continues, with the sexual assault. he then took off with the money. >> i don't know how they sleep at night when they do these things. >> reporter: suspect is being described as a white male, around the age of 25, and he had has short brown hair with a light beard. he was wearing a light colored baseball cap, red jacket, dark pants, and white sneakers. in the video you can see him smiling after the attack. >> the fact that an individual would laugh or smile or, you know, just obviously shows a behavioral issue. >> reporter: many nearby businesses are closed on sunday leaving the area, desolate yesterday morning. and, most say they hope the video will help catch at attacker. >> i don't feel safe in this city at all, no where. >> i hope they catch him. i hope they do. >> reporter: and the victim was taken to jefferson university hospital, where she was treated and released. again, police are questioning someone right now but they are still asking for your help. if you have any information, contact the police.

we're live outside svu, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma thanks very much. this attack happened in the frankford neighborhood involving a 27 year-old woman. she woke up to fine a strange man inside of her bedroom. it happen in the 1200 block of harrison street. police say that intruder slash the woman's face and hand, and then ran off, she is hospitalized tonight, and in stable condition. if you know anything about that attack, you are asked to contact the the philadelphia police. developing right now, outrage in the city a as the school reform commission cancels the philadelphia a federation of teachers contract with the the cash strapped school district. >> protesters gathered on it side center city office of governor tom corbett but we're told he was not inside. they blame him for failing to fund schools. they also made it clear that the src does not speak for

them arguing teachers should not be made to suffer. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at union headquarters with the details, noel. >> reporter: well, we're told that the changes to teacher benefits will almost immediately put back in the classroom about $15 million, just this month alone but members of the the teachers union say they have already sacrificed so much. >> shame, shame sneaky shame. is this the way to build trust? >> reporter: canceled contracts with the philadelphia federation of teachers. >> shame. >> reporter: in a decision just announced this morning with only a small newspaper ad a as a warning the src a announced teach are a and other pft members will to have pay into their benefits packages between 25 to 13 percent of the premiums, jerry jordan called the closed door decision cowardly. said pft members were blind sided. >> total, total disrespect, for the teachers and other

school employees who work in this school district of philadelphia a. >> reporter: so we asked bill green, why did you put this information out, so last minute. >> well, the concept that they are surprised by this is laughable. when i was first appointed to the src in february i said that we would take unilateral action and impose terms if we could not reach an agreement with teachers union. >> reporter: src says the the move will save the district an average of 50 million-dollar per year, superintendent hite says it is least owner us option without cutting salaries. >> given fiscal environment we are facing we have to share in the sacrifice. >> our members are spending thousands of dollars out of their pockets to buy paper, something as basic as paper for their classrooms. that is shared sacrifice and they have not complained about it. >> reporter: changes to pft

benefits are set to go into effect on december 15th. we will have more coming up at 6:00 but we are live in center city, noel mcclaren cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we want to know what you think about this contract being canceled? connect with us on facebook. you can end us a tweet at cbs philly. it appears that the ebola out break continues, to spread outside of africa. spanish nurse who treated a missionary for the the disease in a hospital in madrid has tested positive for the disease. omar villafranca is in texas now with the very latest. >> reporter: the fifth american to get ebola a a arrived in nebraska after an overnight flight from west africa aboard a specially equipped private plane. health officials in hazmat suits transported three three-year old tv cameraman, to the medical center in omaha where he is being kept inside the nation's largest isolation unit. >> he is enormously relieved to be here. of course, it is still quite frightening but he is hanging in and he sound very strong. >> reporter: he was on

assignment in liberia for nbc. he thinks he may have gotten splashed with ebola a infect water. >> he was disinfecting a car in which someone had died. >> reporter: here in dallas doctors confirmed they are trying a experimental drug on ebola patient pennsylvania thomas eric duncan. the the company that makes the drug says it was an emergency set the the f.d.a. authorized. duncan is now in critical condition is from lie beer y he had director indirect contact with about 50 people in dallas, several of them children. five schools where students are on ebola watch started using high tech monitors to screen for fevers. decontamination crews finished work at the apartment where duncan was staying. they cart add way 140 barrels filled with items including sheets, towels and mattresses. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. delaware health officials now say that a child under observation for a possible case of ebola at bay he health kent general hospital

