explode. >> they will by the way. >> and if your child asked the ultimate question why the bad things happen to good people. finally have the answer, the electoral college. >> try explain that to an adult let alone a trial. >> it could be confusing, katie. >> nicely done. >> yes. >> it certainly can. >> that is why we have social studies teachers, thank goodness, my mom was up in the allentown school district. hats off to all teachers. they deserve a big round of applause, they do a fantastic job. that is said, weather is looking good all things together. nice dry conditions. we have a hint of the breeze here and there right the now but that is something you'll notice throughout the day. temperatures generally seeking are going to end up where they should. this is a day now that we are in the november that you will want to dress with the heavier coat. storm scan is quiet. we have a clearing skies. win direction is out of the northwest and even though it is a relatively light breezy do notice on the skies deck it is making it feel chillier. it is light and definitely noticeable and it is more noticeable down toward the shore and mountains. meanwhile area temperatures as we take the observations and turn it to the different data set here 41 is current temperature at philly international. in the 30's in a couple spots but overall, we're starting the morning off on a chilly note but typical one. the as the day progresses, i suspect you will see nothing but sunshine. we will continue to, expect that the breeze will be a running theme of the forecast. by tomorrow, however, another front is actually scheduled to cross, although it likely comes through dry. we will talk much more about that and what the impact will be from that in short a big cool down but for now lots of sunshine, close to typical when it comes to temperature. the breezy conditions. sunset, nice and early for you at 4:41 in the the late afternoon. meisha, now back inside to you. >> katie, thank you. it will be so nice to see that sun especially considering the fact that we had the rain, yesterday. i think everyone is with me a little bit. right, i know you are out there and still chilly. you and your jacket. she is still looking cute out there. all right. i can tell you right the now that on the roadways this morning, you guys, it is still a little bit, slow, slower then i would say, katie, i got to say, i can look the at katie all day so for me, it is to big thing but i did want to show you 422 westbound approaching, pulled off to the shoulder, injuries are reported here. it looks like we are getting this under control, out of your way sometime shortly but we are seeing a little bit of a gaper delay just because you are tapping on your brakes with the flashing lights to check out what is actually going on. head up there. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road thinks our second look into new jersey and i've got to say every time we look at it, it is getting a little bit more busy. would i say if you are in new jersey, hopping on 42 freeway in the next half an hour or so, give yourself some extra time. you will need it this morning. forty-two freeway north bound at creek road, 295, that is what you are working with this morning. we have down pole there in collegeville. and, we're close add ridge peak. use route 29, collegeville road, it will be your best bet there and we've got construction cinnaminson, new jersey, route 73 southbound at route nine on, that left lane is block until about 6:00 a.m. we have another half an hour on. that we will let you know fit clears before 6:00 a.m. until then it is supposed to clear around 6:00 a.m. and more construction in new jersey 42 northbound at 676, and that right lane is also block, until around 6:00 a.m. but this construction lingering out there a little bit later then typical 5:00 o'clock hour mark. pa turnpike westbound between fort washington and valley forge that right lane is block with construction out there as well, rahel and jim, back over to you. meisha, thank you. a monumental day in our nation's history. today donald trump will visit the white house as our president-elect. >> mr. trump and future first lady melania trump will be guest of president obama and current first lady. the first step as administration begins a peaceful transition of power. part of the the day includes a tour of their future home, and yesterday, president obama addressed the nation calling for unity to ensure the process runs according to plan. well, historic meeting comes amid widespread protest as nation seems to be divided over results of the election. >> protests are taking place in several large cities including right here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in city hall where another demonstration is planned for today, hi there, trang. >> good morning, rahel and jim. this group says they are not only anti trump but anti clinton and anti establishment, with lots of bernie sanders supporters. they started here at city hull last night and continued all the way to temple, with some even calling for performing a new political party. about a thousand people gathered cross city hall wednesday night the to protest president-elect donald trump and discriminatory policies that they say, he stands for. >> i'm