mayor. he and his side kick saw tori the real successful behind a successful restaurant. i m jessica dean. ukee washington. we begin with leck night 2015 and has a new mayor. democrat jim kenney won easily over republican melissa murray bailey. kenney received 85% of the vote. eyewitness news reporter david spunt is outside kenney s headquarters right now on independence mall. david? reporter: ukee and jessica jim kenney walk through these doors behind me in old city a mayoral candidate he walk out a mayor leck. 99th mayor of philadelphia to be exact. promised multiple times as he left that he will bring new energy to philadelphia s city hall. former philadelphia councilman jim kenney knew just minutes after the polls closed that he would be philadelphia s 99th mayor. throughout this campaign i have been asked time and time again what i am going to do to move philadelphia forward. tonight surrounded by all of you i am reminded it is not what i am going to do, it is
pennsylvania. reporter: so tonight governor elect tom wolf making history as he s now the first candidate in modern history to ever beat a pennsylvania governor who was seeking re-election. that s the story reporting live tonight in york, pennsylvania, todd quinones cbs-3 eyewitness news . todd, thank you very much. tough night for the 46th governor of the commonwealth. natasha brown at corbett headquarters in pittsburgh. natasha? reporter: certainly a tough night here for all of governor corbett supporters. we can physical i was short time ago he did enter the room flanked by friends and family members just a short time ago he says he called tom wolf earlier tonight and thanked him for this heart fought fight he described this as a are in energetic campaign but he says that wolf prevailed and he wishes him the best over the next four years. so while corbett is conceding defeat tonight he says he s very proud of all he s accomplished as governor. here s some of what
leaving behind a pe of shattered glass. you took something so important to me. you took my pride and my joy you a beast. reporter: tuesday night carlesha s mom directed her words at the kidnapper who stalked assistant as she was returning from party sunday night. this new video plus surveillance pictures of unidentified man using her bank card in maryland provide a small ray of hope for police and her family it shows a male using an atm card, her atm card. i m happy that he showed his face cause now he going to put hisself out there and that s good and i m happy but i m devastated. reporter: gathering strength from each other and from a huge outpouring of public support that includes a $42,000 reward offer, family members say they know from watching carlesha s terrible struggle on the video that she fought to get free and they are hoping her strength will help her to return safely. she s a fighter. i ain t giving up, she ain t giving up. she coming home, she coming
at the six candidates for mayor accomplish group with their own plans and ideas for making the city better. bruce gordon joins us to explain where we stand on election eve. reporter: eight years ago veteran city councilman named michael nutter burst from a crowd field of a list candidates to score a surprisingly easy victory in the democratic primary on his way to two terms as mayor. if last week s poll results are any indication, history may be about to repeat itself. former city councilman jim kenny tours a north philadelphia senior center with his former leader. council president darrell clark is about to add his name to an impressive list of local elected officials endorsing kenny bid to become the next chief executive. i ve supported jim kenny to be the mayor of the steve philadelphia. a poll last week by local news outlets showed kenny lapping the field you have up by 27 percentage points over his closest challengers. political analyst larry ceisler says kenny
Dickinson Honors Class of 2024 During Commencement - Members of the class of 2024 officially graduated from Dickinson Sunday, May 19, during a ceremony in which President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, urged them to “get out there and change the world.”