in dover does not have the infection. little will girl went to the emergency room on saturday, she had a fever and abdominal issues. the cdc was notified but the child is past the incubation period and symptoms free so they are not testing her fore bowl a we do know that little girl recently moved from liberia. breaking news now, children's hospital of philadelphia says two more patients are showing signs of acute muscle weakness. that is on top of three similar cases reports had on friday. none of the five patients have been confirmed to be infect with enterovirus d68 but further testing is now underway. in the meantime cdc has confirmed four year-old eli waller died from enterovirus d68 making him the first in the u.s. to die from that virus. he attended yardville elementary school in hamilton township. the at a town hall meeting last night school officials a assured parents that safety protocols are enforced and we will have more on this story and a live report at 5:30.

well, we are off to a sunny and mild start, this week, but more rain could be in our future. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with the look at the first forecast, kathy. >> i shed the coat, longer i'm out here longer it feels. we have strong southerly wind gusting to 20 to 30 miles an hour at times and that is warming us up, it will do the same tomorrow but take a look at these morning lows this he were impressive. mount pocono 37 this morning. allentown waking up to 39. elsewhere in the 40's. in philadelphia, 47. wildwood waking up to 46. and, it was seasonable high of 71 in philadelphia average high has dropped to 70 degrees. right now across the region we have some 07's along the i-95 corridor even inial own town and reading, and, 71 wilmington. elsewhere in the 60's. we have watching southerly wind to see the 60 miles an hour down the shore. 17 miles an hour, sustain wind

in dover. and those mild wind out of the south will be with us tonight and tomorrow but take a look at that rain. it is getting even closer. and that is in our future oz well. we will talk about the warming wind, chance of wind and even some storms and then we're cooling down again in the seven day forecast. the a bit of the roller coaster ride as this is transition time of the year as we get closer to the winter season. i will have that three day forecast later on in the broadcast. >> a philadelphia a social worker is arrested accused of stealing $18,000 in septa a tokens. shemir hopkins worthy faces charges of theft, forgery and tampering of public records. a supervisor became suspicious when, she requested and received 300 septa tokens during a two day period. an investigation revealed she submitted fraudulent overtime expenses. police in westville, new jersey are investigating after a car crashes in to a tanker

killing the driver. this happened at delsea drive and almondson road just after 3:00 this morning. that car became pinned under the empty tanker. the unidentified driver was pronounced dead at the scene but no one else was hurt. trump name is coming off of the shuttered trump plaza casino in atlantic city. take a look at these pictures provided to us by press of the atlantic city. workers began removing the name today. donald trump and ivanka trump are pressing a lawsuit begins trump entertainment with which they are no longer involved. they want to have their name stripped from the taj mahal casino and from the company itself. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 fans cheat death in miraculous fashion as rally car crashes and flips right over them. unbelievable scene caught on camera. u.s. supreme court decides to stay out of the same sex marriage don't, we will tell you what it means for thousands of couples looking

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the pennsylvania state trooper who was killed during a training exercise last week is laid to rest today, many gathered early to remember trooper david kedra who collogues say loved his work. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter had has more from northeast philadelphia.