very scared, afraid for my rights. afraid for high country a frayed for high friend and family. i'm afraid. >> not my president. >> reporter: some also held signs reading not my president, the angry and boisterous crowd started marching through the municipal services build ago cross from city hall and continued up broad street, with police officers monitoring along the way. >> it is very important though to take those emotions and use that energy to build power within our communities because even regardless of the the president. >> reporter: organized by the philadelphia socialist alternative the largest diverse group gave a variety of reasons for demonstrating that included many bernie sanders supporters. >> this is what the dnc asked for. this they stole the election from a gone good man like bernie sander who was the rightful winner. >> many saying this is the beginning. >> president trump, thinks the beginning of the movement. here we are. it is a movement, not a moment. we will keep marching and keep doing what we are doing best. >> reporter: in a separate coalition of group is planning a similar protest here at city hall tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm told same protest will be held in other major cities across the country. we are live from city hall, i'm trang do for cw. one "eyewitness news". >> all right, thank you. thats what the scene in los angeles with protest wrapping up just a half an hour ago. chants of not my president, echoed across the country, as demonstrators blocked traffic. similar protests took place in boston and new york. time right now is 5:37. in business news this morning what business saw the biggest boost election day. >> and which companies led yesterday's surge on wall street. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. wall street gave a nice welcome to the idea of president-elect trump. dow jones opens up near record highs and it is stunning reversal after plunging in the hours immediately following word of the trump win. the dow jones jumped to a specific point, nasdaq added 57, futures pointing to a higher opened today. health care and bio tech companies are leading the rallies. donald trump said he wants to repeal obama care and republican sweep in congress makes that more likely. investors also think republicans are less likely to regulate drug prices. well, some of the country's top ceo's are weighing in on election results. jp morgan chase jamie diamond sent a memo to his staff. he said they should listen to the people frustrated with the lack of economic opportunity. star bucks told his workers they should give trump an opportunity to do the job. and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said he watched the results with his daughter and it inspired him to work even harder. and trump wasn't the only winner on election day. twitter came out on top. there were about 75 million election-related tweets on the social media service. as of 3:00 o'clock wednesday morning, that smashes the previous record, 31 million tweets set on election day in 2012. jim and rahel. >> all the of the world was a buzz. >> yes. i think yesterday with this business with the stock market people were holding their breath, opening bell at 9:30 i said here we go and it didn't tropical it just kept going up. that was good thing when features were down six to 900 points at one point, jill. >> reporter: 800 to 900 points. it was also about the transition, people worried there were going to be recounts and there would not be a smooth transition but once he made a more unifying speech and hillary clinton conceded and it made a nice gracious speech that helped calm investors. >> markets always likes certainty. thanks, jill, we will check with you tomorrow. have a good day. new jersey governor chris christie's administration has new taken control of atlantic city. the state and local finance board will run the cities main governmental function for the next five years. has week the state turned down atlantic city is recovery plan to shed half billion dollar debt. board now has power to layoff employees or sell assets to help atlantic city recover from casino closures and decreased property values. philadelphia lays its first african-american fire commissioner to rest. harold hairston led the tire department from 1992 through 2004. he died last week in his west mt. airy home. hairston served the fire department, for 40 years. his funeral is at new covenant church at 7500 germantown avenue and will then be buried at ivy hill cemetery in east mt. airy. harold hairston was 76. well, as we get ready for cold temperatures this weekend we're starting to think, snow. up next from frigid air to snowstorms, meteorologist kate i fehlinger and kate bilo share their exclusive winter forecast. a win for brad pitt in his divorce from actress angelina jolie we will tell but new developments in their child custody battle when we come ri i got to tell but brad pitt's legal victory the associated press reports actor has been cleared in the child services investigation. authorities had been looking into allegation that is pit was abusive toward his 15 year-old son on a private flight in september. pitt's wife angelina jolie had filed for divorce days after the incident. the custody of the couple's