a long time walk participant and worked for walt man whitman whitman walker's educator. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> 30 years. that is a lot to celebrate and the fight against hiv back then, of course, was brand new. the challenges were preventing new infections. the transmission, keeping people alive. fighting the stigma, fighting discrimination. what would you both say is the biggest challenge now, randy. >> i think the biggest challenge sometimes we talk about the community has this idea that hiv is something that is finished. a chronic illness, nobody needs to worry. people are getting infected every day. they're unaware that they are infected and not getting the treatment they need so we're not preventing further transmission. it is further education, getting people on board with being treated appropriately and adherence to treatment. >> would you say that knowing is also a big challenge? >> people are extremely afraid to find out. i work as a health educator. what my role primarily is to go out into communities where we test and give education about h

whitman is speaking out to the investigative unit. he says the wells fargo complaint ended up on his desk. >> i wasn't given an opportunity to do an investigation. >> whitman says no one in osha investigated the case. he says the agency held the complaint for six months and only assigned it to him to close it. then she filed a federal lawsuit. >> they assigned it to me only for the purpose of dismissing the complaint. >> according to osha policy, the agency isn't required to pursue cases after whistle blowers head to court. osha should have pen -- before she filed her lawsuit. in his report, whitman noted that he declined to provide a defense. that should have been an automatic win for ga troen. and a win he says would have required osha to provide details to banking regulators for them to take action. >> that didn't happen because they didn't conduct an investigation. >> they declined to comment about learning about their sales practices. the consumer financial pro decks bureau was formed in 2010 -- remember, she made the osha compla

. >> a multimillion dollar face lift only eyewitness news is given access high above on the walt whitman bridge. how much paint crews will use and why. >> first disturbing accusations against a church youth group leader. tonight authorities fear more victims may be out there. a bucks county man is accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls at his church. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happ

. >> a multimillion dollar face lift only eyewitness news is given access high above on the walt whitman bridge. how much paint crews will use and why. >> first disturbing accusations against a church youth group leader. tonight authorities fear more victims may be out there. a bucks county man is accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls at his church. >> eye with it niece news reporter david spunt is live in middle town township where residents are concerned and outraged tonight. david? >> reporter: these allegations are sickening. in just a moment you're going to hear from the senior pastor of the dhoich and tonight police wanted to make sure we got this report out as soon as possible. take a good look at him. 22-year-old former youth leader sexually assaulted or tried to sexually assault a 13 and 15-year-old girl inside the church. >> i'm in shock. i can't believe it. >> diane lives next door. she says she's known him since he was a little boy. >> just a great kid. never any problems or anything. i just can't believe i'm in total shock. >> authorities say the alleged incident happ

whitman: i certainly hope so. he is going to be my president now, and there's a lot that for the be done american people in general. he will not be able to do all he said he was going to do because it will not be within his control and you cannot stop progress, which has made us more inicient with fewer people manufacturing, for instance, but he can make a real difference, and i'm very hopeful. scarlet: christine todd whitman, former governor of new jersey, joining us around arizona. thank you. joe: coming up, we will look at one place where investors in the wake of last night's big surprise. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" moves in interest rates, that's on the fed, bets on inflation. pretty extraordinary day in the fixed income rates world. what happened? where do we stand? what are the expectations of investors? >> the interesting trend we have been seeing, really since the september fomc meeting, is a componente breakeven of treasury yields. interest rates have been going up because

he was pulled over on the walt whitman bridge. and the delaware port authority says after stopped for speeding they found marijuana and a gun in his car without a permit in new jersey. he was arrested arrested and gia summons for a dui, speeding and marijuana possession. but the serious charge is the prohibited weapon or device for hollow point bullets. he has been released from camden county jail. bye, bye, jeremy grant. traded for ilyasova and a conditional pick in 2020. okafor sat out tonight. embiid will sit out tomorrow. he looks great. and the first double-double, 18 points, 10 boards in 20 minutes. sixers led by as many as 18. put the sixers up four with under four. but embiid, back to back-to-back turnovers. and misses under six seconds. mcconnell had no -- but to foul. it was a flagrant. win on free-throws. and the poor sixers. still winless, lose in heartbreaking fashion on a heartbreaking foul. you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat t

he was pulled over on the walt whitman bridge. and the delaware port authority says after stopped for speeding they found marijuana and a gun in his car without a permit in new jersey. he was arrested arrested and gia summons for a dui, speeding and marijuana possession. but the serious charge is the prohibited weapon or device for hollow point bullets. he has been released from camden county jail. bye, bye, jeremy grant. traded for ilyasova and a conditional pick in 2020. okafor sat out tonight. embiid will sit out tomorrow. he looks great. and the first double-double, 18 points, 10 boards in 20 minutes. sixers led by as many as 18. put the sixers up four with under four. but embiid, back to back-to-back turnovers. and misses under six seconds. mcconnell had no -- but to foul. it was a flagrant. win on free-throws. and the poor sixers. still winless, lose in heartbreaking fashion on a heartbreaking foul. 103-101. more news after this. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family m