>> reporter: gray and blue lines stretched for blocks outside christ the king church, thousands of troopers and officers from as far away as alabama, paying respects to fallen trooper david kedra. the 26 year-old trooper died six days ago accidentally shot by a fellow officer during a training session at the montgomery county firing range. inside the church the the trooper's mom, dad, brothers and sister, slowly made their way up the aisle his nephew robbie proudly wearing kedra uniform hat. >> you only wore the big hat for two years but you wore it strongly, proudly, enthusiastically. >> reporter: for pennsylvania troop hours came here to christ the the king church, it is the second time in less than a month they have mourned a fallen fellow officer. >> in the middle of a manhunt for an individual who murdered a state trooper just a couple weeks ago. so, that agency right now is

really suffering. >> ♪ >> reporter: among those paying tribute to the trooper, who had just purchased a new home, with his fiance, his brother, kevin. >> i don't know if they need troopers in heaven but if they don't, i know that dave would be outside those pearly gates, patrolling, on watch. >> reporter: day of tears, pride and pain, for the loss of a trooper. walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". caught on camera in miami a wild scene a car plows into a group of people dining on a sidewalk. take a look for yourself. this happened saturday afternoon about a dozen people were dining outside when an out of control toyota camry came barreling in. ten people were injured including two pregnant woman. no word on their conditions tonight and it is unclear why that driver lost control. now that the more dramatic video this one from it thely,

spectators cheated death when a rally car went out of control. the the car was simply going too fast for the turn as it flipped over and goes around these people narrowly missing all of them and amazingly no one was hurt. wow, that was amazing. good evening, everyone. fuzz are traveling throughout this rush hour you will notice we have a few slow spots but generally speaking we were going through cameras, it is lighter then usual. the as we take a look we are now at i-95 around girard avenue. thinks our southbound traffic squeezing on through construction zones. the right now on i-95 we are seeing the bulk of traffic. so, a little bit of rush hour and construction on i-95 but are where looks like this take a look the at schuylkill expressway very uncommon for this time at 5:15. traveling on 76 doesn't matter head east or westbound around downtown philadelphia as well as western suburbs or speed sensors are not bad. we are seeing a couple 50's on

the schuylkill, 48 on i-95, 35 traveling on i-95 southbound and we will run into some traffic on the southbound side of 95 approaching 476 as you would. but i want to direct your tension to the eastbound side of 76 because within your western suburbs, making what you are towards 202, south of gladwynn, you will run into volume problems dipping down in the teens. as awe approach the area of 476. traveling on 422, westbound at arm and hammer boulevard on ramp we are dealing with an accident there but good news no major delays for mass transit, chris and jessica. >> thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a hot air balloon proposal that does not go quite as plan. then high school students get a taste of the real world, three on your side's jim donovan has more on a growing trend, beasley? social media is going crazy, eagles are four and one tied at the top of the nfc east but listening to sports radio and checking social media get the feeling though fans though they could easily be one and four. find out how to get your

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what a great day outside today. >> who needs a coat in this weather. >> no way. >> throw it to the side it is 70's. so interesting how our standard change as it the get cooler. it is not 80. it is not 50. it is a beautiful afternoon

after morning low temperatures in the 30's and 40's. we have climb in the 60's and 70's, huge improvement to day some ten to 15 degrees warmer then yesterday. i'm sure that is not the a surprise. outside we will go down the shore where it is a lovely afternoon. camera shaking a little bit because of the breezy conditions. wind gusting to 20, even 30 miles an hour, across the the region at times. our live neighborhood network takes to us penns grove school in oxford, pennsylvania where the temperature is 60. we have plenty of sunshine. look at that camera shake. right now our wind are gusting south southwest at 23 miles an hour and those southerly gusts will be driving the temperature up tomorrow. all that wind ahead of the cold front that is approaching from the west. storm scan three you can see the rain but good news with this it is moving more to the north, then to the east, so it is going to be a very nice evening. skies will stay, mainly clear to partly cloudy overnight. but this will eventually, be moving through the region. right now in philadelphia

