ambush at his troop and barracks drew hundreds in law enforcement. to mourn with dickson's wifetive any and their two young sons brian and adam. state police chaplain the reverend thomas downey celebrated the mass of christian burial. why would god allow this to happen? this question why is forever etch in our mind. brian's murder perhaps might even beg the question is there a god? brian's life however makes me know that there is. >> reporter: testament of that life in the press than of his sons, one of them putting on his father's state trooper hat, symbol of their brotherhood. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey, and governor tom corbett were among the mourners. lieutenant john, came from troop m in foglesville. >> extremely tough day's megal day. it remind us of our duty, to

the just about the june form we wear. we're a brotherhood. >> reporter: dickson had served as a marine before his training and then in 2009 found a best friend in corporal derrick felsman. >> it is only fitting for a man with the spirit of the warrior and the heart of a lion. to be honored and recognized in the ways that he will forever be remembered. rest in peace. >> reporter: the ambush that took the life of corporal dickson also, wounded trooper alex douglass had been in critical condition. troopers told thaws after this day of mourning all efforts will refocus to find gunman responsible for leaving these two little boys without their father. life from the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right pat, thank you. a man stabbed and robbed a woman in the philadelphia staffing agency, after he told them there is no work. victim is now in critical condition at jefferson university hospital. that stabbing happened at

trinity staffing services on south broad street. "eyewitness news" reporter char lieutenant huffman is live at broad and ritner and she talk to the victim's brother, charlotte. >> reporter: jessica, i talk with dominic basso the victim's brother and owner of the business here trinity staffing services. we talk on the phone as he was with his sister at the hospital and he says that he thinks that she is going to make it. crime tape and a sign telling employees to come back tomorrow are the the only signs left of this morning's attack. police are searching for the man whom they say walk into the south philadelphia business just after 9:00 o'clock demanded work, and then stabbed the five three-year old female employee three times in the the chest, and snatched her purse and ran. bob lutes was outside at the time. >> i saw a with man coming out of the staffing agency holding a towel, napkin to her neck and looked down saw blood dripping from her. >> reporter: victim walk across the street to methodist hospital, where they left a

trail have blood stains behind. trinity is an employment staffing agency that places people in jobs, and cuts their paychecks. charles lions is one of them. >> i'm shock. >> reporter: lions knows victim first hand and says that she often hires ex-owe fenders. >> give people a chance, you know what i mean, mainly a lot of guys that i know of are ex-owe fenders. so she gives people an opportunity, you know, to work and take care of their families. >> reporter: no official word on any connection between the the suspect and victim but lions has his own theory. >> my guess is i'm not surprised because by the people, mentality of the people that work there. so i'm shock to hear it but at the same time i'm not surprised. >> reporter: now this evening police are still searching for the suspect, they are describing, as a black male, with braids, wearing a blue hooded sweat shirt and blue jeans. we are live tonight in south philadelphia i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". two police officers were treated for minor injuries following a barricade situation in south philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at seventh and morris, police say a man visiting a friend's house barricaded himself in that basement. man ended up surrendering to police. it is appearing that the beating of a same sex couple in center city philadelphia could become a federal case even as philadelphia police continue their investigation. so far detectives have only questioned persons of interest, in the attack. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at central detective now with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: chris, slowly but surely we are starting to hear from the other side, many in the group up to 15 are starting to prep their attorneys and give statements to police. continuing that, more are starting to expecting to come into central detective within the hour to deliver their statements as well. all this happening while that federal investigation is being call for by members of the local community. too many questions, not enough

answers, police say they have a lot of work to do before they have a clear picture of how a gays couple was attacked and then beaten one week ago. new in the investigation thursday, sources telling cbs-3 at least six in this group up to 15 have come forward with either their version of the story or some version of talk to my attorney, including this. >> i'm sure the police will make an announcement in due time. >> reporter: one line statement from the attorney of this man, who came forward as a person of interest late wednesday night, police say he is one of possibly more than a dozen people police are trying to identify and question from this surveillance video taken just minutes before the couple was attacked. >> we want to find these people, because we don't want this ever to happen to someone else again. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs-3 the victims say their attackers hurled gay slurs as they were being beaten. >> i doubt strongly that these two men, went out to attack 15 people and what was said during the beat to go me indicates a level of a hate crime. >> reporter: thursday

