if he wins and pennsylvania and anything else, basically-- pennsylvania, wisconsin, or pennsylvania and michigan, pennsylvania and iowa, that would him to 270. yeah, i. >> if he wins wisconsin, and arizona behaves as it is supposed to, then it's at the end of his fintertips. he can do it with michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, maine, so it's-- his path-- those six paths that kellyanne conway was talking about earlier tonight, he has six paths. >> he already has gotten iowa. i miscalled that. >> pelley: what would hillary clinton have to do to win at this point? >> she would have to have her big population centers come in, in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and then if she loses wisconsin, she'd have to win michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire, and maine to hold him off. >> pelley: she would nearly need to sweep the table. >> yeah. >> pelley: but she has a shot. >> that's true. >> well, to the extent-- >> 61 away. she only needs 61. so-- >> and her shot is the urban vote coming in, and she does better than expected. >> yes. at the moment it looks like it's not-- i mean, it looks

we have always heard road to the white housings through pennsylvania. it is a battle ground state. it always has been. the it is certainly shaping up ton tonight. donald trump has been courting voters all throughout the state. lets look at video from one of his last stops last night in scranton, pennsylvania, hundreds of people attended a rally there, he has fired up his base, all throughout this campaign, all throughout the state of of pennsylvania, and touting himself as the outsider in all of this, not the career politician and someone who can bring about real change in washington. just to show you gravity of how much time donald trump and his campaign has spent in the state of pennsylvania, we understand, reportedly that is has made nearly 30 stops in pennsylvania, over the course of the last 17 months or so, over the course of his campaign, of course, last stop again, being there in scranton, pennsylvania last night. so he is hoping to turn the traditional blue state of of pennsylvania, red, and he will have to do that ultimately if he wants to win this election. so we will st

favored to win pennsylvania. that was going to be her best battle ground state. i'm just hearing that they just calderon johnson as the winner of that senate race out in wisconsin. >> juliana goldman has been covering those races for us. >> with ron johnson holding on to this senate seat in the race against former democratic senator russ feingold is that this win has essentially cut off democrat's path to an outright majority in the senate. the democrats have only had one pick up so far because republicans have held on to indiana, florida, north carolina and wisconsin. so at this point the best the democrats can do is get to 50 seats and then to get control of the senate, they need hillary clinton to win because remember under that scenario, then as vice president tim kaine would be the tie breaking 51st vote. so again the big news here out of the win for senator ron johnson is that essentially caught off democrat's path to an outside majority in the senate and you've got that combined to our own projection that

pennsylvania also playing a crucial role in the u.s. senate balance of power. >> voters are deciding the outcome of the battle that polls say is too close to call. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in wayne where one of the candidates will cast their ballot this morning. good morning, frank. >> reporter: well, good morning, rahel and jim. that's right, katie mcginty expected to cast her vote here today, and as the democratic challenger she has never held election office, but she is in a very tight race with republican incumbent pat tomorrow too many. tonight we will find out who will come out on top of what is regarded as the most expensive senate campaign ever. as democratic challenger katie mcginty seeks town seat pat toomey. >> this election is more in your hands than it is in mine. >> we know that we have to win. we have to. mcginty mcginty has some big names backing her. and allied so crucial to her campaign, critics question her ability to make independent decision, clinton becomes president. >> my only test is going to be

here's a look at tally trump scoring a razor thin win in the keystone state, first time pennsylvania has gone red since 1988. our campaign 2016 coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao getting voter reaction live in ardmore, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning. it is safe to say there is strong reaction from both side this morning, we started out in south philadelphia where we ran into quite a few upset hillary clinton supporters. we have moved to the suburbs where donald trump has enjoyed more support. look at the video no doubt this will be talker at water cooler this morning. folks here in the delaware valley waking up to news of the the new president-elect in donald trump. overnight voters were glued to their tell rigs set as results rolled in. pennsylvania was one of the last winning states called, cbs news projecting a win for trump in the keystone state a couple hours ago now n his victory speech, trump vowed to reunite herc but it is clear he has a way to go. >> it is just going to take a lot. i just feel like it is just not okay