71 degrees. that is our high for the day. allentown 71. cooler in the poconos at 63 with more clouds. in millville it is 68 degrees. 69 degrees in trenton. to the west we have had some rain cooled temperatures and pittsburgh. we have rain and 57 degrees. and cleveland only 58 degrees this afternoon. really feeling like fall. we will watch the front from the west during the day on tuesday, and now tuesday afternoon there could be a few renegade showers a ahead of the system with warm southerly winds but the main threat will come, tuesday night into early wednesday morning, some showers, maybe even a few rumbles of thunder and in the wake of that we will see sunny skies and northwesterly breezes. it will be a very pleasant mid part of the workweek. by thursday cooler air works its way in with temperatures backing in the 60's. future weather will break it down for a closer look. this evening we will see mainly clear to partly cloudy skies and then tomorrow the same thing mix of sun and clouds. by the time we make it in the afternoon, after the noon hour there is a few spotty showers i talk about. that is 6:00 o'clock but watch

what happens late, like between midnight and 2:00 a.m. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. so don't be surprised. this is tomorrow night. and then wednesday morning we will clear it out again. it is not lasting long. in the wake of the front the the jet stream will be dipping a little bit and start to retreat, and we will be seeing some changing temperatures, once again. so for tonight mostly cloudy a a stray shower to the lehigh valley and poconos. otherwise we're dry. low temperature, is 56. on tuesday, partly sunny, and, nighttime rain with temperatures well in the 70's. looking ahead on the three day forecast, it is mild and breezy, and then really feeling the cool the weather coming back on thursday with the temperature of 68. so there is a look at your three day more on the weekend coming up, with kate, for now we will send it to

a famous coach said you are what your record says you are. eagles are four-one, tied at the top of the nfc east but eagles fan are not easily dup. they know running game is struggling because of the injuries on the offensive line. they are still looking for that confident quarterback who never seemed to miss an opportunity last season. and that developing defense, that this season seems to swing, in its extremes. few fans want to brag that they have the best special teams in the nfl but thank goodness that is the case. eagles are right on track with a lot of work to do. >> it is not just one magic quick fix where you walk in the staff room and say hey guys if we do this, then everything is straight. we have to continue to work on it and get better. the positive is we're working from a situation where we're

four and one trying to get better but four and one, one and four mean you don't dress problems that we have. we are not consistent on the offensive side of the ball as we want to be. >> social media is a buzz about the eagles four and one start. the here's what people are saying. brookie425 respects and thanks connor barwin who is in full beast mode yesterday, awesome, just awesome. and, this is pretty simple, another win, but ugly win, i think we can agree and know exactly what they are talking about. how about that little cutie, young eagles fan going victory monday. that is exactly what it is. this guy right here, he can sleep. everything is cool. four and one, this is at mschatter my man is so cool. we want to you use hash tag cbs philly eagles and we might see your tweets on tv as well. now let's toss it back to chris and jessica. >> dogs are feeling good about

where we are, that is a good sign. still to come in the next half an hour a move by the nation's highest court could lead to same sex marriage being legal in 30 states. we will have more on the court's decision not to decide. and there is fear and concern in one new jersey town after a preschooler dies of enterovirus d68, we are live. and then a man tries to run from florida, to bermuda, we will tell you why the coastguard says his rescue was all a big mistake. then new at 6:00... >> very old and tricky language in the township in new jersey is learning the hard way we will tell what you a phrase cut into the side of a new library says and what it should say and what the township is planning on doing to fix

i'm chris may with some of the day's top stories, police question a person of interest in this frightening attack on a woman in chinatown. the man who was caught on the surveillance video hit that woman over the head with what appears to be a hammer in the bag, and he then sexually assaulted her. school reform commission has canceled the philadelphia school district's contract with the teachers union. the the members will now to have pay for their own benefit packages. the union protest but the changes are set to go into effect december 15th. ebola continues to spread outside the african continent.

