♪ >> breaking news right now at 11:00 o'clock. i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. just over an hour ago, the pentagon nounsed that u.s. air strikes were underway inside syria. targeting the militant group isis. the us has delivered nearly 200 strikes against isis targets in iraq after that group executed two american journalists but tonight mark the first moves against isis in syria. it's the first time the us has

targeted that country militarily since 1983. the decision to launch these strikes was made by central command but it was ultimately authorized by president obama. we are keeping a close eye on what's happening tonight. we'll bring you breaking details during this newscast and of course when you wake up on "eyewitness news" this morning. you can also fine the latest any time on cbsphilly.com. >> now to the shooting that left an innocent teenager dead and another fighting for his life. >> a fight in a subway led to gunshots in the streets near einstein medical center in the city's olney section. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has been there since it happened. he joins us now with the search for the shooter. walt? >> reporter: well, chris, suddenly at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon, bullets began flying outside the einstein medical center here in olney. and in just a moment a 15 year old was wounded and she laid dying on the front lawn of this incredible healing institution. a 19 year old nearby also shot

and critically wounded. police say the gunman apparently was a teenager and the bullets flying in retaliation for a fight apparently in the last few days in which a young girl had been beaten up. sirens screaming, police cars race to the scene, just outside the einstein medical center where two teenagers were shot just after 4:00 in the afterno afternoon. >> all the shots was just all at once. it was just all at once. all you seen was kids ducking. report roar police say crowd of more than 50 teenagers fighting among themselves had just left the nearby olney transit center when one pulled a gun from a student's backpack and opened fire. >> just a tragic day. it's like most of violence that occurs here in the philadelphia just totally senseless. >> reporter: an and in victim a 1584 old student walking home from the nearby delaware valley charter high school was shot once in the back. dying moments later.

a 19 year old shot twice is now in critical condition. >> young kids today, they get weapons from everywhere. it's just ridiculous. just sad. >> reporter: from evidence gathered at the scene, investigators believe the initial fight and the gunshots that killed the 15 year old student were in response to a recent fight in which another young woman had been punched. >> it's sad. some mother has to deal with the fact that her 15 year old is gone now. that's hurtful. it's hurtful and every person, every parent, should be able to feel that in their hearts. >> reporter: and the police commissioner told me that he hopes surveillance cameras of which there are many here at the medical center and at septa's transportation send nearby could provide very important evidence as the search the manhunt for the killer continues this evening. live in olney, i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> walt, thank you very much. >> now to exclusive eyewitness cam video of on-going barricade situation in a west deptford neighbor. this all started around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. when police tried to serve a warrant on 24 year old william chic kell. swat officers moved in after police heard a gunshot. police have not been able to make contact with him but tear gas canisters were fired into that house. again this story is still developing to night. well have the late defendant for you online and on "eyewitness news" this morning. well new at 11:00 o'clock tonight police in haddonfield searching for suspect in the attempted abduction avenue teenaged girl. the suspect tried to abduct that girl 10:30 last thursday on tanner street. she was walking home from work at the time. now according to the girl the suspect drove up, got out of his car and grabbed her. she managed to fight him off, though, and then run away. the suspect is described as a man in his 20s or 30s with

shaggy blond hair he may now have scratches on his face and neck. >> a tense manhunt tonight in the poconos. heavily armed police searching everywhere trying to track down the man wanted in deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers. diane in rocco has the story from monroe county. >> reporter: investigators say within every passing hour they are closing in on eric frein's whereabouts. they've been watching hot spot areas throughout northern monroe county and tonight investigators say it is only a matter of time. stream of police cars drive through one of the many barricades set up in northern monroe county as the search for eric frein intensifies. >> we have had some reports of sightings, and we are following up on each of those. >> reporter: suspected cop killer may be hiding in the densely wooded forest near the pike county border where a day ago searchers found an automatic weapon, and 2ak47 magazine clips. human trackers and skilled police officers have been combing the miles of terrain