. >>> philadelphia eagles wide receiver, josh huff was stopped on the walt whitman bridge for alleged speeding and officials said he had a small amount of marijuana and a gun in his car. jeanette reyes is live at the delaware river port authority in camden. to we know anymore details and have the eagles issued a comment about this? >> reporter: jim, we have additional information in the last few minutes, i can tell that you josh huff's attorney says they will fight the gun and drug charges he is facing now, a couple of hours ago huff and his attorney walked out of the county courthouse after he post the $125,000 bail. here is what we know so far. the eagles wide receiver was pulled over on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge, the delaware port authority says he was speeding in a car with windows that are tinted darker than what is permitted and had marijuana in his possession. huff handed him the container and told him he had a gun in the driver side door pocket. gun charge is harder to fight. a smith and wes son with hollow point bullets that expand and cause more injuries

all of the money raised goes to whitman walker. explain to us what whitman walker does. >> we have about 3,000 people living with hiv in care. either in medical care or other services. we use the funds raised from this event to supplement the money we get from grants or from health insurance so we use a bunch of this money to engage people in care. which is something that's not often paid by either government or by health insurers. we do a lot of outreach in the community we go to people's homes to help them with care. and it's done to bring about 300 to 500 people in care, keep them on their medications and keep them virally suppressed. so it's a big body of work, and a body of work that goes on throughout the year. >> you mentioned 3,000, is that 3,000 in our area? and does the money stay here and the money does stay locally. the funds largely are used for our staff, for community outraech, for medical supplies. it's really done more than anything else, in this day and age to get people into treatment. so we have funds that come

walt whitman. his brother was in the army and his brother had crossed the river and been wounded in the battle of fredricksburg. he saw a casualty list which listed his brother as being wounded. he immediately headed down here to see what condition his brother was in and whether he could help him. he got a pass, came to the front. found his brother in pretty good condition. his brother was shot through the cheek but apparently wasn't that serious. he thought since i'm down here how many opportunities do you get to be at the front. he said i'll just stay and spend christmas with my brother and go back home. after a couple days gets boring sitting around in a tent and he decided let me look around. see a few other things. he wandered across the fields to see what a hospital was like. he was here for a few hours wandering from room to room talking to the soldiers who seemed to need it and writing letters for those who couldn't write for themselves. he held a great conversation with a prisoner and met

he was caught on the walt whitman bridge on the jersey side. huff was just named nfc special teams player of the week after eagles beat the vikings had a 9-yard td return. eagles released a statement basically saying they're aware of the situation and that they're gathering more information. from what we know, this is a first time huff has had any legal issues, any legal problems and the gun that he had in the car was not loaded. this is about the fifth off the field problem the eagles have to deal with over the past year. agholor was exonerated. lane johnson suspension. two nigel bradham cases and now this. expect the eagles to come down on this one really hard to send message. eagles wide receive court looking thin but the eagles decided not to make any moves during the trade deadline. they're staying packed. i don't think that was a good idea. but the eagles little gun shy on making deals. the sixers were not at all today. they traded jeremy grant to the oklahoma city thunder for player an conditional pick. he's one of those guys really got

>> whitman walker provides comprehensive health care to the d.c. region and beyond this is the 30th anniversary of our walk to end hiv this is an important milestone. we're able to reflect back and remember those we have lost along the way and to celebrate how far we've come. hiv is no longer a death sentence, we've made tremendous medical advances over the last in the d.c. area nearly 3% of people living in d.c. are hiv positive. so events like the walk are just so important to raise awareness. >> let's talk a little bit about the walk. how can people register? where is this going to be at and how do they get in on this to come and support? >> i'm actually an avid runner, it's a pretty great race. >> are you? >> yes. >> okay. the a 5k and walk takes place at freedom plaza. chip timed if you're a runner. walkers out there as well. you can register at walktoendhiv.org or register up to the event which is saturday november 12. and onsite registration starts at 7:00 a.m. the festivities start at 8:00 a.m. and we are going off at 9:00. >> so nobody is

we will want to take walt whitman bridge as your alternate. lets take a look at that, there you go walt whitman bridge mid span in, delays or problems on the walt whitman, good to go as your alternate for ben franklin today. if you are taking walt whitman to the shore it is a beautiful day. crisp but beautiful. further up, 42 freeway looks good no problems on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. we are move the traffic cam one more time to the schuylkill expressway, right here near 30th street right at vine street expressway. at eastbound cars are coming toward us or eastbound lanes are headlights coming towards you, no delays or problems on the the schuykill through philadelphia or suburbs. it is day six of the septa strike, no service on the market frankford el, broad street subway city bus, trolleys and trackless trolleys. the visit septa.org for more information. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel, back to you. >>> and here is more what you will see on "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> he know how