six children have been primary issue in their divorce. it is so tough because so many people had grown used to the couple and have been was rooting for them. we're sad that they are getting divorce but it looks like they are okay. >> i feel badly for the kids. no one wants their parents to be in the mess on the public stage. hopefully they can resolve things. >> it is a lot of emotions wondering if it is your fault. you feel for them. hopefully everything can work out okay for them. >> it looks like it is working okay with weather. >> it will be a really nice couple days. would i suggest having a heavier coat. it is colder by comparison to yesterday morning. you don't need an umbrella different mix of weather-related activities. down the shore as we start off on sky scan three it will look like a haze over boardwalk lights right now but overall this is a nice clearing sky. there is a more of a breeze at the shore points then what we find nothing most locations but this is one on the where we are seeing breeze coming from the northwest at a noticeable clip from ten to 15 to 12 miles an hour generally. the as a result of that it makes it feel chillier when wind blows especially coming from the north. but when we check with our weather watcher network we have a lot of zero's right now. the it is a chilly start. not as many folks up and add this morning but we appreciate getting any extra information from the watchers. allen sent 33. nice clear sky for him. he did say it is nice and clear. we are in for a nice fall day but you have to remember it is november. temperatures we will find today are typical. 34 degrees coming in this morning from barbara lane. she too seeing a clear sky in willow grove. same thing out here her dew points close to the actual air temperature as moisture starts to retreat and we will continue to see here, we will zero in near the area if we can, 34 this morning, from jenny, also seeing nice, clear skies. now, let's switch gears and take you out to a look at the month so far, in review, we're only ten days in and we don't even have the data for today, just yet to add to the stats but a high temperature we have hit is 72 degrees. we will bottom out in the 30's so far this month. but when we average it all out we are still three exact degrees above average and that is a big deal. we are only working with a total of nine days worth of observations. precipitation as you might expect since we have faced deficits this whole year, it is below by half inch for these last couple days. storm scan as a nice wide zoom, very quiet. next system that will come in after coming straight from the the northeast we will see a hint. what did i do there? a little hint of moisture. steve, are you back there. help me out. somehow we went full screen. i went get that high up on the screen this time. starting to drop in from the north and as it does so it looks like it comes through dry. you will see wind pick up. we will see a few extra clouds coming up tomorrow but we will eventually see a bigger drop on the thermometer. that is legacy that front will bring. not necessarily wet weather. wind is still an issue here, it is more of a breeze out of the northwest that comes here today ten to 15 miles an hour, and then tomorrow that is more wind which gusts as high as 30 . but the seven day forecast is looking pretty chilly on saturday in the wake of the front and that is the legacy of that frontal boundary. the might as well be december but quick rebound and just in time for lemon run, on sunday morning. okay, folks, the number one question we are asked, even in the summer is what is the winter going to be like. with the december right around the corner kate bilo and i gave you an early look at what you can expect this coming winter. >> in the past ten years we have dealt with our fair share of winter extremes in philadelphia we have seen top two snow i winters, our third warmest winter on record and a winter that produced little snow. last years warmth was driven by a very strong el nino which has since weakened as we head in the winter of 2016/2017. what factors are in play this time around is this will anymore record be set. >> one of the the key drivers in the winter is a week or cooler then average ocean temperatures in the central pacific. it has potential to persist all winter. week lah nina pushes jet stream to sent frequent shots have of cold in our direction and it also means a greater protects for small are storms like clippers and cutters. >> with that expected to remain weak we have to give way too many other factors. first siberian snow pack. this reached an all time high in october. what does that mean? more expansive snow pack over siberia, to the polar region. this warmth serves to weaken polar vortex leading to higher probability it will split and send frigid air toward us. another thing to consider are warmer than average sea surface temperatures off atlantic coast. this could lead to any developing storm or mixed precipitation event n contrast sea surface temperatures are quite coal in the north atlantic. this set up could be favorable for a blocking pattern which would favor more frequent storms in the the north east. >> so, several previous winters lined up with these atmosphere conditions. perhaps most