philadelphia councilman jim kenny sending a letter with raw language to the u.s. attorney calling for a federal investigation under the national hate crimes prevention act. the as it stand, pennsylvania law only attacks motivated by race, religion and ethnicity can be prosecuted as hate crimes. >> i think we ought to cover every base and make sure this did not the happen or if it did happen, that the federal government should take the case. >> reporter: within the hour we spoke with the u.s. attorney who says he received that letter from kenny and they are looking into the the matter at this time. also within the hour we do expect more people of interest to come right here to central detectives and deliver their statement, so, of course, we will have much more at 6:00 o'clock. it is latest now from central detectives i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks. philadelphia city council votes to decriminalized marijuana that vote was 14-two. bill now to mayor michael nutter's desk for his signature. nutter has expressed support

for the bill saying it doesn't legalize marijuana but will mean minor offenses will result in civil penalties instead of an arrest and criminal record. it is slate todd take effect october 20th. student is injured in the school bus accident in north philadelphia, it happened around 7:30 this morning at fourth and cambria. we are told that the bus was on its way to hunter elementary school. one student suffered minor injuries and no one else was hurt, there is no word what cause that had crash. cause of the house fire in north philadelphia is under investigation. chopper three over this scene in the 1300 block of west somerset street. fire fighters arrived there and they found heavy smoke on the third floor of that building, and they do believe that the house was vacant. there is no word as of yet on injuries. our mild weather continues but in the not some distant future we could get those summertime temperatures back. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with the first look at the forecast,

kathy. a beautiful afternoon after clouds earlier today. we had a cold front moving through, it doesn't feel so cold right now but it will, by tomorrow. we are looking at changing conditions, on storm scan three you saw the clouds and the sky and here they are on the radar a few scatter sprinkles especially along the eastern shore of maryland and through central and southern delaware associated with this very weak frontal boundary. it has already moved through philadelphia and continue its trek through south jersey. behind the front we are seeing clearing skies. temperatures right now warming up in the sunshine, reading and allentown mid 70's, poconos still chilly at 66 during the afternoon. philadelphia is 72. trenton 74. millville 71. do i expect even the city to warm up a few degrees before the sun does set. average high this time of the year is 77. this evening temperatures will be falling through the 60's with mainly clear skies, 66 by 9:00 p.m., by 11:00 mainly clear and 64. coming up we will talk bit feeling more like october, in

the near future and weekend rebound for the the last weekend of summer. after that, fall begins after everything changes i'll be back with the forecast later in the broadcast. >> thanks, very much. new jersey governor chris christie says he is growing tired of the legislative committee investigating the political motivations behind lane closures on the george washington bridge. today governor blasted lawmakers on the committee for leaking information to the media. >> they should absolutely answer for where the leaks come from. if they cannot run their ownership they should not be in charge of the investigation. it is really starting to bother me now that we have these leaks that go on and on and on. >> members of the committee have said that the governor's office is not fully cooperating with the investigation as promised. we will have much more on this story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. police have foiled a terror plot which included plans to carry out public executions. law enforcement conduct an

early morning raid around sidney they took 15 people in custody, nine were later released. authorities say that the alleged assailants supporters of the isis plan to bee head random people in sidney and videotape it. >> raising serious concerns right at the heart of our communities we have people that are planning to conduct random attacks and today we have work together to make sure that didn't happen. we have in fact disrupt that had particular attack. >> foiled plot comes just days after australia for the first time raised its terror alert to high. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 keeping the the flu away. today federal health officials announced new recommendations for vaccinations have of children. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with important changes for parents. historic day in scotland as voters decide if they want to split from the uk and become an inn country. we are live in washington as political insiders get a

sneak peak at the new cbs drama madam secretary. it stars tea leone, find out who is attending this very special screening when "eyewitness news" continues.