walt whitman says, "never yield or falter." and now you go, and have a nice talk with your professor. tell him what it is you can't get through that head of yours. it. that's why he's a professor. you tried it. (thoughtful music) as they do about you. but, all that does is just make my task harder. the deadline is tomorrow. and you haven't made any of the improvements that could have kept you here. - yea, it's so. - and i can see why. you give everything away, food, money, advice. look, walt whitman, thoreau, abraham lincoln, waldo emerson. and look here, these are all like my own children. these scholars. - yes, but hanno. - i see them come, i see them begin to scratch their brains. and the story of all of them is here, and here, and here. - hanno, i understand all that, but. - this one just got married. this one is in the state assembly. this one is a doctor, and they all sat here, in this room, in these walls. (touches wall) this woodwork. - hanno, this is, all well and good. but the facts of the case-- (door jingles) - [man

. >> matt whitman was in his room on a general floor where parents go for hours without -- parents go for -- patients go for hours without being checked. >> i heard you take your last breath. she was crying. everything was perfect. >> marty schmidt's wife was in her hospital room. breathing. >> so was bill neckerman. >> they found him. he was blue. and his heart eventually stopped and they did a cold blue. >> brain damage so severe his family made the painful decision to remove life support. >> this didn't have to happen. >> oh no. this was absolutely preventable. >> preventable because we found hospitals and doctors already patients to stop breathing. >> they refer to it as the tip of the iceberg. >> dr. robert is one of the most respected experts. >> this fix is available. it's available. it's out there. why isn't it being more widely embraced? >> you're right. >> he chaired the department at a major served on the fda's drug safety committee is president of the safety foundation. >> what we know about opioids is they can depress breathing. >> opioids are among the most powerful pain

bridge watch for that -- 0 miles per hour on the walt whitman bridge. watch for that. northbound between quaker tone and the lehigh valley a -- quakertown and the lehigh valley, a semi truck hit a sign board watch for that. an accident high street and route 130, a busy area. let's go outside live and check out 42 coming up from deptford and woodbury looking good no delays. >> thank you karen. >>> breaking right now -- actually we're going to start here, for a second straight night protesters filled the streets in anger over the presidential election. let's look at video out of portland oregon. demonstrators torched news kiosks and police called it a right. let's go to center city philadelphia, what we saw last night about five hundred protesters gathered outside the municipal services buildings multiracial feminist group called it a backlash against them and black lives matter. >> our country does not support the hatred that donald trump is spouting. >> reporter: the groups are promising more protests in days to come. >>> donald trump tweeted a response

the philadelphia eagles have just released wide receiver, josh huff following his arrest on the walt whitman bridge. more on that decision coming up. >> police arrested the second teenager wanted for a shooting on rittenhouse square. but the big story on "action news" is day three of the septa strike. septa accused the union of walking out of the negotiations. annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: we can tell you that words are being exchanged. but whether they are over the table we don't know right now. we can tell that you the words are being etch changed from the statements from septa and the union. it was last night that they said that talks broke down and septa said after days of optimistic discussions and both sides were optimist optimistics. but last night they released a statement blaming local union 354 for halting progress was made. saying they offered enhanced pension increase of 8% and health care cost per week $8 to $41 a week for a cadillac health care plan. and it was all through the five year contract. minutes ago like you said. local 234 president, willy brown released a sca

report, washington township, my old stomp be grounds, route 55 toward runnymede and 42 toward the walt whitman bridge no problems. 295 no problems in deptford and woodbury no reporting problems. you want to watch for the fog, we have 5 miles per hour at philadelphia international. fog is a problem in wilmington, 1.3. .3 in lancaster. not seeing very far, half mile are a millville. a varying degrees you want to watch for a lot more people standing outside walking especially around the city when they can't take any septa services in the city. you've got fog reduces their visibility. >>> eagles wide receiver, josh huff was pulled over for speeding on the walt whitman bridge. the officer who pulled him over and smelled marijuana inside the car. he told the officer he had a gun, the gun is registered in texas, it is recognized in pennsylvania, but not in new jersey. he apologized saying he made a terrible mistakes, he said his life was threatened before and that's why he carries a gun. >> i'm a professional at least, i have a wife and a son. >> he is expected to play against the giants on sunday co