a nurse in spain has now tested positive after treating a missionary at a madrid hospital, kate. chris, what a beautiful monday it has been, a great evening, restaurant week here in manayunk. perfect night to come sit outside. here's a quick look at your evening planner. if you are planning to sit outdoors tonight at 7:00 we will be in the 60's. a few clouds drift in by eight or 9:00 temperatures in the the lower 60's but all and all a clear and beautiful evening. i will have your full seven day forecast in a bit, jessica. today nervous parents and one new jersey town sent their children to school for the first time in days, after a preschooler, died of enterovirus d68. that little boy's death is first to be blame on the virus that has swept the the nation. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in hamilton township tonight with the very latest, cleve. >> school officials say they had multiple faculty meetings about preventing the the spread of the virus, for example throughout the day

students were given an opportunity to wash their hands because thinks a highly contagious disease and as we have seen, it has had severe consequences. >> i have a son who is extreme asthmatic, and my concern is he can get it anywhere. >> reporter: parents at yardville elementary school are deeply concern about their children's health. four year-old preschool student eli waller died after contracting the enterovirus d68. another preschooler home sick with a respiratory illness that could be a second case. >> it was scary. i hate seeing my son so sick. >> reporter: she says her son has been home sick for weeks. he is awaiting test results to confirm if he has or had d68. >> he is out of the woods for now but who knows what can happen, anything can turn this around since we're still wheezing and shortness of breath. the it is just a wap and wait game. >> reporter: hamilton township health officials are closely monitoring doctor's offices and schools for d68 which causes cold-like symptoms and some cases severe respiratory

illness. >> this here, it is here to stay and we as citizens and teachers and students have to be diligent in our approach to personal hygiene and observing our little ones if they are in the feeling well. >> reporter: since learning of the illness hamilton township school district has activated a prevention strategy. staff and parents are enforcing strict hygiene rules. the bus companies are told to thoroughly wipe down all surfaces and overtime approved for staff to spend extra effort to clean the schools. >> all of the top to bottom screening that needs to be done it cannot be the usual cleaning that we do. it has to be above and beyond that. >> health officials say that second boy sample were taken to the cdc on thursday so result can come back anytime now no word when he will return but we understand a attendance was normal at yardville elementary school at 93 percent. we are live from hamilton

township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. symptoms for enterovirus are similar to a cold. look for a fever, running nose, coughing and sneezing. the more he severe symptoms include wheezing or difficulty breathing and weakness of the limbs. if you detect these symptoms in your child seek medical treatment immediately. the supreme court has decided it will not hear appeals from five states seeking to up hold bands on same sex marriage. lower court rulings stand and more states can begin marrying same sex couples. cbs news correspondent craig boswell explains the impact. >> i will start crying. >> reporter: utah couples who challenge state's ban on same sex marriage are celebrating what happened a at the supreme court on monday. the the justices decided not hear appeals from five states, clearing the way for gay and lesbian couples to marry. >> we weren't expecting a decision so soon from the supreme court. >> reporter: high court's action will allow same sex marriage in utah, indian,

oklahoma, wisconsin and virginia. it also impacts six other states, governed by the same lower court. that makes same sex marriage legal in 30 states and d.c. court watches expect justices to he take up the issue this term but instead they threw a curve ball sidestepping a nationwide ruling they may never make. >> every court of appeals that has ruled on this issue has found discriminatory laws unconstitutional. >> reporter: advocates on both sides of the issue say there is still work to be done. >> couples should not have to fight case by case, state by state, battle by battle, year by year. >> some state now will feel compelled to jump on a social band wagon and redefine marriage. >> reporter: there are challenges to same sex marriage bans in every state where it is in the currently legal. at the supreme court, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". well, here in pennsylvania, legislation to change the state's had hate crimes statue to included sexual orientation has cleared its first hurdle, it passed the house judiciary committee with the 19-four vote and that moves on to the full house. representative brendon boyle a democrat says it is a matter of right and wrong, not gay or straight. >> it is important for us as a commonwealth to stand up, to those who commit hate crimes, this piece of legislation i think send a strong signal and statement about who we are and what we stand for as a state. >> these changes to the the state's current legislation were proposed in the wake of an attack the on the same sex couple in center city philadelphia last month. a u.s. marine is first american to be killed in operations designed to stop isis. the militant islamic state group in iraq and syria. twenty-one year-old corporal jordan spears of indiana and another service member leaped in the persian gulf when it appears their aircraft was going to crash.