on the healthwatch today, government health officials say now is the time to protect begins the flu and they are making a new flu vaccine recommendation for kids. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the advisory. >> and one, two, three. >> reporter: eleven year-old

cole, is getting his flu vaccine. >> it is just a spray, up your nose. >> it is less threatening. >> reporter: for the first time cdc is now recommending flu mist nasal spray as a preferred vaccine for healthy kids between the age of two and eight. it is made with live virus that is weaken. >> it induces, therefore, a better response in the upper respiratory tract and data for young children and children in the two to eight year-old group is it is better vaccine. >> most children will not have any reactions but children with the live vaccine can show some signs of a cold for a couple days. >> reporter: nasal spray isn't immediately available health officials say parents should not wait to get their children vaccinated get them the the shot despite warnings of how serious and deadly the flu can be, the cdc find half of americans got vaccinated last year. >> i'm getting my flu vaccination and i recollect men everyone six months and other get their. >> it keeps you safe and other people around you safe.

>> reporter: now last year more kids got vaccinated against the the flu then ever before an estimated 59 percent but cdc says that is still in the enough. there have been more than 400 flu-related deaths in children over the last four years. so to help keep everybody healthy we have something for thaw will be very helpful. our annual flu resource guide on cbs philly.com, click on health. everything you need to know including where your neighborhood you can find a flu shot right now. >> there are a lot of them out there. >> reporter: exactly. >> log on and find it, cbs philly.com. all right stephanie, thank you. good evening, it is a busy rush out there, traveling on the roosevelt boulevard as we see behind me there or 95, schuylkill expressway, definitely will have the usual. just note that this evening. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard in the northbound direction as you will notice it is a squeeze. from the schuylkill expressway out through broad street exit you are delayed. if you are traveling in the south bun direction trying to get to the schuylkill that is

also going to be a delay point because on the schuylkill expressway folks are moving around city avenue. traveling on i-95 this look is around girard avenue and just a sea of traffic, if you are heading southbound or northbound. taking a look at the wide speed sensors are justin kateing those drops, all over, 18 is your average on 95, ten on the schuylkill, 15 on 476, delays on the pa turnpike, 422, 202, you have usual and as we look quickly at burlington bristol bridgette is stopped now for an opening. we are waiting for that to be put back down and we have an accident in delaware i-95 south at martin luther king boulevard, no major problems for mass transit, chris. vittoria, thanks. still ahead, list of nfl players facing domestic violence charges continues to grow. now a key congressional figure is calling for yet another player to be sidelined. we are taking you behind the scenes of this year terror behind the walls, to see what the scenes of this year terror behind the walls, to see what is new in the

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it was cloudy out there i haven't gotten a peak outside. >> beautiful. >> just like that. >> courtesy of the coal front. cold front came in, showed us clouds, and pen you have this, gone. >> we love when that happens. >> improving day if you are going out this evening, no worries in, fact my daughter said is it going to rain this afternoon? just some clouds out there if you live in south jersey and

delaware you are seeing the the clouds, skies will be clearing, as late afternoon progresses. in philadelphia we are seeing full sunshine, this is a view from sky cam three from campbell's field looking across the bridge into philadelphia. a pretty picture. down the shore seeing some sunshine as well but a few clouds hovering, we are looking at of course atlantic city and there, of course, down beach, as we head further towards ocean city and of course down beach where we are also seeing a few folks on the boards this afternoon. on storm scan three you can see clouds mainly through south jersey and delaware. all this pushing to the south, clearing skies building in with some cool, temperatures, it is already a little breezy out there, in philadelphia it is 72. allentown looking good. reading looking good. mid 70's. poconos 66. seventy-two in wilmington. i do think in the city we could warm up a few degrees with that sunshine before sunset. to the west you can see cool úcollege, pittsburgh, upper 60's, cleveland 64. buffalo, new york at

