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for whiter teeth in one day. welcome back to "comics unleashed." what's going on, man, with romance? >> you're in the relationship, that's the maintenance, the romance maintenance, i think, is the toughest thing. the big holidays are the pressure for the guys, valentine's day, the super bowl of romance. a friend of mine told me what he did for his wife the first valentine's day, he led a trail of chocolate kisses that led her to the bathroom where he's waiting for her in a bubble bath with champagne and flowers. i know women are like, oh, that's nice. guys are thinking what's he going to do next year? i got to stay in the jewelry path, that's all i do, buy jewelry. one year, what does she really want for her birthday? i was really paying attention. every morning she went in the

bathroom, every day said this thing is a piece of junk, it's broken. i know, i know. i know. everybody here knows the mistake i made. i should have gone, well, said something, honey, i'm surprised that scale even registers light as weight as yours. something like that of the instead, i went out and bought a new thing. do you know how much i had to spend after that to make up for the scale? thousands, i'm still paying. >> if a woman asks do i look fat on these jeans, that is a trick question. >> have you been been pulled over by the cops? >> today, yes. >> being pulled over is no joke. you know what i mean? when you get pulled over, it's scary as hell. you know what's worse, have you been a passenger in your friend's car when they get pulled over. that's when you start finding out things about your best friend you never knew existed.

damn, damn! you're like, man, what's up? this car is not even registered. what? i got a handgun in the glove box. cocaine under my seat. i am wearing a wig and we got a dead body in the trunk. i'm like, steve, what are you talking about? man, my name's not even steve. >> oh, man. >> i got pulled over too. >> did you get pulled over? >> yeah, because i was swerving. but they let me go because i'm asian. oh, okay, they do that all the time. >> what's the story, man, i understand you're a good catholic boy. >> man, you know what, i can't help it. i got raised by a catholic family. my mom, there's pictures of jesus in my house everywhere, impossible to masturbate.

but yeah. i love with mom, you know what i mean? it's cool, i go to church. i don't belief in premarital sex. ladies, if you want to have sex with me, you have to be married first. no, just joking. you can be engaged. but yeah, catholicism is a big part of my life. spirituality is real important. >> there you go. >> without god, we wouldn't be here, right? >> that's right. >> it's important to have good family roots. we stick together, like rice. sticky rice. now that i'm american, uncle ben's. it's all separated. if you think about it, it's the white man's rice that's trying to separate. a why is the yellow pages separate from the white pages? think about it. >> round of applause.

thank you for watching. until next time, keep laughing.

♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tonight on "eyewitness news" we sit down for an exclusive one-on-one with lesean mccoy. he weighs in on the turmoil in the nfl. >> and now one of the fbi's most

wanted. the search is still on for this man who police say gunned down a pennsylvania state trooper. >> and stranded and fearing for their lives. travelers from our area talk only with "eyewitness news" about a vacation nightmare. >> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. fierce are growing tonight about the safety of some americans stranded in mexico by hurricane odile. >> they're stuck a mid the chaos and confusion of the storm. they talk exclusive toll night with "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren. >> this was far from the vacation four philadelphia travelers planned to a luxury resort in cab bow san lucas. >> windows actually blue in on, ceilings were collapsing. >> tiny internet cafe through weak skype signal matt and his sister lapped say say this is the most communication they've had with the outsider world in days.

they shared their story of survival from the storm. >> entire area is completely devastated. no power lines, no cell service, nothing. >> hurricane odile hit their hotel. they've been stranded ever sin. they're struggling to get back home to philadelphia. >> we don't know how to go about getting on flight. >> we passed through the airport yesterday and it's completely inn accesinaccessible. >> there are thousands of people trig to get in. >> with no help from the us government. -- u.s. consulate at this time sit at the airport and wait for the hope. >> they're reaching out to eyewitness news hoping to grab the attention of local legislators. >> now the growing fear the people around here in a devastated area and they're lacking resources so it's entirely possible that we can become targets because we have money. >> for now they say they found shelter in a hotel four hours

away. it's not much, but until they can get home they say it will do. >> have a hotel with four walls and running water. >> we're luckier than lot of people. >> reporter: they tell us 30 thus san other americans are also stranded in mexico with them. most of them from the west coa coast. particularly from california but they did talk to a large group of people who are also stranded from the northeast and they too are in need of rescuing. we're life in the sat center noel mcclaren cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thatching noel. >> developing news tonight in intense manhunt continues in the poconos at this late hour for the suspected killer eric frein. frein today was added to the fbi's 10 most wanted list. he's accused of shooting two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one of them. >> by adding frein to the list, the fbi has increased the reward for his capture by $100,000 and expand their juries dick in his manhunt. >> we now have made the world