corporal spears was kill, the other air man is in stable condition. pilots on the aircraft were able to land safely. an american air woman was found dead in the waters off japan yesterday a victim of the powerful typhoon. air men and two others were swept out to sea when the typhoon slammed the northern coast. other two service members remain missing and officials say their search has been interrupted by rought seas. some police chiefs in delaware county are pushing to be able to use radar to catch speeders. right now stately law limits use of radar for speed enforcement to state police. "eyewitness news" on township line roane in direction drexel hill. michael chitwood says it is roads like township line where speeding effects safety. it is in the about money. >> this is in the about budget, this is about safety, and that is what we're hearing over and over. >> federal statistics from 2012 shows pennsylvania had third highest number of speeding fatalities in the the nation. today is final day to register to vote in pennsylvania pennsylvania for

the november 4th general election. applications from pennsylvanians registering for the first time changing their address or changing their party affiliation must be post mark today. registration deadline in delaware is october 11th, and in new jersey it is october october 14th. good evening, everyone. traveling out and about during this rush it is not as awful as we have seen. however, we're switching gears for a second to take a look at a pretty awful situation. that would be an accident at 202 southbound at high street where the entire roadway right now is block. a vehicle is positioned in a horizontal position is what is blocking this road. so again 202 southbound at high street. this is where you are headed wait until it clears out of the way because right as you will notice they are just allowing one lane to get by. major delay going to be in that area and gaper delay on the north bound side. we have sun glare and rush hour, this is i-95 southbound

a approaching philadelphia international down through the commodore barry bridge. you drop down the speed sensors in the 20's. also traveling in the 20's on i-95 through construction zones of both cottman avenue and girard. schuylkill not awful but we have slow downs in the western suburbs specifically eastbound between 202 and gladwynn. and watch out for an accident on the eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike near norristown as it is block the left-hand lane. no major problems for mass transit, chris and jessica. still to come on "eyewitness news" internships are not just for college students anymore our consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with why more and more high schoolers get a head start on their future in the work place. trend to go day a teenager very upset with beyonce, he cries for singer after waking up from dental surgery and then it goes viral, kate? jessica, it is a beautiful monday night we are here in manayunk where it is restaurant week and we have a lot of tables set up on the sidewalk, perfect night to eat outside. i'll let you no if he this nice weather continues through

hewlett packard is split nothing to two companies in ab effort to stay competitive. one company will sell hp permanent computers an requirements. others will focus on technology services like data

storage and software. already 36,000 workers have been laid off, nearly 20,000 others stand to lose their jobs. trending now a teen cries out for beyonce plus unforgettable marriage proposal but this north carolina teenager who woke up from dental surgery not too pleased beyonce was not there. >> where is beyonce. >> beyonce could not make it. >> you told me she would be here. >> well, she could not make it. it will be owe kay. >> we all love beyonce, but that is 17 year-old codey from a little groggy from wisdom teeth, who did you ticked off to get this on the internet. music video, as you can imagine has gone viral. maybe beyonce will see it. >> newly engage couple has a unique proposal to talk b eric was proposing to his

girlfriend when their hot air balloon drifted off course, how scary is that and landed in the ocean north of san diego. then life guards and surfers rushed to help the couple. nobody was injured. guess what, his girlfriend said yes. >> only gets better from there. very dramatic. >> if you are going in for dental surgery. >> you better trust people picking up. >> don't allow that person to have any kind of video camera because that is what will happen, embarrassing. it is just in the right. >> sorry codey we will be right back.