52 degrees this afternoon. high pressure is building in the wake of the front and thinks a sprawling, strong area of high pressure over canada. it is moving in tomorrow morning, and tomorrow morning we are going to see some impressive temperatures. across the area, temperatures right now you can see 50's and some 60's and some 70's in philadelphia but watch out what happens as we advance clock into tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. upstate new york and new england temperatures in the 30's, we're talking about potential frost advisories even buffalo, new york 42. state college 44 degrees, and then in philadelphia waking up to 57. unless you are along the coastal plane, inland, 40's or lower. now after that we will rebound nicely to around 70 in the city, 60's in our suburbs. saturday, we will warm up, again in the upper 70's and as this front gets a little closer it squeezes warmth up the eastern seaboard and we are back in the 80's for sunday, the last day of summer this front will bring a few showers late sunday night and into monday which is first day

of fall. overnight partly cloudy and cool, low of 56, during date friday, feeling like october, average high in early october is 70 degrees. and of course if you are lucky enough to go to the eagles game, well, 1:00 o'clock kick off 80 degrees. looking ahead to the three day forecast, we are looking at temperatures that will rebound to 77 degrees on saturday, 82 degrees with plenty of sunshine on sunday. and those low temperatures will be warming up, as well. so go, eagles what a great day for a football game. >> perfect football weather right there. >> new we will just need tickets. >> that is it. >> got to get hooked up. >> kathy, thanks. well now it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more. >> silence, that is often sound of a job search. of all of the resumes sent every week by candidate in the philadelphia area employers simply won't respond to most of them what should an

applicant to? following up creatively in ways that demonstrate relevant skills can are a perfect way to break the silence. one accountant done a analysis of the company's 10k. are you a chef? send your references on a case a you made. for sales job at a toy company a candidate cut up his resume like a puts he will and sent pieces each day for a week. the company loved it. forget the the standard, i'm just calling to see if you got my resume. this is important for any job. including top open positions in the philadelphia area like assistant manager, customer surface associate and pharmacy services associate. whatever job you seek, creative follow-up demonstrating relevant skills can help get you hired. i'm steve greenburg for cbs-3 "eyewi

list of nfl players facing domestic violence charges continue to grow as a key congressional figure calls for a 49er to be sidelined. nancy pelosi said her hometown team should bench defensive end ray mcdonald who is being investigated for hitting his pregnant fiance. cardinals running back jonathan dwyer is also accused of domestic abuse and he was released from jail early this morning. >> are you responsible for the injuries that your wife and child sustained. >> no, i'm not. >> i never hurt my son. >> yesterday nfl commissioner roger goodell placed adrian peterson and greg hardy of the carolina panthers on a special exempt list, it is essentially a paid suspension used in unusual circumstances. we will have more fan reaction in a live report from atlanta, coming up. well, tonight there are series health concerns for the toronto mayor rob ford, he

will undergo chemotherapy for a rare form of cancer. the doctors say he has a liposarcoma a cancer that is spreading and tough to beat. the diagnosis has forced ford to end his reelection campaign. of course rob ford struggles began in may 2013 with a cell phone video that appeared to show him smoking crack cocaine but he returned to his job in june after two months in rehab. well, still to come in our next half an hour serving legal papers via social media. >> then scotland is deciding its future, millions of voters are casting ballots on whether to remain a part of the united king tomorrow we will have more on what could soon be an end to the century's old relationship. there are disturbing new clues to the disappearance of a university of virginia student, surveillance video shows her being followed, we will have details next.