memorable were the these that who could for get winter of 95/96 when the blizzard of 96 dumped the cities biggest single snow fall of over 30 inches. then winter of 2013/2014 when delaware valley had a remarkable 17 storms over the course of the season. but here's the thing our chances of i major blizzard in this type offset up we are forecasting are slim and sheer number of storms happen once in a century. most other years we looked at, especially those that follow a strong el nino had snowfall totals closer to average. with all this considered eyewitness weather team is forecasting a relatively normal winter for philadelphia. >> okay. in terms of the temperatures we are expect front loaded cold with the chilliest part of the season occurring in december and january when mercury stays well below average of 40. now that cold could spill over into february, but a warming trend may occur mid to late month to actually help us level off to near or even slightly above average. >> our snowfall totals this year will be comprised of a number of trek smaller storms. we are forecasting snow fall rage of 24 to 30 inches in philadelphia, slight lay above normal of two 2.4 inches. >> now, of course, these snow totals are a projection and much like we saw in 1996, rahel says i remember that year one major storm comes and dumps feet of snow those totals will skew and impossible to pinpoint exactly snow amounts and even temperatures this far in advance but this should give us an idea what to expect and obviously we will continue to update this throughout the season. meisha, over to you. >> so interesting, i love that package. thanks very much, katie. good morning. happy thursday. back outside to the roadways we have an accident still out there. we have injuries reported here. 422 westbound approaching oaks and we can see around this area we can see levels building, certainly moving in the eastbound direction on the the westbound side, in terms of the congestion levels we are still looking okay but we are seeing brake lights. we do have some gaper delay in this area as you travel past, those are starting to build, we are pushing toward that 6:00 o'clock hour. give yourself some extra time. that is 422 westbound approaching oaks. then we will look at boulevard moving in the south bun direction toward schuylkill this is what we are looking at there. 55 miles an hour. i hope you keep you as long in the 6:00 o'clock hour as i possibly can but it is getting busier there. similar story with the ben franklin bridge but not as busy as what we were looking at the boulevard. we are starting to see more and more vehicles hit the roadway and ben franklin bridge moving in the westbound direction toward center city. construction here, between fort washington and valley forge that right lane is block in that area. head up there as well. not slowing you town. it will in the 6:00 o'clock hour pennsylvania turnpike ease and westbound at norristown on and off ramps affected there head up there. that can potentially put a lot of people braking their lights, stopping, and figuring out that situation will which slow you down. construction 73 southbound at route 90 that left lane is block for the next ten minutes or so, i will of course confirm as soon as that lifts, rahel and jim, back to you. well after many years of being dark neon sign above divine lorraine hotel is lit again. >> building's new owner flipped the lights along broad street in north philadelphia, last night. construction crews are turning this vacant hotel in the apartment building, there will be retail space and a restaurant on the ground floor, as well. good for them. well, still ahead a dog and owner are reunited after the pup goes swimming away. >> we will tell you what is especially surprising about this story coming up since 1expert eye care.on has been providing... today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. visit your neighborhood pearle vision for this offer. this is 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not my president, angry demonstrators hit the streets here in philadelphia and across the country. we're live with the growing election outrage. chaos comes as president obama gets ready to welcome donald trump to the white house to take their plans on working out a peaceful transition of power. an alert for temple youth students after armed thieves storm this is home near campus. today is thursday november 10th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel sol hon. first we will get you started with weather and traffic. >> yeah, good morning. gateway to the weekend is here. the roads are looking okay. we have one accidents on 422 still out there but overall things are looking good and dry. >> and they are going to stay that way throughout the day. we have high pressure moving in briefly. the it will keep skies, nice and clear. even though that front is out of here we are clearing out nicely is there a hint of the breeze and it was a cold front. our temperatures got knocked back easily here this morning. storm scan again nice and quiet, another really great example of how we are clearing out. just by looking at our area cameras. as sun comes up earlier, we are taking you out to these cameras and see

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