where he could hide a very, very small place. >> but investigators don't believe frein has traveled far. a self taught survivalist they suspect he's hiding in the woods where last friday corporal brian dixon and trooper alex douglas were ambush outside their state police barracks. some 200 law enforcement officers searching for frein by land and air. >> we're systematically taking away any opportunities for him for cover and concealment for any comfort in terms of cabins, camp sites those kinds of thin things, and systematically eliminating those areas as a possibility for him to be there. >> frein is believed to be carrying the 308 caliber rival used to kill corporal dixon and wound trooper douglas. he's expressed contempt for law enforcement in the past but agents say there's no indication he maps to target ordinary citizens. still his capture is a top priority. >> we can't let this fella get out of this area because we think he'd be a danger to other members of law enforcement as

well as society. >> as the search for frein continues, a funeral service was held in scranton for corporal dixon. 38 year old husband, father to two boys, and a former marine. while one of his sons wore his state trooper hat, his best friend corporal derek fels man delivered the eulogy. hundreds of law enforcers from around the world filling the church to pair think respects. >> it is only fitting for a man with the spirit of a warrior and the heart of a lion to be honored and recognized in the way that he will forever be remembered. rest in peace. >> the total reward for eric frein's capture is now at $175,000. the fbi is also set up a tip line for information and you can find that on our website cbsphilly.com. >> the nation is closely watching the philadelphia police dement's investigation into that violent attack on a same sex

couple. tonight there are calls for a federal investigation into that incident. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at central detectives. what's new there tonight, matt. >> reporter: jessica, i can tell you that this investigation is on going and remains very active tonight. at least a half a dozen persons of interest have been questioned in this case so far. as police continue their investigation here at central detectives. it's been week since the crime that sparked outrage throughout the country. two gay men severely beaten one put in the hospital for three days. but thursday we learned there is another side to the story being told by some in this group. the dozen or so people police want to question in connection to the crime seen in this surveillance video just before it happened. at least six have been questioned so far. and some have said the victims instigated the fight. >> want to give you an opportunity. >> one person of interest came to central detectives wednesday to be interviewed about the attack. we have since learned that he was an assistant basketball

coach at archbishop wood high school, pressed by school officials he resigned yesterday. >> i'm sure the police will make an announcement. thank you. >> that man's lawyer were not comment if this client weren't charged with crime but if it does eventually happen it would not be a hate crime. under peps law, only crimes motivated by ethnicity, race or religion can be deemed as such u.s. attorney's office confirm it is looking into the case, however, as they could prosecute it as a federal hate crime. >> fay federal prosecution does happen it would take sometime to develop. meanwhile philadelphia police sources tell fuss any charges will be filed locally in this case they like woman not come down until monday at the earliest. we're life outside of central detectives tonight, matt rivers cbs-3 ooh witness news. >> okay, matt thank you very much. more substitute knee tonight for the nfl in the aftermath of the ray rice domestic abuse scandal. the house minority leader nancy p.m. lessee called for the 49ers to bench ray mcdonald following accusations he hit his pregnant

fiance'. the cardinals jonathan dwyer has been charged with head butting his wife. and the vikings adrian peterson of course has been indicted on child abuse charges for allegedly hitting his son. the big question, is the nfl doing enough? our sports direct beasley reece asked that question to one of the eagles biggest stars. >> i sat down with lesean mccoy and he was quite frank saying the league needs to shape up. >> we're blessed to be here. you know, look at all the people i -- players mortal lened i was they didn't get the shot i got. almost every little kid's dream to finally get here, make this type of money. play the type of game you love. kids looking up to you. why not do thing the right way? i think as a whole us players we can do better with the decisions we make. >> do you pay the tension to the punishments and the decisions

like has the commissioner hand handled this the way it should be handled? you know, sometimes i think about it but it's hard to say, because being in that position to have to handle so much, you know, a lot of decisions he has to make are very tough. i look at my position, what i dorks i know roger be tough to play running back make the wrong cut and get blasted by 300 pounder. so the correlation i'm just saying as far as being, you know, somebody's shoes and make the right decision it's hard. >> so do you agree with him? tweet me at beasley reece coming up in sports lesean takes on desean. what he thinks about taking on his buddy number 10, used to be number 10 here in philadelphia when he comes back in town on sun today. >> it's very interesting. very revealing. >> thanks, beasley. >> turning now to weather it does feel like fall out there. but some summertime temperatures are in the not distant future.