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an athlete find his own way to bermuda and end up getting pick up by the coastguard. >> didn't go as plan. michelle miller tells us instead of a boat or plane he climbed inside a giant floating bubble and wanted to run across the water. >> he documented his journal any his self designed hydro pod wheeling his way in the atlantic after leaving miami on tuesday. the 3-millimeter thick plastic bubble was propelled as he ran inside like a hamster on a wheel. >> four or five not. >> he believed to wheel himself the entire 1,033-mile journey to bermuda, stopping only to catch fish and sleep

but his plan didn't quite pan out. on thursday after two days at sea with little american protein bars and bottled water a coast gar cutter located bell lucci, disorientedded, making little progress and asked fisherman and boaters directions to bermuda despite warnings about possible dangers, he told the coastguard captain that he was not about to give up. >> i said you will have a hard time punching through the gulf stream and heading east to make bermuda. >> i have been practicing for two years for this. >> so you are declining to stop your voyage at this time and embark the coastguard cutter. >> yes, i am continuing to go. >> on saturday his location beacon was activated prompting a rescue operation 07 nautical miles off the the coast of st. augustine florida he was pluck and brought a shore. but he says that he never needed to be rescued and the beacon went off by accident. he was treated and released.

>> i see a person coming into my bubble are you okay in there. you need an emergency doctor. >> i said no. >> reporter: he was grant add sigh lum in america in 2003 after being exiled from his native iran for having pro western sympathies. he set endurance records for running around the perimeter of the united states. >> he spent the last two years building his bubble and hoped to use it to set new records. that hope has been burst, for now. >> okay then. >> give it the old college try. >> that was michelle miller reporting for us. >> well, after some pretty cold nights it is finally, warming backup outside, feeling more summer/fall. >> still fall-ish but still nice overall, but especially for restaurant week in manayunk. where else do you want to be. meteorologist kate bilo has

traveled there kate, dinner is served it sound like. >> dinner is absolutely served. it is early. we have not seen too many people at restaurants a lot of people running, doing exercise on a beautiful night but i can smelly don't know fit is chinese or what it is but it smells a nation out here. get down to manayunk. it goes through friday. they have special menus some restaurants has a $15 menu, you can find all all the information at our web site or main young.com. tables are set up. coffee shops still going. we will pan down the street. the they are waiting for you g tote run in and consume some calories here tonight. it is a down right gorgeous evening, and in manayunk all around the region. i cannot find one cloud in the sky. the lets take a look at one of our live cameras on our live neighborhood network this one is from the middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse and look at that blue skies. a gorgeous evening. 64 degrees. the wind are southeasterly. kind of breezy. 20 miles an hour n cape may courthouse. storm scan three does show our next advancing front. now this one is interesting. it will send showers north and

west of us overnight but really does not come through for us until late tomorrow night, and it is really not a whole lot of rain, most of it, coming while we are asleep, but you can see it is moving through central pennsylvania at the moment. in the meantime temperatures have warmed up nicely this afternoon. we're at 71 degrees at the airport. seventy-one in allentown. seventy-two in reading. up to 63 in mount pocono. remember how cool it was, yesterday, look at the the adjustment we have made in the past 24 hours. it is 15 degrees warmer then it was this time yesterday in mount pocono, 10 degrees warmer here in philadelphia and even 7 degrees warmer down the shore. so lets time out that front on future weather. you can see starting tonight mostly off to the west and a lot of those showers will miss us. far and northern western suburbs will take a shower later this evening or overnight. tomorrow morning starts with some clouds but by midday we will see some sun peeking out, it is not the most brilliantly sunny day but still a pretty nice afternoon and tomorrow evening a few showers with some more steady rain overnight around 2:00 a.m. wednesday we will see steady rain but got news it is