meg whitman of course ceo of hewlett packard enterprises. thank you. >> great, david. happy thanksgiving. >> and to you. >>> all right, still to come on this show, we'll take a closer look at the trump transition. we'll talk with former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. and taking another look here at u.s. equity futures after another record close yesterday. looks like we may be taking a pause, though it's early dow futures down 12, s&p down 6, nasdaq futures down 18. a little more than ten minutes to go before the opening bell. much more "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the nyse when we come right back. >>> as we count you down to the opening bell, wanted to point out shares of deere on the move in the premarket on track to open at a new all-time high. the company blowing past wall street estimates with its quarterly earnings this morning. we'll talk about deere and the overall market when "squawk on the street" straight from the nyse comes right back. manage my portfolio.ere id since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay

you can see the whitman you're still getting said he rain. sank out to show you we've got the moisture coming up from the southwest moving towards the light steady rain that is falling for them. buckets of heavier rain headed their way. continues the west side of the valley as we jump ahead to 9:00 you can see it spreads into the east part of the valley with some light showers continuing through midnight off and on scattered around the valley with heaviest rain to the north and to the east of us. we'll continue as we head into monday morning again with off and on showers more moisture widespread around the state for us little bit of snow will continue through the noon hour and even off and on throughout the day. but most of it moving out moisture wise as we head into 10:00 on monday night. how much rain are we going to be seeing? we'll guilty here in the valley about half an inch of rain. but you can see to the north and to the east of us could get an inch to inch and-a-half. as far as snowfall goes. the snow level starting at 10,000 feet but

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the relevant of bridges, approaching the walt whitman, no problems there. tacony-palmyra clear. more updates, of course when i come back in the next ten minutes, vai. >>> health care, immigration, nuclear weapons, all hot button issues that we could see changed under donald trump's presidency. just ahead, we're breaking down how the policies could shift over the course of the next four years. >>> plus, we have an update on a local police officer shot in the line of duty. we'll show you what's happening with officer josh ladell. >>> it's a quarter to 6:00 on this thursday morning, with mr. trump as president and a republican-controlled congress, we could see many initiatives of president obama rolled back. >> marek garland was to replace scalia, as garland's approval is more than unlikely, president obama's affordable care act brought significant changes to the country's health care system. republicans have been against it since it was enacted in 2010. president-elect trump has vowed to repeal and replace it. >>> we've heard a lot about the president-elect's plans to build a wall

schuylkill expressway eastbound near south street if you're heading toward the walt whitman bridge. we have three police officers there, penndot on the scene. several involved with the accident scene on the schuylkill expressway eastbound blocking the right lane, pushed to the side. there you can see traffic is moving in this shot, but slowing down past the accident scene. >> "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live at the sheraton in center city where federal officials and union leaders met and once again they left with no deal. >> reporter: no deal, but yesterday had a rocky start, but it did end with both sides back at the table through a state mediator. they continued the negotiations late into the night, but ended with no deal yet. the latest proposal from septa has salary increases and enhanced pension plan. to off set the costs, union members will have to pay $120 more a month in healthcare. both sides are trying to get the numbers to match and come to agreement on non-economic issues like working conditions. septa chair accused the union of using the strike and willie

huff was pulled over this morning on the walt whitman bridge. after being stopped for speeding the police officers found a small amount of marijuana and a gun in huff's car he does not have a permit for. he was given a summons for the dui and marijuana but unlawful possession of a weapon. this is a prohibitive device this one for hollow point bullets. at this point we are gathering more information. >>> moving on to the sixers, bye bye jeremy grant, they traded him to oklahoma city for a forward and conditional first round draft pick. and hosting the orlando magic at the center but jal okafor will play tomorrow. what does brett brown learned after two games. >> we are so incredibly young and finding our way season trying to find ways to sub the group effectively, that it is an incredible challenge rotating the bigs and their minutes and the fact that we see positive lights with joel embiid and glimpses of sarge-and glimpses of all of them. >>> they just finished a stretch where they played five games in seven nights. now they will get ready for

northbound traffic is head toward the walt whitman bridge. ahead on 42 northbound at 676 construction blocks the right lane and shoulder until 6:00 dave. >> all right, karen, just seeing if i can't draw up radar here real quickly for you. you do see showers out to the west of philadelphia creeping toward the east now coming over the western border of chester county. they're light at first but occasionally you could get a steady cell and that's going to be off and on throughout the majority of the day. 52 degrees in philadelphia, 49 in wilmington, 46 degrees in allentown, 47 in reading, line in trenton and 58 in cape may. and as we roll through it today, 51 degrees by 8 o'clock. 53 by 10 o'clock. 55 by noon. it stays cool so there's no real better time to go out to the market or get your stuff done. the high is 58 so maybe you wait until a little bit later on and again throughout the day right into evening there is that chance of some pop-up or off and on showers. tam. >> all right, thank you david. >>> you can always get the seven-day forecas