in pennsylvania be, the u.s. house district won between robert brady and deborah williams with -- bob brady 82% of the vote, deborah williams 18% of the vote. >>> also looking at the u.s. house district two race here in pennsylvania, we can tell you that democrat dwight evans has 94% of the vote. that's compared to republican challenger james jones with 6%, based on 30% of precincts reporting. >> we have a long way to go. glad you're with us, cbs news >> i want to ask a question of senator cruz also running for president. >> -- cannot hear either one of you when you speak over each other. >> pelley: election night on cbs. it is still wrestlemania tonight as we have been unable to project any of the 13 battleground states that will decide this election. let's go to our map that shows where the election stands right now. we have our -- there's the map that knows you right where things are at this very moment. red states are trump, blue states are those states we have projected for hillary clinton. the states in whi

the first time pennsylvania has voted red, republican, since 88. what cord did he strike with voters. >> it was a populous message but he went to the workers and talked about, you think about steel jobs and pennsylvania, decimated. coal jobs. he went directly to the voters and said i will make fair trade deals. that struck a cord with them. he said i will go after people who are taking your jobs. that struck a big cord. trump ran apap lust message not a conservative message. played right to the heart of the rust belt which why is he won pennsylvania, ohio, probably will win michigan and wisconsin. it was a victory for donald trump. >> we heard him say he wants to soon file america and he needs to unify voters and he needs to speak to his republican lawmakers and his collogues now because he will need them. >> that is right, rahel, he does. one of the first things he has to do is get a new supreme court justice. i think morerick garland is out. trump will need help in the u.s. senate to get that person through. this is an opportunity for donald trum

thousand pennsylvania was one of the last swing states called, cbs news projecting a win for trump in the keystone state a couple hours ago and in his victory speech overnight trump vowed to reunite america but it is clear he has away to go. >> it takes a lot for the whole united states. i just feel like it is just not okay, especially for like the lb gt community. >> my thoughts on the election are actually really shocking. i didn't think that pennsylvania, i thought we were going to pull through as a whole with, you know, democratic vote. >> i was kind of hoping would it go the other way but, i don't know, you never know, at this point, we're so close and so divided right now, i really thought it would go the other way now. >> and in response to a trump presidency on twitter, elaine writes excited and hopeful. time to clean up d.c. and get america moving in the right direction again. chris tweets i'm excited to have change this d.c., i just hope he does what he says. of course we want to hear from you, tweet us your comments and end us your comments on facebook you could see them ri

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one every his five rallies was in scranton, pennsylvania. trump needs to turn blue states red in order to win the electoral vote needed to lands him in the white house. he, too, campaigned until the very last minute, holding a rally in michigan. he's vowing to beat a corrupt system and thinks the chances are pretty good in pa. >> they say we're tide in pennsylvania. i don't think so. i don't think so. i think we're going to blow them out tomorrow in a lot of different ways. >> now, both candidates are going to watch the result roll in from new york city. but there is a long day of voting ahead. again, polls here in new jersey open at 6:00. then in pennsylvania and delaware hold their open at 7:00. and then all of the polls come to a close at 8:00. we will be watching it all, but for now, live in west depford, new jersey, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> thanks, jan. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" and cbs news will have you covered this election night, expanded live coverage again on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. we w

i know we still got a few hours before polls close in pennsylvania. how are you feeling about pennsylvania tonight. >> we have been riding a big surge of momentum in these closing days and there is no state in the country that is more important then pennsylvania. philadelphia today we had largest crowd of our whole campaign last night as you mentioned and today we're seeing surging turnout in the key part of philadelphia where we need to have a successful result tonight. we think it could potentially smash 2012 hashing where 70 percent of register voters participate we could than on pace to exceed that today. >> what do you think this driving those numbers. >> i think that the secretary has really closed this campaign in a positive uplifting message about how she wants to be president for everybody, not the just those who vote for her in fact tonight in addition to the symbolism that we have here at glass ceiling and structure where we are holding tonight's victory party. we have stage shape of the you had map. she wants to be a president for everyone

an 8:00 o'clock eastern closing in places like pennsylvania. those are states that hillary clinton all about has to win. if you see the states tight and competitive they can't be projected early that could be the sign of a good night for donald trump. if hillary clinton hangs on she will do so with the help of hispanic voters and the help ofó college, college degrees. that's a big part of her collision so far. iÑi think you will see a large gender gap. if you don't see that given donald trump's strength with men, that could be a very good sign for him. >> dickerson: okay,Ñi anthony. see you tuesday night. >> thank you, john. dickerson: we will be back in a moment. Ñi >> dickerson: be sure to join us tuesday for our extended cbs news election coverage. starting at 7:00 eastern. our entire team will be there. all night long to get you and the rest of -- to get you the latest results and tell what you it all means. i will start writing an election blog today at facethenation.com. the blog updates through tuesday night and we will tweet it from