i'm jessica dean with the look at the top stories, man suspect of murdering a pennsylvania state trooper has been placed on the fbi most wanted list. a $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to at rest of eric frein. that announcement comes just hours after his allege victim corporal brian dick son was

laid to rest. woman is hospitalized in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times at an employment agency on broad street in south philadelphia. authorities say despite the her injuries would the man walked to a hospital across the street for help. and police say they have a lot of work to do before they have a clear picture of how a same sex couple was attack in center city one week ago. jim kenny is calling for a federal investigation under the national hate crimes prevention act, kate. >> we had sunshine early today but then clouds took over. crowds are starting to clear the area they are moving down the shore, couple sprinkles over the state of delaware but sky clearing, temperatures will be dropping and we have got a chilly friday, in portions of the area especially on the way, i'll have more on that coming up with the seven day forecast in a few minutes, chris. >> kate, thanks very much. it is a historical moment in scotland. voters are decide if you go they wish to split from the uk and become an inn country. cbs news correspondent alfonso

van marsh has the latest on the referendum. >> reporter: scotland's first minister was one of the first to cast his vote for an independent scotland. >> i think the message for scotland was let's do it now. >> reporter: he is rallying voters to say yes, to add scott happened 307 year-old partnership with the united kingdom. yes campaign plays up scottish patriotism and points to the country's oil reserves as reasons scotland can stand on its own. no campaigners warn scotland's economy is at risk without the security of being part of the uk. >> the damage this referendum has done to scotland, splitting families, splitting communities is quite frightening. >> reporter: the the british government is promised to go transfer more power from the halls of parliament to scotland if voters decide to stay with the uk. if they split, britain is not guarantying that scotts can still use the british pound. some voters say british pride

spade their vote, to stand with the united kingdom. >> it is a vote for remaining scottish but british. >> reporter: queen elizabeth is urging scottish vote tours think very carefully about their future. in london, alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new surveillance video is released in hopes of finding a university of student after disappearing after leaving a party on saturday. hanna elizabeth graham is shown walking with a man following behind. that man told investigators graham appeared to be in distress until another man showed up and put his arm around her. he said they appeared to know each other. police are still looking for that individual. even a police chief is shaken wye her disappearance. >> i can't imagine . as a parent, and as a husband, i can't imagine what they're going through these past

couple of days. >> k-9 teams and helicopters are aiding in the search as is the fbi. welshing philadelphia police need your help tracking down a burglar. the suspect was caught on surveillance video in the early morning hours last week in the sky line restaurant on east germantown avenue. that person took off with the cash register, man was last seen heading eastbound on chew avenue with the register and female accomplice. there he goes. if you have any information about who that is, call the police. well, search is also underway in philadelphia for this robbery suspect, police say that the victim, a check cashing store employee, was closing this store in juniata park when approached by the suspect. that person had a handgun, forced worker back inside the building and took off with an undetermined amount of money that was stuffed in the blue backpack. a battery moved from the camden county house has tested positive for rabies. winslow township man found his dog playing with that bat in the house on september 10th.

he trapped the bat and called animal control. that man's dog will now be confine and monitored for 45 days as a precaution. here it is week two of thursday night football on cbs-3. tonight it is tampa and atlanta falcons quarterback everyone knows ace local product. >> that is right sports director beasley reese joins with us a preview, beasley. >> big night is here, exton pa and penn charter sky matt ryan is falcons signal caller. he will have a huge following tonight from the delaware valley. now as you know off the field nfl news continues to disappoint. police say cardinals running back jonathan dwyer was arrested yesterday and released earlier this morning after posting $25,000 bail for breaking his wife's nose when he helped butted her in the face after she bit his lip to stop his unwanted advance necessary a july domestic dispute. for more on the controversial start to the season we will take you to the georgia dome,

site of the thursday night football game and turn it over to cbs news correspondent megan alexander, megan. >> reporter: hi, beasley here in atlanta everyone excited about another great furnishes night football game, nfc south match up of the buccaneers and falcons but once again the conversation is about more than just football. diehard bucks and falcons fans here in atlanta have been pumped up for tonight's game for months. but recent domestic abuse scan also have some fans talking about more than just football. >> you have to be a man and you have to show some type of character because you play professional and people look up to you. >> reporter: this fan says focus should not just be on the players. >> just because they live a high profile life. there is a lot of people committing domestic violence whether it is violence begins women or children. they are just not in a public view. >> reporter: cbs sports side line reporter tracie wolfson