isn't meteorologist kathy orr is here with low down on the week and warmup. >> yes, low down tonight as well. we are talking about cold temperatures across the northeast. for us it will be cool. right now. not so bad. we do have clear skies and falling temperatures. to the north and west of philadelphia mainly in the 50's. poconos 51. philadelphia still holding on to 63 degrees. 63 in dover. but elsewhere through the south, we are looking at temperatures in the mid 50's. on storm scan3 you can still see a few showers and sprinkles down through delaware and eastern shore of maryland associated with a weak disturbance our front that moved through earlier but elsewhere skies are clear. that means the temperatures will be falling fast. during the early morning hours. no now this is were we'll wake up to. not saturday but friday. temperatures around 40 degrees in the poconos. also, allentown, reading lancaster. 50s along the i-95 corridor and a few 60s through central delaware and also through areas like wildwood and down the sho

shore. we are looking at conditions that will continue to be mild. right through the next couple of days but for tomorrow, it is still going to be cool. overnight partly cloudy and cool the low 56 during friday lots of sun, but feeling like october as temperatures struggle to reach 70 degrees. coming up we'll talk about the last weekend of summer and if it will really feel like it. that's in the seven day later in the broadcast. chris. >> kathy, see you then. thank you philadelphia city council votes to decriminalize marijuana and now all that's needed is the promised signature of mayor nutter. the vote was frein to two today. the mayor had previously expressed support for the bill explaining that it doesn't totally legalize marijuana, it just makes minor offenses civil penalties rather than criminal. it is slated to take effect october 20th. >> home depot now says 56 million credit cards were compromised in its recent data breach making it the second largest retail data theft oh and record.

the company says the malware that caused the breach has been removed from its system and new security enhancements are in place. that breach occurred between april and september of this year. home depot is now offering free identity protection services to any customer who shopped during that time. >> fear for the safety of children in his neighbor, one local man called police. but when that didn't solve the problem he called the cbs-3 i-team. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman went to work. >> reporter: we were under cover with the i-team in north philly during rush hour. watch these children near the busy intersection of fifth and the boulevard go from driver to driver asking for money while cars in both lanes whipped right by them. it's a frightening seen our cameras caught day after day. large trucks and septa buses, passing by alarmingly close. one day a tow truck nearly hit

this little girl. watch that one again. >> that kid is too small to be out in the middle of the street like that. ease is he to run them over. that's a bad deal. where the parents at. >> good question. >> your mom ever come with you? no. report roar the children tell us they're that are coach sends them to collect money for their dance team. >> we don't count it. we just put it in bag. >> reporter: you give it to who? >> our coach. >> reporter: your coach. your dance coach? >> yes. >> reporter: is the money really funded a dance group? we found the dance coach rasheeda clark on instagram. she's the leader of the group that calls itself caution queens and kings and she's also the mother of some of the children. i-team found her at this house. >> i'm looking for rasheeda. >> she not here. >> reporter: what's your name?

>> does your mom have long hair. >> moments later we ran into her daughter who took us right back to the same house to see her. >> miss rah shed today. >> hi. i just wanted to ask you about the dance group. >> it was the same woman and she still wasn't talking. >> shut the door! >> but the children were. >> are you ever scared of the traffic? >> yes, because cars got over the line and almost hit me. >> concerned neighbors say they've called police more than 20 times over the past few months. >> have you ever seen police come by? >> three or four times. told them to go home. then they come back. like last week they came by and then they came writ back. >> reporter: when we call police they told us this issue should be handled by the city's department of human services. we contacted dhs. but that didn't want to see our video or sit down and talk about it. instead they told us to call police. >> this little fellow, he's tiny. >> reporter: city councilman jim kenny was interested in

seeing our video. >> clearly, he's kids are in danger, and city should be -- any police officer riding by this should put an end to it. this little girl you can't even -- you can't see her. she doesn't come up to the window. >> councilman kenny seen an increase of concern panhandling across the city and the danger isn't just the potential for car hitting a child. it's when their buckets are full of money. >> these days, it's not beyond someone to pull a gun or take the money from them. >> reporter: councilman kenny told us he think this is a dhs issue and will ask them to look into the matter. if you see children panhandling and in danger call police and dh self. have story you want theism team to investigate, send us an e-mail to i-team at cbs- cbs-3.. charlotte huffman, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> frightening moments for jet blue passengers. what happened inside this flight that forced an emergency landi landing. >> kathy? >> we are looking ahead to cooler temperatures flirting

with fall. at left for tomorrow. but what happens over the weekend will be another story. we'll take a look at the mega warmup coming up. >> also, ahead tonight the story of the forgotten four. pro football players who broke the color barrier. this film's connection to our area. plus -- >> washington rolls out the red carpet for the cast of the new cbs political drama madam secretary. i'm diana rocco in the