as goes pennsylvania will go presidency. our state last night literally put donald trump overtop to give him the white house. the first time pennsylvania has gone red since 1988. a huge win for donald trump out of pennsylvania. so we mattered. we mattered in a big, big way yesterday without question but everybody got it wrong except for me. >> everybody got it wrong. >> actually governor rendell talk about the hidden trump vote. it was a the lot of hidden trump vote a lot more then we thought. >> i had mentioned yesterday after the show we were talking and i said i'm not so sure all these polls are right. i thought it was, trump had a chance. how do polls and pundits get it so wrong. >> very wise person. look, they did see the fact that this hidden trump vote was so real and mood of the country very similar to brexit. you hear about that in the the next few days in the analysis. something else too when they are doing their polling, data and relying they refused to see these massive crowd donald trump was getting was translat

governor pence made his last solo stop in pennsylvania. the governor rallied with supporters in erie and said the republican ticket is just one day from victory. he also made stops in minnesota and michigan. >> we know the candidates hit the campaign trail hard but as we saw tonight, celebrities are also making their voices heard. from katy perry for clinton to ted nugent for trump, do celebrity endorsements from an impact. nicole brewer goes straight to voters coming up in about 6 minutes. cbs3 will have you covered this election night expanded live kompleg begins on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. and we will be bringing you local updates on local races throughout the night and join us for an expanded edition of eye anytime necessary news at 10:00 p.m. >> the news team is covering all the races. i'll be covering the presidential race in new york city with my colleague natasha brown. we also have reporters on the big races in new jersey, delaware. >>> after 6 long days, the septa strike is finally over and service will be back in full swing tom

dog, and rushed the dog to the pennsylvania spca hospital. she was able to stand. they are feeding her now. and through this incredible ordeal, she is still wagging her tail and she's just doing really well, considering the circumstances, they got her in a sweater. they are keeping her warm. they are doing all of the things that they need to do. >> just to show you how resilient dogs can be. >> and also how cruel some people can be and how helpful others can be. >> right. >> couple other things i want to point out that the pennsylvania spca 100 percent donor funded. all of the work of the humane officers and hospital staff that comes from you, and thank you for your generosity. if you have got ways that you would like to give, you can find that on the pennsylvania spca's web site pspca.org. because, there are ways to help. we need, money, we also have great lead, great leads on this one, so we will not get there now, we don't want to jeopardize the investigation which pennsylvania spca also does which is very costly. hepp there i the eventual

he is expect to deliver a pennsylvania victory for clinton. exactly the opposite happened. >> i think it is a red state today but that doesn't mean it will stay a red state. >> reporter: down balance odd from the presidency pat toomey took his second term in the u.s. senate. his race against katie mcginty most expensive senate race in american history. quotes from rendell praising toomey in the past made it the in the republican senator's pitch to the public. rendell wishes toomey and trump the best. >> i'm an american first, democrat second. i think what hillary said this morning is right, we all have to give him an opportunity. >> reporter: if hillary clinton went to the white house as forty-fifth president, ed rendell said mayor jim kenney in philadelphia would have had easy access pipeline to the white house. that will the not be the case right now. former mayor ed rendell suggested that mayor jim kenney, actually buddy up a little bit with senator pat tomb toy get things done here in philadelphia reporting live, from center city, david sp

and into central pennsylvania. now you can see rain has intensified just in the past hour or so in our region as well, the yellow shading there showing where heaviest downpours are right along 422 there, traffic in the great on a normal day expect major slow downs there tonight. this is extending right through chester county, uwchlan township, 202, up toward norristown and heading for the city. we are not out of the woods for at least next several hours as cold front associated with this system finally starts to move on through. take a look what to expect, future weather is showing some rain and then look the at thunderstorms developing after 8:00 o'clock this line of storms will role rethrough, heavy downpours and also risk of strong, gusty wind, could be strong enough to cause power outage is a cross the area coming up we will go through rest of the the night and tell you when these storms clear out and what to expect for start of the december, for now, back to you. >>> effort to get a recount of the presidential