has been speaking to players. she says that the negative publicity is frustrating to them. >> motivates them to play well, you know, to prove this is not just, this is not what the nfl is all about. >> reporter: as for tonight's game fans at the georgia dome are expecting a high scoring battle, winless bucks are desperate to turn things around but the falcons are usually very tough at home. >> it will be a good match up. >> great game. >> reporter: fans we spoke to called domestic abuse problem tragic and horrible, but they feel in the end, nfl will change for the better. just moments ago we did spot ultraviolet women's group and they are plane to fly banner goodell must go around the georgia dome. they have made an appearance again. majority of the fancy spoke to said they still love football. they will keep watching fat ball but they are taking these headlines seriously and watching nfl closely and conversation continues to be about more than just the the game.

back to you. >> you can watch thursday night football right here on cbs-3 at 7:30. tampa bay buccaneers verse atlanta falcons. we want to hear from you during tonight's match up, tweet us using the hash tag cbs-3 tnf. all right. >> good game. >> well, you know, it is not as good as pittsburgh and baltimore but real good contest and division rivals. >> nfl never disappoint on the field we know that. >> thanks very much. good evening, everyone, usually the rush hour disappoint everyone at this time. if you are traveling on i-95 looking beyond ridley park southbound side is jammed and really delay, starts as they approach area of ridley, 420, all the way down to # 20 is length of the the delay. sun glare out and about so make sure you put that advisor down and shades on. as we go to the ben franklin bridge right at tolls in new jersey it is a crawl trying to get in towards philadelphia, westbound we have the right lane taken out because of

construction and you run into that problem every day. just like you run into these speed sensors every rush, 18 on i-95, 20 on the schuykill, ten traveling on 476, traveling path turnpike both westbound and eastbound around the area of montgomery county and mid county tolls you will run into delays, same thing on the southbound side of 202, around malvern and traveling 422 around oaks. in delaware we will still have an accident on the south bun side of 95 at mlk boulevard, in major problems for mass transit but we have a closure in mt. airy it is a street festival. great night to be out and about celebrating but we have this closure of germantown avenue between allens lane and washington lane ongoing until 10:30. now back to the desk. >> thanks very much. miley cyrus in trouble for a twerking incident why mexico's government is now getting involved. then you have been served via social media we will tell but a ground breaking case that uses the web site to serve legal papers.

diana? in washington d.c. and we are on the red carpet for tonight's premiere of madam secretary we are expecting guests and celebrity to take the carpet in just a few minutes. i'll give you a live inside look coming up. after a bit of the cloudy afternoon the sun has return, this evening, and now we have got cool air, heading in for friday but a quick warm up after that, as we head in the last week even of summer, your full forecast coming up when last week even of summer, your full forecast coming up when we

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we can give you your first look tonight at the newly expanded number ours alfred i du pont hospital hospital for children in wilmington, delaware. five years ago hospital representatives invited several families in designing a state of the art facility that was also family friendly. well, interactive screens are just one part of the $270 million project. officials toll to us day what makes this facility so special. >> our intention is to bring light, and nature, into the the building. to support the healing process, bringing the outside, inside. >> it is remarkable structure that stand five stories, it boosts 144 single patient rooms, and, bigger emergency room.

social media users beware, a judge okayed serving legal papers via facebook. in a ground breaking case new york judge ruled a man can use facebook to serve his ex-wife legal papers. this case involved child support payment modifications, judge ruled other more traditional ways to reach his ex-wife had failed and she had been reese than thely active on facebook. apple could be planning another major product launch. tech giant will unveil next generation ipad at an event next month and it is expect that new ipad air and mini will get a faster processor and touch id, exciting stuff for apple fans. we will be