what investigators say is frein's backyard. the 31 your old is described as a survivalist and skilled marksman who is gunning for law enforcement. >> the shooter's family lives a mile and a half from my house. >> the shelter in place were you lifted but school was canceled for the sixth day in a row. many still aren't leaving the house for fear of roadblock will keep them from getting home. >> i'm a little scared that they're not going to find him. my daughter is going to be out of school for like two week. >> people are wondering what's going on. had they going to find this guy he could possibly be in a boat right now going down the delaware. nobody really nose. >> reporter: more than week ago, frein ambushed two state troopers at the blooming grove barracks killing corporal brian dixon and wounding another trooper. investigators say he is heavily armed and may have been planning this for months or years. >> until we apprehend this individual, please, continue to use common sense this is a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police are using high-tech equipment to track frein

throughout the overnight hours. they no longer believe he's targeting civilians but they're asking everybody in the area to remain vigilant and keep cars and homes lock. in monroe county, i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> officials say the man who made it all the way inside the white house is war veteran with troubled past. 42 year old omar gonzalez app pedestrian in federal court today. investigators say he had a knife on him when he hospital hopped the fence and sprinted toward the white house and inside the north port company. police say they found two hatchets a machete and 800 rounds of ammunition inside his car. earlier this summer, gonzalez was arrested after police in virginia found weapons and a circled map of washington. despite criticism the president support for the secret service is unwaiverring. >> secret service did a great job. i'm grateful for all the sacrifices they make on my behalf and on my family's behalf.

>> less than 24 hour after that first breach kevin car unarmed teenager from shamong, new jersey, was arrested for trying to get past a barricade barricay to the white house. >> students on alert at the university of delaware. there have been two armed robberies there in just the past two days. todd quinones shows us how that is sitting with students. >> reporter: three students all robbed of their cell fence boy a man armed with a gun it's a scary scenario for students we talked to here. >> we found self students walking and talking on their cell phones right at the same spots where the robberies occurred even after the university of delaware sent out e-mails to students warning them sophomore victoria long was home when she received the alerts. >> a little nerve wrack and my parents were there when i received the alert so my dad were you a little nervous about sending me back. >> reporter: both armed robberies happen just off campus gunman approached two students from behind on south college avenue near winslow road 7:30 saturday night. he showed them a gunnersed the

students to happened over their cell phones and then took off. then on sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon near main street a third student was also robbed in similar fashion. students are also worried. >> somebody is robbing people at gun point. i'm like, okay, wow. like what am i supposed to do now. roar report check of the numbers are the most reason statistics available between 2020 and 2012 there were 10 robberies on campus and five rob pros off campus. students say the university regularly alerts them to crimes. >> we get the ud alert which is are great but we never hear follow up f they caught anybody or had any suspects or anything like that. >> reporter: descriptions for both of the suspects are very similar. they're being described as a black mail with large or muscular build about 5-foot 9-inches tall and between 25 and their years old. one suspect is described as having a goatee. the other a full beard. at this point it's not clear if the same suspect might be

responsible for all of the robberies. reporting in newark, delaware, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there is new information tonight in the attack on a gay couple in center city. philadelphia police have now finished their investigation and turn the case over to the da's office for possible charges. last week police released video of about a dozen people that included persons of interest in the attack. we're told police did interview several members of that group. >> tonight investigators are taking a hard look at a deadly tour bus crash in delaware. trying to figure out what caused it to flip over an embankment. that crash killed two people and injured 48 others on route 1 near red lion road in new castle yesterday. the bus was full of sightseers returning to new york city after a trip to washington, d.c. >> cut up, ms.ing bits and pieces of arms and face. there was no on the scene without blood.

it's zofran tick. >> the driver 56 year old gene, is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. he is being questioned but they have rule out drugs and alcohol as playing a role in the crash. >> the school district of philadelphia is now a step closer to what officials say is much needed new funding. late this afternoon the state house approved a much debated cigarette tax by a vote of 114 114-84. it would generate $80 million in new revenues for philadelphia schools. the senate still needs to vote but that could happen as soon as tomorrow. if it's approved, the $2 per pack tax hike could hit governor corbett's desk by the end of of the week. >> well the first debate between pennsylvania republican governor tom corbett and democratic businessman tom wolf was a spirited one tonight. the two sparred over taxes, the state's finances and public school spending before a packed room in hershey. wolf said the governor failed to keep the economy on track to the detriment of public schools but the governor shot back saying

that you can't spend what you don't have. he says his goal is to maintain a balanced b. >> well, we will be having breakfast with the candidates on wednesday october 1st at 8:00 o'clock in the morning. you can watch that debate live on the cw philly or listen tote on our sister station kyw news radio 1060. cbsphilly.com will also stream that event life. we know you have questions for the candidates so share them with us. head to twitter and use the hash tag cbs philly debate. >> new tonight a warning about items that could explode inside your home in just minutes. hear from the local family put at serious risk just lie watching their television. >> what could be causing these household explosions? >> kathy? >> fall has officially gun and tomorrow it will feel like it. plus tracking a coastal storm. where will it go? it will move up the eastern seaboard but how close? we'll take look at the possibilities coming up.