the candidates are focuses on must win pennsylvania. donald trump rallied supporters in hershey tonight. according to the latest polls, republican nominee is gaining on rival hillary clinton. trump made his closing argument to supporters and undecided voters. >> i'm asking you to dream big, because with your vote and can you believe this? we're just four days away. you will get the change you've been waiting for for your entire lifetime. >> trump will campaign in the battleground straights of florida, nevada colorado and north carolina. >>> meantime hillary clinton campaigned in pennsylvania joined by out spoken mark cue ban in pittsburgh. the democrat nominee stayed on the attack against her republican rival, she argued trump temperament disqualifies him for the job, and tonight in michigan, clinton made her closing arguments to supporters. and undecided voters. >> when your children or grandchildren ask what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i want you to be able to say i voted for a better, stronger, fairer america. >

hillary clinton makes her final case to the voters of pennsylvania. and donald trump making his final blitz before the voters head to polls. in just 24 hours we could know who will be the president of the united states. >>> i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. tens of thousands of people gathered on independence mall tonight. they rallied on behalf of hillary clinton and we have live team 3 coverage. we begin with natasha brown. she has more on this election eve. >> reporter: good evening to you both. a star-studded show of support here along independent mall from entertainers to political power houses all trying to get out the vote on the eve of this very important election. a sea of supporters more than 30,000 turned out in the shadows of independence hall. new jersey's own jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen entertained the crowd while interjecting their support for hillary clinton. in the final hours leading up to the election hillary clinton brought political heavy hitters in a show of solidarity. she was joined by her husband, her daughter,

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but, across the river in pennsylvania much tighter race. both candidates spent a lot of time in pa yesterday, and a number of swing states trying to get out the vote until the very last minute. take a look at the video here, in a midnight rally, lady gaga and jon bon jovi joined hillary clinton in raleigh, north carolina, polls show clinton tied with trump in that state. and then earlier in the night, clinton brought the star power right here to philadelphia. bruce springsteen, bill clinton, president obama, and the first lady, all joined her on stage outside of independence hall. clinton spent the day pushing her message, one final time. >> i'm here to ask you to vote for yourselves. vote for your families. vote for your futures. vote on the issues that matter to you because they are on the ballot, not just my name, and my oponent's name. >> her republican rival, donald trump, also spent his day criss-crossing the country, courting undecided voters in battleground states. he spent through five rallies making stops in florida, michigan, new

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he's currently leading in the battleground state of pennsylvania. but he spoke tonight in nevada where trump is leading >> what would it be like to have that person in the most powerful office in the world oh. >> reporter: wikileaks released e-mails releasing a senior justice department official gave clinton's campaign chairman a heads up about developments relating to the clinton e-mail investigation. trump met with voters in florida today where the race is virtualy tied >> if hillary clinton were to be elected it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump team is making a strong push for pennsylvania with milania giving her first campaign speech since the convention on thursday in berwyn chester county. he'll highlight a more personalize side of her husband >> she's too afraid to show her face >> los angeles base attorney lisa bloom plans to call trump personal side into question. she was ready to introduce a woman who claimed trumped raped her at 13. the woman backed out at the last minute >> she's rece

donald trump meantime also returns to the battleground state of pennsylvania today. he'll stump that scranton. both candidates in the homestretch of campaign 16. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown. our special edition of "eyewitness news" continues at this hour, the presidential candidates are finishing an all-out blitz throughout the battleground states. weij weijia yang reports from philadelphia. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign aids huddled on her plane reading the letter fbi director james comey sent on sunday. he doubled down on his july decision not to prosecute her for using a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >> we're glad this matter is revolved >> the estranged husband of clinton's top aid huma abedin. the documents were mostly dubai re duplicates. clinton avoided the corrupts on the campaign trail. >> it is a choice between division or unit, between strong steady leadership or a loose cannon >> some damage may be done since the latest round of clinton's e-mails was released. donald trump has tightened the gap in the national polls >>

cbs-3 is a proud partner of the pennsylvania spca. stephanie stahl even with her broke inning ankle came to my event and carol's event. >> great supporter. >> she was all over the place, indeed. remember the college we told you about this week, who had the kit kat bar stole friend his car? >> has plenty of replacement bars now, after hunter told the story of the kit kat caper on twitter, the company that makes kit cats gave him 6500 kit kat bars. 6500, jim. he's now the coolest kat on the state campus, cutting into his study time but he's taking it. >> love it. turned out to be really cool. >> i'll focus more on school and little lesson candy from now on. >> so he says, at leastment hunter said it has been full-time job giving away all of the kit kat bars. look at him. >> oh, i will ' start taping $100,000 bars to my car and see what that company does. >> right? here is hope in that. you and me both, share. >> exactly. all good, all around. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", why top ranking college song of soccer t