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miley cyrus could wind up in big trouble for using a mexican flag to twerk on staining. >> the singer was performing in mexico on tuesday when a dancer smack her back side with a mexican flag. now one law maker wants cyrus to face charges for disrespecting the national symbol. that crime reportedly carries a $1,200 fine and a 36 hour jail sentence. well, kind of a fight today between the sun and the clouds. sun came out and then clouds took over and now we're seeing more sunshine across the area

lets look live down the shore in atlantic city. looks like high tides here as tides come in. it is cloudy throughout many of the shore point this evening. take a look at storm scan three and you can see where our cool front is. clouds as you can see moved through philadelphia and have have now cleared but clouds are hanging around down the shore and we have light showers especially down into portion s of kent and sussex counties in delaware. front came through unnotice except for cloud cover no real then are storm activity long that boundary, behind it though, some of the coolest air of the season, moving in, especially for points, off to our north and west where some freezing warnings and frost advisories have been issued for portions of upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine as well. purple a freeze warning, the blue shading means a freeze watch and, of course, we have that frost advisory near the bangor, maine area heading through next couple of months really we will start seeing these first frost dates not all that untour get first frost in late september in those areas but hard freeze is unusual this early, early

objecting in the blue shaded area. for us we will see that first frost in late october right around halloween time so we will still have a little ways to go and it will start to feel like summer before we get frost on the ground. lets recap september so far because it has been cool this week but we are averaging above normal temperature wise, precipitation averaging still below normal. on our live neighborhood network we have seen high temperatures across the region varying through 70's, warm, 79 in the west grove avongrove high school in west grove, warm across the region today but things are changing as we await arrival of the cold front that moves in this weekend have. cool day friday and then a warm up getting in the day on saturday. lets take a look at your shore forecast we are looking at the next couple days here some sun, cool breeze friday and then things looking a little bit better in to saturday and sunday. we will step to your eyewitness weather seven day forecast which is showing a warm up a as we head in the weekend. temperatures dip in the 80's by sunday and we will cool down as fall begins early next week now back to you at the

desk. kate, thank you. well, buzz is certainly building for the latest cbs washington drama madam secretary that premiers this weekend. >> and washington power brokers will attend a red carpet event in the red carpet event tonight. that is where we will find our diana rocco live there. diana, how is it? >> reporter: chris and jessica this premiere will get underway in just a few moments but right now guests and the celebrities are starting to arrive, i'm join here on the red carpet with two of the series stars, we have sebastian and eric, they play madam secretary assistant and her advisor. are you guys excited for tonight's event. >> we're thrilled, i wand fur they did a premiere in a gray is a national my and doctor's festival. when do you get to show up to the real place you are portraying. we are thrilled to be here in washington for this. >> reporter: dit feel real going through the motions and rehearsing your lines. >> i did, i have to say, and the set that was designed for the state department is pretty

remarkable. the minute you washing in tea's office she's sitting there at the head of the table and she's ready for business. >> reporter: how was it working with tea leoni. >> she's great, she's just such a normal person which i didn't know anything about her going in but there is no ego and she's just a blast to work w i don't know how she is doing it, the hours she puts in on this show is insane. >> she's a great leader and easy to follow her, truly. >> reporter: really playing role of wife, mother and as well as important women as he does in real life. >> absolutely. >> reporter: what are you guys exited to see it in, have you seen the first episode. >> we have seen the pilot. we have to share it with some washington folks and get to meet madeline albright and get to chat with the real folks. we call it the bakers meeting shakers. >> wonderful talk to go both of you, congratulations and good luck tonight. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: as you heard here from the stars this is an

exciting new episode that has everyone talking, take a look. >> it is the president's office. >> pta. >> the united states. >> reporter: madam secretary tea leoni plays a former cia analyst now a college plaintiffs or hoist lured back to washington. >> i trust you. >> as what. >> secretary of state. >> i have been impressed by a few of the women who have held that position, madeline allbright and hillary clinton more recently. >> reporter: she navigates high level politics as a washington outsider. >> why are we doing this. >> chart. >> the dinner, the press loved it. >> it falls under cultural diversity. >> we see her with her staff, and we see her at work doing what this particular secretary of state does for our country. >> reporter: tim daily plays her supportive husband henry.