>> also ahead a picture with a pope. we'll tell where you in philadelphia you can snap a papal selfie. >> and you saw the new hit tv show scorpion premier tonight here on cbs-3. tonight, meet the real live genius hacker turned hero only on "eyewitness news" at 11:00.

>> nasa's maven space craft has slipped into orbit around mars. since its launch 10 months ago, it has now traveled an astounding 400 from million miles. it will study the red planet' at ins fear who find how it went from warm and wet billions of years ago to cold and dry today. nasa hopes to send astronauts to mars in the next 20 years. >> earlier tonight we hope you saw the new cbs show scorpion. it's about a rag tag team of geniuses trying to save the country from terrorism. but it is a story based on a real man's life. the real scorpion is walter o'brien.

walter has an iq of 197. as a young computer hacker he called himself scorpion and broke into government databases. as he aged, though, o'brien started to think tank of fellow geniuses. experts in computer security. among their clients, banks, hospitals and the military. >> all of those things are computer controlled. if they're wrong you die. so whose new jersey in charge of them not being wrong? >> the actor plays walter on the new cbs show. walter serve as an adviser to the program. he says he wants scorpion to inspire children to solve problems the way shows like mcgyver influenced him. and you can watch scorpion mondays at 9:00 o'clock only on cbs-3. >> a big bank ordinary items in your home exploding putting your safety at risk. and the list of household appliances that are causing concern is growing.

tonight three on your side consume mr. reporter jim donovan with a the story of a local family that knows this danger all too well. >> reporter: it happens without warning. catching people off guard. toppling tables, shattering shower doors, exploding ovens. and now we're seeing it happen with tv's. >> i hear this screaming. mom, come here. there's glass everywhere. i said what happened? and they said the tv just blew up. what do you mean the tv just blew up? report roar the glass base of denise young's phillips tv shattered into hundreds of tiny pieces. >> it was a mess. when it exploded it went in every single direct. >> suddenly that glass will break all by itself with no body there. report roar glass expert mark, heard the horror stories. >> spontaneous tempered glass breakage is a wild phenomenal. >> the caught the doylestown mother by surprise. >> i actually thought my tv stand was made of plastic.

because that's were it looked like. i never would have thought in a million years that it was made of glass. >> actually the base was made of tempered glass. instead of splinting into jagged shards as plate glass will do if it breaks with tempered glass -- >> it breaks in very small's and so, yes, you might still get cut, but it will not be deep serious lacerations. row are report what can cause the breakage? sometimes micro sop cop pick imperfections can occur during the manufacturing process of tempered glass. while it's not clear what caused the young's breakage, imperfections in the glass can grow and migrate. weakening the glass until it suddenly shatters without warning. >> phillips wouldn't tell us if others have reported similar problems with their tv sets. but hundreds of complaints have been filed with the consumer product save tow commission involving different tempered glass products. >> it was the worst feeling in the world to have something like that and know that your kids could have been hur. i think that people need to be made aware of this hazard that

could be in their home. >> when the youngs reached out to philip the company replaced the family's tv set with another television. one that doesn't have a tempered glass base. in fact, phillips tells us that all of their toly v bases or tv stands as they call them are being manufactured using a combination of krill lick and mass tick. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> it's happen. >> we crossed over. >> welcome fall. >> the dark side. >> it's here. (laughter). >> it's not so bad. >> no. just everybody is kind of thinking what's winter going to be like? we can't get ahead of ourselves. we have to enjoy the fall. >> no. >> one season at a time. it's going to be a bout full season starting off tomorrow talking about chilly start but very pleasant finish a lot going on this week in the weather. take look outside temperatures have been falling ick werely. winds died down in most locations. in center city philadelphia still a little bit of a breeze. on storm scan3 we have a few clouds coming up from the south. that is another system that will