one other state is pennsylvania. that's a state he can take away from those traditionally democratic states. >> pelley: in terms of the arithmetic, trump has a much taller hill to climb. >> reporter: he does. he has to win twice as many as she. >> pelley: our election night coverage will begin right here 6:30 eastern time tomorrow with a special edition of the "cbs evening news," and we'll then continue all through the night. the f.b.i. shook up the race again yesterday when it cleared clinton for a second time in the investigation into whether she received classified information on her private, unsecured computer server. f.b.i. director james comey told congress that thousands of newly discovered e-mails did not contain anything that would change his opinion that what clinton did was, in his words, extremely careless but not criminal. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: f.b.i. agents used a specially designed computer program to scan and sort the hundreds of thousands of e-mails found on a laptop used by clinton aide h

president amount campaign swings through pennsylvania again today. donald trump heads to hershey, hillary clinton will be in pittsburgh. and that's your three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> looks pretty good. it will be windy day, but sun will shine, you can still see residual clouds outside, up there monroe county, as the day progresses more sun than anything, don't expect too much more mover on the they thermometer. quiet day, meisha. >> looks good with the sunshine, live chopper three over outside right now, no sun, still dark out, there but very busy on the interstate 95 in the southbound direction, guys, give yourself at least a extra hour. >> thanks so much, meisha. ukee washington put on the head set, watched recent take of the dinner scene on the brooklyn set of the hit cbs show, blue blood. >> this is one of the favorite parts of the show, for many fans, and as ukee found out, the actors are quite fond of it, too. >> the best part about the family dinner scene, it is the one scene that we're actually altogether. so, we get t

he will rally supporters in hershey, pennsylvania later tonight. trump is hoping rural and conservative voters can get him across the finish line. today he promised to focus on the inner city. >> and i say to the african-american community, i say to the hispanic community, and i've said it, what the hell do you have to lose? i mean, what do you have to lose? we're going to make our inner cities wonderful places. good education, and jobs. >> trump also told those gathered he will help veterans if-ee elected as president. >> get ready to turn back the clocks. that's right, the sun will be setting a little earlier come monday. >> meteorologist, lauren casey tells us how it all started and the way it can affect you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> at 2:00 a.m. sunday we'll set our clocks back one hour as daylight saving time comes to an end. today, dsc is observed in over 07 countries world-wide, and affect over 1 billion people every year. so how practice what wins stone churchill once advised one morning in the spring team, extra snooze one day in autumn come to be

what makes pennsylvania a little bit different, is -- i mean pennsylvania and michigan the coalition for hillary clinton would have to be african-americans, college suburban educated women. in michigan she won it by five points. college educated women. so that's not a huge amount for her. whereas in, in pennsylvania, she is up by 14 points. with college educated women. so -- that would -- she would have wanted a bigger margin with that group. by the way, giving her maine, continues allowing the possibility of the screen writers, 269-269 electoral college tie. since we just called maine for hillary clinton. >> the clinton team and watch party was assembled at the javits center in new york two miles from where the trump team was gathered. the clinton team choosing the place because the javits center has a glass ceiling. the clinton team wanting to make. >> symbolism there. >> to place cracks in the glass ceiling, that has the not occurred as of 2:00 in the morning on the east. so, the clinton campaign chairman john podesta left the hotel. here he is to address the crowd. let's listen.

. >> we win pennsylvania, hillary wins the election. we lose it, hillary loses the election. >> reporter: tonight was an attack trump session in philadelphia. the headliner vice president joe biden. >> i was a pretty good athlete. they tell me that you know this is locker room talk, what this guy is talking about. like hell it's locker room talk. anybody talk like that in our locker room gets their rear-end kicked. >> reporter: joined by nancy pelosi at a fund raiser. >> i am running against a man who says he doesn't understand why we can't use nuclear weapons. >> reporter: hillary clinton is facing back lash after the fbi director announced friday the bureau will release more e-mails. they were found on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner. donald trump spoke today in michigan. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. >> reporter: both campaigns are focusing heavily on pennsylvania over the next week. a state that national political