josh huff was pulled over for speeding on the new jersey side of the walter whitman bridge around 11:00. it has the 25-year-old in hot water. while requesting his license, registration and insurance, he asked him about the smell of marijuana coming from his car. according to court documents, huff turned over a small amount of marijuana, less than 50 grams along with a gun. the gun was not loaded but magazine contained six hallow tip bullets. he was charged with illegal possession of a firearm and for the possession of marijuana. his attorney tells "eyewitness news" that his client is very upset. >> reporter: obviously, he's very disappointed, you know, what's going on here. but again, it's early on in the situation. we really haven't had a chance to look at all the allegations. >> perry also tells "eyewitness news" josh huff was released on $25,000 bail. we don't know if huff had a permit for began in another state. but new jersey has extremely strict gun laws. the eagles released a statement saying we're aware of the incident today involving josh huff. at this point, we're gathering

josh huff was pulled over for speeding on the new jersey side of the walter whitman bridge around 11:00. it has the 25-year-old in hot water. while requesting his license registration and insurance, he asked him about the smell of marijuana coming from his car. according to court documents, huff turned over a small amount of marijuana, less than 50 grams along with a gun. the gun was not loaded but magazine contained six hallow tip bullets. he was charged with illegal possession of a firearm and for the possession of marijuana. his attorney tells "eyewitness news" that his client is very upset. >> reporter: obviously, he's very disappointed, you know what's going on here. but again it's early on in the situation. we really haven't had a chance to look at all the allegations. >> perry also tells "eyewitness news" josh huff was released on $25,000 bail. we don't know if huff had a permit for began in another state. but new jersey has extremely strict gun laws. the eagles released a statement saying we're aware of the incident today involving josh huff. at this point we're gathering more

hoff was arrested on the walt whitman bridge carrying an unlicensed gun and marijuana authorities say hoff was pulled over for speeding and according to court document when an officer approached he smell marijuana we are told he turn over marijuana and told the officer about a unloaded gun. hoff's attorney fortune perry tells "eyewitness news" that hoff is very upset. >> obviously he is very disappointed about what has gone on here but it is early on in the situation. we really haven't had a chance to look at all of the allegations. >> perry to tells "eyewitness news" that josh hoff was released on $25,000 bail. we do not know if hoff had a permit for the gun in another state but we do know new jersey has very strict gun laws. >>> as usual eagles fans have a lot the to say, some wondering what he was thinking while others just want to know if he will be still allowed to play. one of his teammates comes to his defense. >> i think they forget sometimes that they are held accountable to things. >> they should cut him and move forward. >> obviously it is a serious situation but i will def

headed northbound taking the drive good route 55 and walt whitman bridge, just six minutes. about five minutes headed southbound. and mass transit is running on or close to schedule. and next we'll take a look at drive times throughout pennsylvania. >>> police in northeast pennsylvania looking in to the cause of a fire that burned up a truck carrying hams. take a look at this nbc 10 viewer video of the truck fire near the pennsylvania/new york line yesterday. you can see the thick black smoke billowing out while crews work to put out the flames. remember when you see news happening, be sure to send to us on the free nbc 10 app. stay safe doing that, though. next we'll run down the headlines and stories we'll be following for you throughout the day. >> and that includes a possible problem in your morning commute and a bridge project that could slow down your drive. >>> and we'll check in with matt delucia who is live at the amazon fulfillment center. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 cash 4 lifes

here's a live look at i-95, ramps to and from the walt whitman bridge. looking for an option for ben franklin bridge, the walt whitman bridge could be a option for you, and then take i-95 north in towards center city. that seems to be less traffic then bennie during height of the rush hour no problems heading in to downtown. philly international had big delays yesterday. i think we will hit reset button and good going to if you get in or out of town, so far this morning, some tips here if you are driving. that flat rate of ten bucks for ten hours still stand at ppa garages. meter made taking it easy on the meet ever times giving you some slack but a big tip here, if you are using bikes, make sure you have the bright colors. we have seen a lot of folks wearing their black jacket, wear something bright. don't wear a bright pink jacket the so we see you but have something, he is type of marking maybe a book bag on your back so those that are driving in the car can see the gang, driving with the bike. if you are going to take a bike ride today, sueby, foreca

police pulled over wide receiver josh huff on the walt whitman bridge yesterday morning for speeding. they say a check of his car turned up a gun, a loaded magazine with hollow point bullets and a small amount of marijuana. nbc 10 spoke with eagles wide receiver jordan matthews who came to huff's defense. >> he made a mistake. he's a great guy. he's not a criminal. he's one of my close friends. >> huff is charged with dui and unlawful possession of a weapon. he has a license to carry a permit but only in texas. the eagles released a statement saying they are aware of theç incident and are gathering more information. >>> a pickup driver makes a clean getaway after stealing washing machines in west oak lane. take a look at how he did it. police say the driver pulled his chevy pickup truck into the lawn of a laundromat. three washing machines were taken from the laundromat. if you happen to recognize this man or his pickup truck, police want to hear from you. >>> 4:47. 52 degrees outside. now to decision 2016, the race for pennsylvania attorney general, the candidates will face off the