♪ >> scary moments for passengers in southern california. a jet blue plain had to make an emergency landing just moments after take off. passengers exited the air bus 8320 on the slides after smoke started filling that cabin. trouble with the right engine forced that emergency landing of flight frein 16 from long beach to austin. no one was injured. >> president obama now has congressional approval to arm and train syrian rebels to help in the fight against isis.

tonight in washington the senate approved that plan by a vote of 73 to 22. it came a day after the house gave its approval. arming and training the so-called moderate syrian rebels is part of the president's pledge to keep u.s. troops out of a ground war. >> washington power brokers hit the red carpet tonight attending a private screening of the new cbs drama madam secretary. >> the new zero recipe mirrors this sunday and diana rocco shows us the stars of the show were joined tonight by a real madam secretary. >> reporter: flash bulbs popped as former secretary of state madeleine albright greeted the cast of the new political drama madam secretary starring tai lee known. she plays elizabeth mc cord form mr. cism a agent a college professor who's old mentor is now president. >> i recruite recruited you fori think how you think. i trust you. >> step into what. >> secretary of state.

>> the invitation only screening was full of washington insiders such as face the nation bob shieffer. >> as far as i can tell, i think she'll ab great secretary of state. >> women are particularly well poised to be secretary of state just because i think that we are great diplomats. >> kim daily plays her supportive husband henry. >> i have an opportunity to play someone confident enough to empower his whiff to do whatever she wants. >> morgamorgan freeman was lookg for a story with a strong woman. >> a lot of images of strong females it there. so coming up with a different look unique one was wawa you important. >> women are not always portrayed on television in ways that real women appreciate. >> madeleine albright the countri' first female country of state says madam secretary shows how far women have come. >> my youngest granddaughter when she turned seven about five

years ago said what's the big deal about grandmom maddie being secretary of state? only girls are secretary of state. >> washington insiders and the stars are all excited about the start of this new series, on this red carpet it was by far the real madam secretary. madeleine albright who stole the show. in washington, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and you can see tai lee nonni in madam secretary at 8:30 and encore present teague the 10:30 here op cbs-3. >> glad you stayed up late with us tonight. we know you're tucked away in bed. might grab an extra blanket. >> chilly. >> thin one or something. chilly. but not as chilly as it's going to be in new york and new england. higher elevations will get down into the freeze zone. were don't have to worry about that just yet but it will be depending on where you live waking up to temperatures that we haven't seen since last year. take look outside where it is a very brilliant morning you could

say clear skies, light winds, comfortable out there right now. temperatures are falling. we have ahoy pressure system that's going to be moving in cooling things down come tomorrow morning. and by the afternoon, we'll warm it up to around 70 which is below average. saturday, temperatures will warm as cold front approaches from the northwest. it will be squeezing all of that moisture and i should say warm air up the coastal plane and front gets little bit closer we'll peak in temperature on sunday which is the last day of summer. we'll make it into the 80s. this front will be moving through sunday night and early monday as fall begins and we'll have few showers. but we'll start the clock off at midnight sunday during the early morning hours. the clouds move in sunday morning. but no rain. our computer system picking up a few showers through south jersey sunday afternoon. i think this is more the scenario. a line of showers some heavy rain moves through sunday night early monday. overnight we're looking at lows in the 50s and 40s. during friday lots of sun but

feeling like october. 70 is more like early october around here. on the "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast saturday look for 77. sunday 82. last time we see the 80s. monday some more showers afternoon sun 74. of course, fall begins in the evening so the first full day of fall is tuesday. it will be chilly. rosh is a is a hasn't had a. pleasant thursday as well. no big weather systems, kind of staying the course. >> sunday looks great for football beas. >> desean jackson coming to to town. if my interview with shady mccoy he tells us what it will be like

>> big divisional contest sunday at linc when washington visits philadelphia. biggest story line of the game return of desean jackson. desean and lesean are best of friends.

in my exclusive one-on-one interview shady talks about playing against his buddy. >> we always texts. were always text. we're good friends. we stay in contact. but it will be differ. i think the biggest difference is just playing against him. >> watch him on tv for another team was weird. playing against him, watching him work will be so different. hope he's very healthy. hope everything goes well for him but they got to lose the game, you know, i'm sure the defense will make sure they play well to shut him down. >> desean left here under dark clouds. who is the real, hooks is your friend? tell us who he really is. you know, they said bad things about him on the way out the door. who is your buddy? desean jackson is a very talented person. a family first type of person. i think he loves the game. he'll do whatever it takes for his teammates and he's good friend. he's trustworthy.

any time i ever needed him he

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