mike pence was in western pennsylvania tonight for a rally according to hillary clinton's website. her get out to vote event with katie perry saturday is the last campaign event in the state of pennsylvania before election night. of course, that could change. that's how things are now. we're talking one week from tonight until election night. reporting live, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> won'ting be long now. >>> an historic church in fishtown is saved. about two dozens nightmares showed up to a hearing of a zoning board of appeals which could ultimately decide the fate of historic saint lor rent anxious church. the archdiocese shut the church in 2014. a developer is appealing to the board to rezone to the church from single to multi-family living but plans to build 23 apartments inside >> there has to be another plan that can save this church that is not going to cram cesar dean like apartments. they're literally the size of my living room >> i'm hoping the zoning board looks at this as the only viable way to save the building because the archdiocese mismanagement and ho

that will decide the election, clinton leads in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, and virginia. but, other states vital to victory are now neck and neck. they include florida, north carolina, and colorado. trump has a lead in ohio. as the clock particulars down, candidates are taking nothing for granted. >> i'm asking you to dream big. >> you can make the difference. >> both will cover thousands of miles this weekend, in their final push for vote. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> need a ride to the polls? well, zip cars offering its members free access to more than 7,000 carson election night. the car sharing company says it wants to encourage people to cast their votes. the offer runs from six p.m. to 10:00 p.m., you can sign up on zipcar's website or its app. >>> we won't know until monday on whether a judge will order an end to the septa strike. the judge will hear additional testimony on monday, septa want to force employees back to work, saying the strike threatens public safety and the right to vote in tubing's election and the union is fighting it. >> job o

we will have reporters on all of the big races in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. cbs-3 is your station, for campaign 2016. >>> a new president isn't the only important decision voters will make when they helped to the polls tomorrow. new jersey voters will deciding whether casino should exist outside of atlantic city. for the first time since state legalized gambling 38 years ago people will vote on a plan to build two new casino, closer to new york city. supporters hope to grab gambling revenues loss to casinos in pennsylvania and new york. >>> our other top story tonight septa buses are running during the evening rush for the first time in six days. the transit agency and transport workers union have reached a tentative agreement, just in time for election day. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us now in center city with more on the gradual roll out of buses, subways and trolleys, joe. >> reporter: ukee, as expect, septa at this point is slow to get up to speed, rush hour is really a mess, we could have used those buses, trains, to move people tonight,

pennsylvania had voted democratic in six straight presidential elections. with philadelphia, the state's largest city, in the driver's seat. when jericka duncan was there at 3:00 this morning when the keystone state became the last domino to fall in hillary clinton's blue wall. ( cheers ) >> reporter: here at city diner, election night excitement turned to disbelief and cries of defeat. this clinton supporter was stunned. >> it's just, quite frankly, frightening. he is not a reflection of the country that i was raised in. >> reporter: democrat greg trainer said he wanted a primary do-over. >> none of this would have happened with bernie sanders. >> reporter: at andy's diner in ambler, 20 miles north of philadelphia, reality is just starting to set in for jerry axeler, and herp 45-year-old daughter, lauren cassyellow. >> i mean, i was shocked. i was watching it roll in and was kind of, like a bigger hole, you know, inside, just deep down. >> reporter: laurie wright says she was equally as hurt by trump's win. >> but i just can't believe the things that he ha

don't forget to set the clocks back an hour and get extra in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> we're back tomorrow 4:30.

florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. they have a total of 67 electoral votes and they are all up for grabs. mark strassmann begins our coverage in doral, florida, where our cbs news battleground tracker shows the race is dead even. >> reporter: good morning. this is the main miami-dade elections office which is also a polling station. the big story in florida, so far, is early voting. more than 6 million floridians, almost half of the state's total registered voters, have cast their ballots already. the wait last night at one polling center was an hour long and kept open two hours by court order to make sure everyone got the chance. one get out the vote effort here was called souls to the polls. voters attending african-american churches were bussed straight to their local polling station. florida's 29 electoral votes are tomorrow night's big tossup prize. most experts agree, if trump loses florida, it's almost impossible for him to win the white house. >> thanks, mark. >>> jericka duncan is in pennsylvania where the lat

senate, pennsylvania, and local races in the tri-state. watch us tomorrow night on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> now the question is will the weather cooperate for tonight's clinton rally at independence mall and for voters tomorrow. >> that's right, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck, first look at what we can expect, katie, looks like weather won't be excuse tomorrow to vote. >> definitely not. you said it. hit the nailon the head for sure guys. absolutely beautiful afternoon unfolding, nothing but bright sunshine outside right now. as long as you have a jacket it is very comfortable to be out here. and that sun will last us the rest of the dayment temperatures are base which they should be, little cooler than we fear the second half of the weekends. what's going on first, quick view of storm scan, which remains nice and empty at this hour, looking at some of the area temperatures, currently into the low and mid 50's, portions of i95, little cooler getting up toward trenton, 49 at he will town, and temperatures into the low