that car stop took place on the jersey side of the walt whitman bridge. again, josh huff was released on 10% of $25,000 bail. about two hours ago. his attorney says they will take a close look at the circumstances here. this case could go to a grand jury if the county prosecutor decided to go that way or it could be held at the municipal court level and dealt with much more swiftly. at this point no comment from the prosecutor. no further comment from the delaware river port authority police or a release of the charges by them. and no updated statement from the eagles at this point. josh huff is repped by sean howard. we have not heard from him at this point either. we will get back to you with more at 6:00 o'clock. lucy? >> talk to you then dave. roar fox 29 weather authority now. live look at reading, of course n berks county. beautiful berks county. mix of sun and clouds out there. i have to say, i left my jacket at home. duh that was a mistake. it was a big mistake. kathy orr, so definitely feels like autumn out now. >> pretty nice afternoon though. m

hoff was driving across the walt whitman bridge. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. guess case off tonight. don bell joins us with more. >> we have been working on this story all day. josh hoff was just starting to make a name for himself when they scored an upset win over vikings he was named nfc special teams player of the week. now, he has greater concerns. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us live from lincoln financial field. trang, what more can you tell us. >> reporter: well, don, hoff was released from jail this afternoon after posting 10 percent have of his $25,000 bail. tonight his attorney as well as his close friend and teammate vernon matthews are speaking out about his arrest. sources to tell "eyewitness news" police pulled over philadelphia eagles wide receiver josh hoff for allegedly speeding on the walt whitman bridge around 11:00 a.m. they say officer then arrested hoff after discovering a 9-millimeter hand gun and less than 50 grams of marijuana in his car. hoff's attorney fortu

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ceo meg whitman outlined where she sees growth for the company. take a listen. >> with this portfolio, we estimate we have a total addressable market of over $250 billion. within that, there are areas of iot-growth, like industrial . we are already well positioned to lead in these areas, and you will continue to see us invest in a targed way. prete joinsord del me via skype. crawford, you just got off the phone speaking with meg whitman herself. what did she have to say? reporter: similar to what you saw on the call, what is interesting is made talks a lot about remaking hewlett-packard enterprise. they are a company focused on the enterprise infrastructure space. what people need to get their heads around is that the infrastructure is changing, it is not going away. you have to build out the cloud, build out what's in private data centers. as you just talked about on that clip, this industrial internet of things -- there is so much data at the edge that hewlett-packard wants to capitalize on. what's different is building a overhead size structure

ceo meg whitman outlined where she sees growth for the company. take a listen. >> with this portfolio, we estimate we have a total addressable market of over $250 billion. within that, there are areas of very high growth, like high performance computing, software defined networking and industrial iot. we are already well positioned to lead in these areas, and you will continue to see us invest in a targeted way. emily: crawford del prete joins me via skype. crawford, you just got off the phone speaking with meg whitman herself. what did she have to say? crawford: similar to what you saw on the call, what is eg talks a lot m about remaking hewlett-packard enterprise. they are a company focused on the enterprise infrastructure space. what people need to get their heads around is that the infrastructure is changing, it is not going away. you have to build out the cloud, build out what's in private data centers. as you just talked about on that clip, this industrial internet of things -- there is so much data at the edge that hewlett-packard wants to

the right lane out of commission extra jammed from the walt whitman and christiana watch for a crash on highway 1 southbound on 95. as you head down to the mall. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this hump day afternoon. a crash along center road and watch for that as well. we'll check it again brian and sharrie coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> next on "action news" at 4:00, the state of knowledge is officially in control of atlantic city, we'll explain what that means for the people that live there. plus, armed with a camouflage shotgun, the details on the crime and the search for the suspect coming up. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you

an inch of rain in whitman and 3/10 in scottsdale and glendale and a 10th in sky harbor. temperatures are cooler than averag hour and look at the 7-day planner coming up. >>> and paul was telling us about the rain and snow up north, check out snow bowl. it's already received 3 inches. they can get 11-inch before the day is done. the resort was making snow so the runs are open. we're going to take you up right from your smartphone. download our mobile app and click on the interactive radar on the home page. >>> overseas, new video from japan, it's been rocked by another major earthquake triggering a tsunami. that's because this struck just off the same region in northern japan battered by an earthquake in 2011 and a tsunami, residents told to flee the coast and get immediately to higher ground. >>> just a tragic story, we're told there are several people dead among the nearly 2 dozen injured in a school bus crash it was carrieding 35 elementary school children. the bus was the only vehicle involved. and we're going to continue to follow this story as it develops. >>> back

