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. >> reporter: suspect is being described as a white male

around the age of 256789 he has short brown hair with the light beard. he wases wearing a light colored baseball cap, red jacket, dark pants and white sneakers. police say this may not about a random a being to. >> he might have been in that proper, business in the past. the owner recalls the the possibility this individual had been in there. >> reporter: neighbors want this man off the the street. >> i don't know how they sleep at night when they do these things. >> reporter: victim was taken to jefferson hospital where she was treated and released. police right now are questioning a person of interest but they still want your help. if you have any information you you are asked to contact the police. we are live outside special victims unit, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. another woman attacked today this attack happened in the philadelphia's prank forward neighborhood. police say a 27 year-old woman woke up to find a strange man in her room in her harrison street house. police say the the intruder slashed her face and hand and

then took off. that victim is hospitalized tonight in stable condition, and the the attacker is still on the loose tonight. well, developing right now, two new patients at chop are showing signs of acute muscle weakness and chopper three, similar cases reported friday and none of the, five cases, has enterovirus 68, although, additional tests are now underway. and students at yardville elementary school in hamilton township new jersey return to class for the first time since the death of four year-old eli waller. and they now confirmed that the preschooler died of enterovirus 68 and many people are rightly concerned. >> i have a son, who is extreme asthmatic and my concern is he can get it anywhere. >> this here, it is here to stay, and we as citizens, and teachers, and teachers have ton student in our approach to personal hygiene. >> reporter: hamilton township school district activated a

prevention strategy that including improving overtime for staff to spend extra efforts cleaning those schools. in delaware state health officials said today that a child under observation for possibly bowl a dozen not have that. officials say that this little girl went to an emergency room at bay health kent general hospital on saturday with a high fever and abdominal issues. the cdc was also notified since the the child had recently moved from liberia. but doctors now say that the girl is past the incubation period and is symptom free. the philadelphia federation of teachers, outraged after the the school reform commission cancels their contract with the school district. they say that the district budget this should not be balanced on the backs of members. the the district claims it had no other choice. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at union headquarters to explain tonight, noel. >> reporter: well, jessica we're told that these changes to teacher benefits will almost instantly put back

about 15 million-dollar right into classrooms this month but teachers union members say they have already sacrificed so much. >> shame. >> reporter: the the announcement was met with screams, src decision to cancel their contract with the philadelphia federation of teachers was immediately condemned by union members. >> is this the way to build trust? is this the way to build trust. >> reporter: and by parents losing trust in their district. >> did it on purpose to deny a public voice on what was arguablably a ground breaking decision which was to cancel the pft contract, take away tens of millions of dollars and put it towards unspecified purposes. >> reporter: src says savings are worth it. they estimate 15 million-dollar will be put back in the classrooms each year when pft members pay five to 13 percent of their health care premiums. >> is there only one other district in the commonwealth where teachers don't contribute to their health care. >> reporter: district says the

the decision would force teachers to share the sacrifice but union president jerry jordan says teachers have sacrificed enough, often paying for classroom basics like paper, out of their own pockets. he said it is time for administrators to step up to the plate. >> how dare they, how dare they do it, when doctor hite was hired and in his contract, he was hired at $300,000 a year and he is only paying 5 percent what an afront to the people who work in our schools every day. >> reporter: those changes to pft benefits are set to go into effect on december 15th. we are live in center city tonight, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. law enforcement from across the country gathered to pay their final respects to the pennsylvania state trooper who was killed during a training exercise. those who knew trooper david

kedra says the 26 year-old died doing what he loved. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has emotional remembrance from northeast philadelphia. adding to the sadness of this funeral service the fact that at 26, fallen trooper david kedra was so young with only two years on the force but last tuesday he was shot by a fellow of ther during a training session at montgomery county firing range. along with kedra mom dad brother sister and fiance his nephew robbie proudly wearing his uniform and hat. >> you only wore the big hat for two years but you wore it strongly, proudly and enthusiastty. >> reporter: troopers and police office hours came here were from all over the country from ohio, indian,al bam, cars and uniforms of every possible color and description but in their hearts they all had a

common thought on this very sad day. >> it is probably the sadest day when we lose one of our own brothers. we feel like we lost an officer from bridgeport. >> reporter: among those you'll guying kedra his brother kevin. >> i don't know if they need troopers in heaven but if necessity don't i know dave would be outside those pearly gates patrolling, on watch, making sure everybody is secure. >> reporter: kedra is second pennsylvania state troop tore die in the line of duty in less than a month, keeping the sense of loss, for all who gathered on this sad day. walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile hundreds of pennsylvania state troop are continued their search, in northeastern, pennsylvania for several hours, on sunday but they still found no sign of

