heavy police presence around philade

lucy? >> all right, thank you much, jeff. some protests erupted throughout the country right afterward trump's victory hit the air waves this is what it look like in oakland california. demonstrators you can see what happened right there. they sent set the fires in middle of city streets and trying to block free ways while throwing things at passing cars. one those injured a person. >> a lot of people woke up this morning shocked at the results of the election. one of donald trump's biggest and most surprising wins was our own state of pennsylvania. state which typically goes blue went to the republicans. >> put them over the top. he won the presidency through the keystone state. first time republican nominee captured pennsylvania since 1988. our bruce gordon joins us live from center city to talk about the urban rule divide that marked the trump victory in pennsylvania. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, what divide it was. hillary clinton defeated donald trump by 600,000 votes in philadelphia and

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lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, shawnette. >>> philadelphia police think the sound of alarm scared off would be burglar. police are looking for that guy right there caught by surveillance camera rah. they tried to get in a home in east germantown along the 2100 block of north 21st street. they say he forced open a window which set off the alarm and that sent him running. >>> police have new answers tonight in the mysterious death of a man last week in holmesbu holmesburg. police say someone shot and killed wine jones last thursday. medic found the 40-year-old at 8,000 block of frankford avenue. they tried to revive him but they couldn't. the medical examiner found that someone had shot him in the shoulder and there's definitely some foul play at work here. nearby surveillance video shows three people drag the victim out of a building then leaving him on the sidewalk. police say the motive was an argument and so far there have been no arrests. >> a local police officer is about to g

lucy? >> thank you very much, joyce, meanwhile, here until, protesters continue to hit the streets against president-elect trump. one big group met at city hall and marched to independence hall >> brad sattin is live in center city. organizers say this is a protest for solidarity? >> reporter: certainly unity, this along the parkway was their last route just a short time ago they passed. police telling us through the day everything was peaceful. they came from the city and the suburbs, they came from pennsylvania, they came from new jersey. saying these are not rallies against the democratic process but against the person. five days since the election and the scenes become quite familiar with no signs of letting up. sunday brought two center city rallies against president-elect trump, a small nighttime demonstration of about 70 protesters marching along the ben franklin parkway. proceeded by an afternoon rally that started at city hall, hundreds stopping traffic along market street, headed