clearing out quickly even early wednesday morning. and then by wednesday afternoon we're looking at clear conditions as the front departs. so your overnight forecast, a few clouds late with that stray shower to the northwest, 56 degrees. not the quite as chilly, that is almost 10 degrees warmer then last night in fact. for your tuesday partly sunny, 75 degrees with some rain at night and you're witness weather seven day forecast, again, a shower, late tuesday, and then it is especially tuesday night we will clear it out wednesday, thursday is cooler at 68, and then another chance of showers in the forecast on friday. now back here live, we are along, main street in manayunk and you can see everybody out for a walk tonight. strollers are out. dogs are out. restaurant week is in full swing. you definitely want to get town here. the thinks week two of restaurant week. they have until friday, but tonight, maybe the the best night you will have, to sit outside and enjoy dinner, perhaps, under the the stars, or under this nice clear sky. reporting live from manayunk i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we think of interns odds are college students come to

mind but today high school students are going out the for a taste of the real world. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at is what a growing trend. >> reporter: lane sutton is a familiar face at his high school and in between schoolwork and extracurricular activities the he is a popular face around the the office too. where he recently learned the ropes in the real world as a marketing intern. >> i was able to see all of the components of a company working together. >> reporter: lots of students like lane are getting an early start in the work place, according to a recent survey, nearly 50 percent of all high school age respond events are could go internship and they are not just serving up coffee or shuffling papers. >> companies are looking to tap this new generation in order to fuel what they do with technology in the work place. it is 74 percent of those companies surveyed say that they are recruiting social media marketing interns. >> reporter: lane says he put his social media skills to work tracking company's on line engagement and interaction.

internship coordinator at lane's school says that result is clear among her students. >> these opportunities come back to school and they are more focused, they are more excited about what they are learning. suddenly the real world is real to them. >> experts say that high school internships should be more about students developing organizational skills and strategic thinking that they cannot learn in the classroom and less about finding a career track. unlike a college internship high school internships should not be focused on building a resume. >> sometimes it goodies to learn what it is like to show up on time, be responsible, all of those things that are important. >> in my days they used to call it a job. what is this internship. >> getting paid, exactly. >> fries, burgers, hey, i was happy. >> jim, thank you. >> we will be right back.

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swift hosted a private listening party for her fans, shake it off singer invited 89 fans to her rhode island house on the beach. >> wow. >> the number of fans come from her new album titled 1989, the the year swift was born. during the party fans got to hear every song on the album, it hit the shelves, october the 27th. >> sound like fun. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now the at 6:00 new details on a story still developing right now a person of interest now being questioned in this sexual assault. police believe that the suspect attacked his victim with a hammer. also, this four year-old is the first person to die in the u.s. from enterovirus d68, now new safety precautions are being taken at this new jersey school, and there are developing details on this story from chop as well, kathy? we are tracking some showers that will be moving in across the delaware valley, it will be warming, windy and get real wet, even chance of thunderstorms, we will time it out coming up.

and a mistake at a new jersey library that i proves just how tough a language can be, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. a sickening tack on a woman in a chinatown arts center. police are looking for a man beat that woman before sexually assaulting her. and tonight, they are questioning a person of interest. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. police say that the suspect hit the victim over the head, with what might have been a hammer. this attack happened at a cultural arts center in the 100 block of north ninth street. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at special victims unit tonight, syma. >> reporter: well, jessica police are now saying this may not have been a random attack, they are continuing to question the person of interest, but they are still asking for the public's help, earlier today they released

surveillance video that some may find disturbing and in that video you'll see the suspect smiling after the attack. >> he appears to be calm and routine as he can. >> reporter: this man casually walks in the arts center with a dangerous plan. police say that the suspect beat, sexually assaulted and robbed a woman inside an arts center in chinatown sunday morning this happened around 8:00 in the 100 block of north ninth street. >> i don't feel safe in the city at all, no where. >> reporter: once inside the man forced victim to the back office. video is disturbing to watch as he repeatedly beats would the man the with the hammer-like object covered with a plastic bag. victim offers him $600 to stop the attack but he refused, the man then sexually assaults her and takes off with the money but not before flashing a sinister smile from the fact that an individual would laugh or smile or, you know, just obviously shows a behavioral issue. r