eric frein. frein ace accused of ambushing, two state troopers and a police barracks in blooming grove back on september 12th. corporal brian dickson was killed, and trooper alex douglass wounded in that attack. frein is now on the fbi the's list of the ten most wanted. delaware governor jack markell declared october as domestic violence awareness month. miss delaware 2014 brittany lewis says designation is important for victims and their families. she also shared her personal story. >> for a long time my sister kept her abuse, relationship inside, and only reluctantly began to express her situation once the physical scars and bruises could no longer be covered up. on the evening of march 26th, 2010, my family's nightmare came to life yet again when my 26 year-old sister was gunned down and killed, with seven shots to her body. >> miss delaware also lost her cousin to domestic violence.

nearly 24,000 incidents of domestic violence with reported in delaware in the pennsylvania past year. police chiefs in delaware county are pushing to be allowed to use radar to catch speeders. "eyewitness news" on township line road in drexel hill, where chief of police, held a press conference today. right now state law limits use of of radar for speed enforcement to state police, federal statistics from 2012 shows pennsylvania had third highest number of deaths related to speeding in the country. well, philadelphia fire department is joining with septa, to try to get word out about fire safety. philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer issued the oath today. septa covered the cost of artwork and posters that will appear throughout the the city and throughout the transit system. knowing what to do in an emergency they say makes all of the dip since. >> making a plan,

accountability, resist going back in and always having two ways out. >> this partnership dates back 15 years. welshing call it a sign of the times. >> work is underway to remove the word trump, from the now closed trump plaza. still on the way at 6:00, why it is not enough to satisfy donald trump himself, steve. latin is a trek i language and a township here in new jersey, is learning the hard way. we will tell you what a phrase says in the library and what it should say and what the township is planning on do go to fix it. a mild wind will surge across the delaware valley tomorrow but we have our eye on some rain and even some thunderstorms, we will take a look at that roller coaster ride mountain seven day forecast. hi, beasley. too often special teams are the quickest way to lose a game. not the case in philadelphia we may have the best in all of football. chip kelly will talk about the unit that is leading his squad right now, coming up when i join you for

coming up at 11:00 frozen alcohol that contain ingredients not on the label. >> we have lost control of the supply chain so it allows people to take advantage of

vulnerabilities in the system. >> reporter: i'm health reporter stephanie stahl and we will tell you which items are more likely to be fraudulent tonight at 11:00. despite losing in an auction for revel casino hotel, developer from florida is in the giving up tonight. brookfield asset management, won the revel with a 110 million-dollar bid, that is about a 95 percent discount, on the original 2.4 billion dollars price tag for the structure but florida developer glenn straub claims the the auction was improperly conduct. so he filed papers today asking for a new auction. a bankruptcy court judge in camden is expect to decide tomorrow if the original sale is approved. trump name is coming off the shuttered trump plaza in atlantic city. these photos were provided by the press of atlantic city. workers began removing the name today from trump. donald and ivanka trump are pressing forward with the lawsuit against trump

entertainment with which they are no longer involved. they want to have their names stripped from the taj mahal casino and the entire company. well, a a lottery mistake has left a library any new jersey scrambling to explain. >> what they thought was written on the building was not. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the the story. report report it is a powerful sounding latin statement, fit for higher learning, that is, until you translate it. >> what i told you it says we second guess all? after nearly a decade have of building the brand new multi million-dollar moorestown township library the architect and town leadership wanted a medal on to represent all that hard work. they thought they came up with we confirm things twice. but, with that mantra residents started doing a little google translating and came up with we second guess all. next to it the date in roman numerals says 1653, when it

should say 1853, the day that the friend of the library group were formed. >> that is funny. >> it even looks like it is an ipad, in the sign-in sheet. >> reporter: they could have used an ipad. >> definitely. >> reporter: oh, yes, it does say we second guess all behind me but people living hearsay this place is not about ignoring your problems but it is about confronting and fixing them and that is exactly what the architect who design these says he will do, for free. architect rick are reagan is in charge of the project and his firm is solid on what the fix is but here's the option. >> we will pay to remove the entire medal ans and reset a new one. >> reporter: because we at "eyewitness news" confirmed things twice i contacted the university of pennsylvania's foremost authority on the language who had added another wrinkle saying quote it is in the real latin but a a kind of sued owe latin called dog latin which you translate each individual english word into a latin equivalent without