pennsylvania went to trump, but new jersey and delaware went in the clinton column. our jan carabeo live at the art museum some voter reaction on this day after the historic election. jan? >> reporter: well, jim, reaction from both sides of this, of these parties, are really weighing in today. and they are a little bit concerned. but some say they're optimistic. for the first time in a long time. >> that is your opinion. you're entitled to your opinion. >> right. >> here at the dining car in upper home berg for bite to eat, and a bit of politics. today breakfast,. >> shocked me. >> his friends, though, aren't surprised in the least. that donald trump is now president-elect. >> in my heart of hearts i knew that he was going to be the best man for the job and i still think that today. that's yes got my vote and everyone in my family. >> just excited looking forward to it, trump is our president. >> voters like dennis and joe helped turn pennsylvania red for trump for the if i time since george h.w. bush in 1988. after this bitter election cycle, trump now says he wants

if she can win north carolina and pennsylvania, that puts her over the top. what is the struggle, though, in north carolina? black voters, right? >> right. west african-american voters and those college-educated voters in the research triangle in the middle of the state. so to anthony's point, she needs to jack up turnout with african-americans and depressed turnout for donald trump or win herself among the white college-educateded voters have been a part of the coalition but donald trump has been having trouble with. she wants to run that up to get her vote. >> her pitch is very anti--trump and very negative, despite the fact we saw in the numbers, there is great she needs to remind the voters of the bad things of donald trump. when donald trump is using the teleprompter and not getting involved in a fight with a gold star family or a former miss universe, that republicans start to come home and start come back into his column. republicans who found him and think he is too risky to be president. what the clinton team is trying to do is keep the most risk yy

pulled from another shelter in pennsylvania, super friendly. she loves to be picked up, held in your arms. she's purring. a great cat. and speaking of toto, here we have two of them here. we have cc and mini, they are two a durable, two month-old female grade kittens that came from the pennsylvania spca from another shelter. they are very friendly. they love to be cuddled, and they are just cute, playful. here's a dog, i want everybody to take a look at. this is magnum. his owner just died. and this poor doggies now in the shelter and is one of my many reminders, make sure you know if something happens to you that someone will take your dog. spca is taking this dog, pennsylvania spca, 350 erie avenue but this baby is used to being in a home. he is sweet as can be. he needs to find his family. you know, i just adopted a dog, two weeks ago, marvin, on the show. i'm really into what happens when you first adopt a dog here from a shelter. i will tell you what he has brought such joy to my life. it is unbelievable. this dog ready to go. you might co

. >> pennsylvania state police raided the offices of field works in philadelphia today. the washington dc based group is a liberal leaning grass roots get out the vote group. according to a warrant obtained by "eyewitness news", authorities were looking in part for any templets, either physical or electronic, utilized for fraudulent voter registration forms. earlier this week, officials raided the field work office. >> commuters facing another difficult trip home tonight as the septa strike wages on, despite the threat of legal action. they were long lines at suburban station as riders wait today board regional rail trains. those are still in service. rush hour over the past four days has meant delays, and gridlock center city streets. commuters we spoke to tonight say they are fearful some resolution will come soon. >> i'm hoping that they come to an agreement. so that i can get on the 37 bus, and go to the airport, do my job. >> without all of this nonsense, going around, all around town, just to get to one place that i can get to in a half hour. >> septa is taking leg

i'm frank lobiondo pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> the flyers on a road again last night, the second of

pennsylvania is among the most important races ape also the senate race. the on the sun day before election day we want to take time to go deeper away from the headlines to talk about the issues. joining us is democratic strategies jonathan saidel and republican analyst allison young. jonathan, allison, good morning. >> good morning. >> first jonathan you and i were talking about this according to some reports 15 percent of the hearn public still undecided. real quickly your thoughts on that. >> i don't know whether it is 15 percent. some people don't respond to polling but i can understand, it, it is a major decision in their lives and something they should take seriously. hopefully they will, vote for hillary clinton. >> i think it is higher then that. it is closer to 20 percent, still in motion and both candidates are spending so much time here in pennsylvania and in the south east trying to sway those voters undecided. that is odd. it is an exciting part of this election. so much is still this ocean. >> so a lot of people out there that are still decid