be keeping an eye on and developing coastal system. first let's talk about today. our live neighbor takes us around the region. not a huge range in temperature today. in philadelphia at girard college 73. millville at the airport 72. lewes delaware at the university of delaware, 72. and linvilla orchards in media, 70 degrees. we have cooled down with clear skies and light winds in most locations. poconos 46. allentown 51. still 60 in philadelphia. 58 in millville. 52 in reading. 53 in atlantic city. most of these winds out of the north northwest at about five to 10 miles an hour. except for dover, also wildwood in philadelphia. the wind will continue to diminish as high pressure builds in and overnight overnight and during the day tomorrow. nice sun 93 day for the first full day of fall. and then we'll watch this area of low pressure developing in the southeast. it's going to move up the eastern see bore that we know

and by wednesday morning, spread clouds into the region from the south. this area of low pressure is going to move toward the north or toward the northeast. the jury is still out. to of our computer models takes it right through new jersey with some heavier rain. a couple more take it a farther out to sea making it more of a shore event and a mist for philadelphia. so this is what wary lookin loot variable in the track as we get bit closer we'll able to define how much rain will be in the region. overnight, mainly clear, very chilly. 50 in the city. 40s in our suburbs. northwesterly winds diminishing. 40 in the poconos. 45 in allentown. our northern and western suburbs where you see the blue and also interior south jersey empty fours. philadelphia at 50, 51 in dover. 53 in wildwood. tuesday, sunny nice way to star the fall season. the high temperature 70 on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" forecast. take look at this. wednesday 75. thursday 72. that's where we have the possible coastal storm that's

the day you'll want to pay attention to. periods of rape possible and gusty winds. the big question is it more toward the shore or does everyone get some periods of heavier rain? friday we know it's out of here. saturday and sunday it's like summer all over again with high temperatures around 80. monday 77. so summer is saying i know i'm gone, but i want to come back. >> well, we'll take you for one more weekend. >> we'll take brief visit. >> kathy, thanks. >> the good to be three and zero. that doesn't mean everything is perfect. >> cary williams has a beef with the head coach. that can be dangerous as we know. ask desean jackson. the offensive line take another pop. we'll give you the update coming up in sports.

>> desean jackson was exiled for refusing to buy into chip kelly's way of doing things.

now cary williams is speaking out saying the coach's practice regimen produces tired athletes on game day. secondaries goal to have make sure desean jackson did not beat them deep. he embarrassed the db's and got to dance eagles end zone once again wasn't karo's play but nate allen was out of position making williams look good part of the frustration that had cary speaking out. >> i know we ask our guys to run a lot during practice. i met with cary a little while ago. he came in on his own to visit with him and he was frustrated, um, and i understand that. cary is a competitor, and i got no issues with cary. >> a couple of players earned eagles wing in the game. nick foles took brutal hits. legal and otherwise and toughed it out and led the team to victory. his response to the old school nfc east contest april spared his teammates. >> one thing you see a quarterback, you know, get hit and it's another thing to see

him get hit in dirty way. obviously the hit was dirty. charged us a little bit. fired us up. especially the offensive line. >> tough character and it just shows foles is foles. he got the win for us. >> eagles offensive line will be missing another starter when they face san francisco sunday. center jason kelce will have abdominal surgery and miss several weeks. he suffer the injury in the third quarter. all right. hillary clinton key season just around the corner. the flyers with the split squad starting preseason tonight against washington at the center. in the second period, flyers with a man advantage. mark separate with the puck and just signed the blue line lights the lamp g game for mark. a goal and three assists. now in the third more power plays success from the orange and black. vin 93 la kief lear with the goal off the deflection. floor beat the capitals five to four. >> i need my marching orders people for friday football frenzy download the cbs audio road show app vote for the game of the week. your choices...

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>> if you can wait in the meantime a life size cut out of the pope is popped up at the philadelphia zoo. it gave some surprise visitors a chance to practice taking a selfie with the holy father. again official word of a papal visit for next year isn't expect before the spring but if it does happen, it's believed that a papal mass will be held on the benjamin franklin parkway. maybe you can get a real selfie

>> thank you for watching eyewitness news at 11:00 o'clo 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and, have a couldn't veal. for beasley, kathy and all of us i'm chris may. >> i'm cocoon. good night.