whitman grew up in brooklyn, trump in queens. whitman wrote large, trump says huge. cnn's bryn gingras reports. >> reporter: scheduling, canceling, and then rescheduling a meeting with the "new york times" isn't the only thing president-elect donald trump has changed his mind about since being elected. in his first sitdown interview with the newspaper since winning the election his flip-flops have added up. like prosecuting hillary clinton. >> she deleted the e-mails. she has to go to jail. >> lock her up. lock her up. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> reporter: he's since softened telling "the times," quote, i don't want to hurt the clintons, i really don't. she went through a lot and suffered greatly. about obamacare, trump first said. >> it's got to go. obamacare has to be repealed and replaced. >> reporter: he's changed his stance on that, too. some parts could stay. coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions and children staying on their parents' plan until they're 26 as he

whitman comes back to hit six threes in the 2nd half alone, but the panthers fall 81-58. and the bucks just under way in bucks 15-13 midway through the >> your estimated jackpot for the badger lotterys . >>> on this sunday night, questioning the vote, president-elect trump claims millions of americans voted illegally saying that's why he lost the national popular vote. uncertain future, new reaction from inside fidel castro's death and many wondere what's next for the island country. >> bourbon street shooting. ten people shot in the new orleans french quarter. hometown hero, melania trump, tiny hometown in europe, the residence hopes her success will make it a tourist hot spot. a busy travel weekend,

huff was dropped today and pulled over from speeding on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge and then arrested and charged with carrying a gun without a permit and possession of marijuana. eagles executives say the decision to cut huff was hard but necessary. >> we are trying to build something and trying to build something that lasts and some of that means we have to make hard decisions and all we can do is do what we think is right for the philadelphia eagles. >> huff issued a statement saying i'm sorry if any by me brought negative attention to this organization. >>> donald trump's melania hit the campaign trail in the state today. and she spoke at the main line center in berwyn. if she becomes first lady, the platform is fighting online bullying. trump's rival hillary clinton will use the days to gather support in pennsylvania and clinton will appear with her husband bill, daughter chelsea and president obama and the first lady in philadelphia. monday night less than 24 hours before the polls open. we'll have more on the campaign trail at 5:30, gray hall was at today's sp

hp ceo meg whitman will be on "squawk on the street" at 9:00 al eastern. >>> hp inc., the print and pc business of the former hewlett-packard, posting fourth quarter profit that was in line with estimates. revenue from the printer division fell 8% on continued weak demand and the first quarter profit guidance is below analyst forecasts. >>> madison square garden announcing a data breach at its venues. the radio city music hall owner said hackers captured personal information when customers swiped their cards and food and beverage stands between november of 2015 and october of this year. the company says criminals installed a program that allows them to read and capture card information. >> >> facebook is upping efforts to enter china the new york sometimes reporting the social network is developing software that will comply with china internaet laws. facebook has restricted continent in other countries like russia and pakistan by taking it down after it was posted, but this new feature would prevent content on appearing on feeds in china in the first place

route 42 move be okay at creek road northbound traffic heading toward the walt whitman bridge. you will be delayed later. if you're wakerring up early -- waking up early you're good to go. we have crews at haddon the field and brace road. it should wrap up at 6:00 a.m. should not be too much problem to cause you a problem. live on the boulevard southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway. the roads are dry, feels good out there, not horribly cold if you're stepping out. in bucks county, route 1 southbound has reopened, the construction has cleared, yesterday when they did this, they restricted traffic on oxford valley road. watch for restrictions there. at least route 1 is back open, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> thanksgiving less than a week away, millions of people will be heading out of town to spend time with family and friends. tsa said they are expecting a record number of thanksgiving travelers across the country and they ready to handle the crowd. they added 1400 new officers and 2,000 officers to full time and added new k-9 teams. they are focused on th

look at the rainfall totals, close to an inch in whitman. half an inch and surprise. 59 degrees, temperatures are cooling quickly. wins are nice and calm. the culprit of the moisture, the low that's moving east and we will wake up with clear skies come a temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s to start. we will see the temperature warm up as the work week moves on into the holiday weekend. we turn back to our average high in the mid-70s by thanksgiving. high tomorrow 70 degrees by 4:00 p.m. that will turn back to our average high in the mid-70s by thanksgiving. high tomorrow 70 degrees by 4:00 p.m. 70 tuesday, lower 70s wednesday, looking good for thanksgiving, a high of 76 degrees with mostly sunny skies.>> thank you, paul. >>> it's 1010>> thank you, paul. >>> it's 10:10 pm. we have you caught up. >>> stick around we will show you why parking lots, yes parking lots are one of the most dangerous places to be a better looking selfie. the new procedure that allows you to skip going under the knife and get rid of unwanted fat. >>> check your