mike pence was in western pennsylvania tonight for a rally according to hillary clinton's website. her get out to vote event with katie perry saturday is the last campaign event in the state of pennsylvania before election night. of course that could change. that's how things are now. we're talking one week from tonight until election night. reporting live david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> won'ting be long now. >>> an historic church in fishtown is saved. about two dozens nightmares showed up to a hearing of a zoning board of appeals which could ultimately decide the fate of historic saint lor rent anxious church. the archdiocese shut the church in 2014. a developer is appealing to the board to rezone to the church from single to multi-family living but plans to build 23 apartments inside >> there has to be another plan that can save this church that is not going to cram cesar dean like apartments. they're literally the size of my living room >> i'm hoping the zoning board looks at this as the only viable way to save the building because the archdiocese mismanagement and hope

president-elect trump edged hillary clinton out in pennsylvania by 71,000 votes. our david spunt is working on the story and will have more on the recount effort at 5:30. >>> authorities in wilmington are investigating shooting of a five-year old boy, he got on the school bus, he was waiting for and then realized he was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in wilmington with more on this, anita. >> reporter: well, jessica a spokesmen for the school bus company tells me that all of the students got on the bus and then shortly after notified the driver when they realized that one of them had been shot. that is when paramedics were able to treat the 15 year-old boy who is now recovering at the hospital from multiple gunshot wounds. >> it is sad, it the is disgusting. you know, holidays, it is will holiday season. >> reporter: just before 7:00 neighbors near 2700 block of north van buren street woke up to gunfire. >> gun shots, little pop, pop, pop, pop. >> my husband was in his truck. he said get behind the car, get behind the car. i was frozen. >> repor

>> start with pennsylvania where she is leading in the polls. if she can hang on to that, then she just needs to win north carolina to go over the 270 that she would need. that adds up to an easier electoral college path for hillary clinton. >> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the final days before the election with cbs news political director john dickerson. >>> a bond hearing is scheduled today for a man suspected of kidnapping and holding a south carolina woman inside a storage container for two months. the woman with and her boyfriend were reported missing in late august. kala brown was found yesterday about 80 miles northwest of the state capital columbia. a sex offender todd kohlhepp is arrested. >> it's pretty horrible down there. we had deputies to do the search and heard this lady banging on a container and for all of our officers to open the container up and see her chained like a dog, i mean, that is incredible. >> brown told police there are other victims buried on the property. they are investigating. >>> a man ri

pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> pelley: elaine quijano of our streaming news service cbsn is following the election through social media and the voters who use it most, millennials. elaine? >> reporter: scott, millennials now make up 41% of eligible voters. that's almost as many baby boomers as there are in this country. for those under 30, more than one third say social media has been their most helpful source during the campaign season. so on election night, this is where we will be tracking what the voters and the candidates are saying throughout the evening. we'll be sharing tweet

well pennsylvania also playing a pivotal role in u.s. senate race, katie mcginty is taking on i incumbent republican pat toomey. "eyewitness news" cameras caught up with mcginty as she cast her ballot this morning in tredyffrin chester county, latest pole show mcginty and toomey neck and nick in the race. toomey campaign says the senator will cast his vote in zionsville, lehigh county, after head to election events. >> department of homelands security keeping close eye on any possible on line threats that could disturb the election day process. us officials have publicly accused russia of trying to interfere with the race, in the release of emails and the breach of voter data bases in two states, michael hayden former director of the nsa, says russian president, vladmeere putin, trying to create distrust. >> definitely trying to affect the political process, i think he's just happy enough to do what i said, just to be messing with our heads. >> and authorities say that the total vote numbers tonight should be safe against cyber attacks,

senate in pennsylvania. as well as local races throughout the tri-state area. stay with us for complete campaign coverage tuesday night on air and online cbsphilly.com. >>> a major courtroom show down is expected they're asking a judge to end the ongoing septa strike. on tuesday, the strike could suppress voter turn-out in philadelphia. that is what septa and other officials are claiming. eyewitness reporter joe holden is monitoring the negotiations at the sheridan in center city. had a there been any progress >> i can believe i can answer that question with a yes. members union just emerged only cbs3 was there as they were boarding a elevator i've asked them pertinent questions. >> any word tonight on that progress >> real close. >> what do you think it's going to take >> real close. >> the wording so it's all coming down to wording >> yes. >> reporter: there's your headline, they're real close. now, it was friday when both sides took this battle before a judge trying to end the strike. the judge found there was no emergency reason to halt it. the union walked