>> elizabeth, who is sort of a free thinking, free speaking type of person is now found herself in the position where she has to be more politics. >> she's secretary of state who admitly does not have political ambitions and she's doing it under a sense of duty to god and country. >> reporter: also on the guest list tonight madeline albright herself, so it is going to be a very exciting evening here, that is a screening that gets underway promptly at 7:00. live from washington d.c. i'm diana rocco chris and jessica back to you. it looks like fun, thanks. >> rubbing elbows with the stars down there, enjoy. you can see premiere of tea leoni in madam secretary sunday at 8:30 here on cbs-3. just in case miss it or can't set your dv are we will have an encore presentation at 10:30 on cbs-3. we will be right back.

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families.

it is considered among the biggest and best haunted house helps in the country. >> eastern state penitentiary opens up the the gates of terror behind the walls tomorrow night for 24th year.

john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio shows us what is new this year. >> reporter: before entering the new you machine shop zone, one of six haunt add trackses in the terror behind the walls show you are greeted by some gary looking nurses, if you choose to have a more interactive experience, a red x is put on your cheek and they are given glow necklacees a sign to the people in the shop thaw give permission to be grab, chased or even taken away from your group and become part of the show. any element is a director for terror behind the walls. >> we have opened up a brand new attraction called, machine shop, this is isn't part of the prison, people have never enter. so where i'm standing in the ruins here visitors have never been back here. the visitors will enter long forgotten machine shop, that is now inn habited by a group of individuals, who are, of one mind, of many bodies. >> reporter: eastern state penitentiary has hired 200 cast members for biggest of the year, ticket information at cbs philly.com.

>> eastern state penitentiary terror behind the walls has 31 shows this year. the scared guests, underway tomorrow night and runs through november 8th. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". has anyone seen john, since he filed that report. >> i don't know last week i was being chased, and what not. >> pretty spooky. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a somber farewell, a pennsylvania state trooper killed during an ambush is laid to rest. this is as manhunt for his alleged killer intensifies and fbi naming suspect hoist most wanted list. plus a worker at a staffing agency is stabbed, multiple times, she's now fighting for her life, tonight "eyewitness news" will talk with the victim's brother. kathy? none of the clouds have cleared, true most of the region the temperatures will plunge, and it will be feeling more like october, we will take a look at the numbers coming up. and flu season is right around the corner, millions of

vaccines will be available but new numbers show people that need it most aren't getting it. health reporter stephanie he stall takes a closer look now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. it is all about coming together, paying our respects for someone that laid down their life in the path of duty. >> right now at 6:00 o'clock thousands filled the streets of scranton, paying their respects to a fallen pennsylvania state trooper. a day of mourning, as the manhunt for the killer, goes on. late today official announced that the fbi has added the suspect eric frein to their list of the ten most wanted. >> good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. during the press conference officials also announced an increased reward, $100,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. they believe that the suspect is hiding out not far from the

shooting area, using self-taught survival skills. >> i don't know where he is, we think he is here. we have reason to believe he is still in the area, but we want to cover every base. we cannot let this fellow get out of this area because we think he would be a danger to other members of the law enforcement as well as society. >> reporter: again, do not approach that suspect, he is considered armed and very dangerous. man he is accused of killing pennsylvania state police corporal brian dickson was laid to rest with full honors. >> our pat ciarrocchi tells us it is celebration of love and civil service what's clipsed only of his love and family. >> reporter: sun was sobriety, he squinted in the glare. all of these state troopers came to st. peters cathedral in scranton to bid farewell to his father corporal brian dickson. >> we gather here in