governor whitman, to do that very much. great to see you again. neil: in the meantime, speaking of what's going on, some breaking news, an early look at the trump cabinet, what it might look and whether chris christie would be a part of it. the three games are on. for whenever anything happens in the market. but thinkorswim already lets you create custom alerts for all the things that are important to you. i guess we don't need the kid anymore. custom alerts on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. neil: all right. if you're looking at an interesting read on the donald trump election, look what's going on at the bond market in general and the yields are backing up a little bit on the idea that maybe we could see the

he was pulled over on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge, the officer that pulled huff over smelled marijuana in the car and he turned over a container of marijuana and told the officer that there was a gun in the driver's side pocket. the gun is recognized in pennsylvania with a permit in texas but not new jersey. >> what athlete doesn't have a gun and i have a wife and son and my job is to protect them at all costs. >> he spoke to huff, he was apologetic and he is scheduled to play on sunday against the giants. >>> atlantic city officials say they are working a plan to save the debt ridden city after a state takeover after they called the recovery plan deficient and short-sighted. nora muchanic is live in atlantic city with more on that. >> reporter: hi there monica, city officials are making revisions to this plan specifically responding to concerns raised by the state. hoping that officials will reconsider their rejection of it. but that doesn't seem likely. >> it was disrespect. >> atlantic city officials lashing out at the state department of community affairs that rej

new jersey, so folks coming in to philadelphia, on the ben franklin, or feeling the effect, the walt whitman bridge, and all of the headlights here, this is the vine expressway, roped back onto 95. see more volume on the roads this morning, and than we did yesterday, couple of factors, folks tried their option yesterday. probably weren't happen which it, scrapped it, going to jump in the car. all of the philadelphia archdiocesan catholic schools are back in session today. remember, they had a holiday yesterday, it was all saints day, so all of the kids are back, all of the school teachers and administrators are back, and we're back to the jams here, this morning, as we look liver, from skyfox, also, looking at anywhere from 45 to 50 minute delays already on all of the regional rail lines, the only good news here is that it looks like we're going to have good looking forecast, now, for that, sue serio, you are going to try to come in here with us? and help us out with some of the weather conditions this morning? >> right. and if you do have to bike or walk to work, at least we're giving you a

after he was pulled over on november 1st on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge. >> yes, he was supposed to show up in camden, yesterday. >> did not show. but we do know that he knows how to get to camden. >> this is true. >> football season, hasn't he been pick up now? maybe he practice dollars where he couldn't come snout. >> on the practice squad, right? who is he playing with? >> tampa pay buccaneers. >> no, he needs to get off. >> could you telly was up late? little bit? >> oh, no, not at all. >> little bit? >> so the mayor i ann anderson awards last knit at the kimmel center i bet it was worth staying up for. >> you know how much i love kenny gamble and leon huff handcuff, their music. >> amazing, lover them too. >> and patti labelle. i don't foe if she is up yet. she said she watches this show every day. >> she said that really? >> she said she enjoyed our honesty. >> oh. >> some of the biggest stars in our area were out in philadelphia last night. yes, i got to go there. >> noise these are with my cell phone. >> what great lighting you have. >> horrible lighting. it

is trying to to clean it up. 42 traffic is moving okay, northbound traffic heading toward the walt whitman bridge, no problems this morning. >>> police had to break up a brawl at a north philadelphia school it involved adults who didn't belong there. a 16-year-old male and female student started fighting at the building school on wednesday, according to the police report the student called adult family members for help. the school called an emergency meeting since the incident. >> a student let adults into the building. it was basically a free for all. >> i think we had a good meeting today. parents and students joined teachers and buildings an other staff discussing what happened yesterday and looking into how to put in place protocols and procedures to make sure these incidents don't happen in the future. the adults are facing several charges including assault. >>> just a day after the election of donald trump 100,000 americans signed up for obama care. open enrollment starting pointed november 1 and yesterday's signup numbers were the highest of any day. it's not clear if there was a co

to the eagles, josh huff was arrested on the jersey side of the walt whitman bridge, for possession of an unloaded gun and marijuana while speeding. the eagles issued a statement basically saying, they are aware of the situation and are gathering more information. and in the world series, cubs force game seven, by the bat of addison russell, 435-foot bomb right there. grand-slam. russell went two for five, with six rbi's, the cubs win. >>> sports in a minute, with sean bell. for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury. >> day two of the septa strike, what about the passes, what's running, what's not running. we invite townsend us your questions using hashtag fox 29 septa. we'll answer live on the air, in fact, bob kelly