worrying the result makes sensor not. good intentions, lost in translation. in moorestown, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, halloween came early for some children in delaware today. "eyewitness news" at alfred i du pont hospital for children in wilmington where they held their spooktacklar party. spirit halloween hosted event for kids who might in the be able to trick or treat with their family and friend this year. the story is also donating a portion of the sale proceeds this season to the hospital to help make it stay a little less scary for children and their families. it is a beautiful evening across the delaware valley. we have less than an hour left of daylight but still crystal clear skies in center city philadelphia same goes for down the shore. the only problem with the weather is you can see behind me. this cameras shaking like crazy, in ocean city cape may county looking at the north end, windy conditions across the region.

but they are strong, warm southerly winds. that is the bonus. take a look at our live neighborhood network. these are current wind gustness reading at the airport gusting to 34 miles an hour. cape may courthouse gusting to 30. rosemont in hairtan high gusting to 38. reynolds middle school in hamilton gusting to 26, now, 27, and then back to 26 miles an hour. remember these are live neighborhood network sites. so they will continue to change as the conditions do. a seasonable day to day and interesting thing about this is last hour the high was only 71. so this is a a late afternoon high of 72 degrees with that brilliant sunshine. right new we have cooled it down to 68 in philadelphia. sixty-eight in trenton. sixty-nine in allentown. already down to 60 in the poconos. to the west we will have rain, and pittsburgh, cleveland, temperatures only in the 50's this afternoon. signs of a turbulent season. we saw morning low temperatures, sunday, and today that were quite cold in the 40's, the the coldest since last spring. the average low is 52 but

watch what happened, over the the next couple of mornings as we time the chill a little bit for the morning. tomorrow morning, wednesday morning, we will see some warm starts to the day and then that trails off by the even of the week as it will get colder overnight again but those cool nights help our fall foliage. on storm scan three we are seeing a clear skies, a few clouds approaching overnight the but good news this rain is moving more northward than eastward, spotty showers tonight, with this, and thinks our cold front that is cutting through cleveland and also cincinnati and that will be changing our weather. so warm southerly wind for tuesday, possibly a spotty shower, and overnight especially far north and west and then this front moves in tomorrow night. while we are sleeping maybe a few rumbles of thunder clears it out for wednesday with breezy conditions and then cooler air moves in for thursday. future weather help shows a few clouds overnight, that is just about it, partly sunny for your tuesday, late tomorrow afternoon, perhaps a scattered shower especially through south jersey but real rain comes after

11:00 o'clock. the showers maybe some thunderstorms and then by wednesday we will dry it out nicely. overnight tonight look for stray shower far to the north and west otherwise just a few clouds and low of 56. tuesday partly sunny rain at night, high temperature 75. on the exclusive seven day forecast, we will see temperatures mild, for the next couple of days and then cool, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday next monday, for columbus day. a few showers and temperatures around 07 degrees. if you love weather and want to be part of the eyewitness weather team, we want you. sign up now to be an eyewitness weather watcher go to cbs philly.com/watchers. >> kathy, thanks. good evening, everyone. i wanted to start with you a shot of 476 at mid county toll plaza. it is pretty quiet out there our majors look a little bit better then they usually do but not too far from the mid county toll mr. a on the pa turnpike we have a few accidents to talk b1 westbound, john fort washington where two left lanes are block and another

one is eastbound around bensalem. notice we have lots of yellow and red scattered on the pennsylvania turnpike and traveling in the northbound direction of the extension out of the mid county toll plaza awe will find some volume making your way out towards lansdale. look at speed sensors they are usually worse then this but right now we are in the 30's. we have 37 is your average on i-95. even parts of the schuylkill expressway up to 44 miles april hour. also traveling westbound on the schuylkill, not awful here at 34 miles an hour. so it could be worse out there watch out for this accident around center city. stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewi

dave fipp is hottest coach in philadelphia who you ask? he is the eagles special teams coach his unit has been amazing, yesterday another block punt for a touchdown, they scored four touchdowns this season, three of them in

the last three games, setting a team record. fipp has saved chip from a couple of losses. >> the game is usually coming down to a possession or two, with hitting yard following a special teams game is something that i think, you need to address, because it is one play where you can drastically change field position one way or the other. >> next up a rivals from up the jersey turnpike the the giants after starting zero and two, g men have turn things around winning three in a row. eli manning has multiple touchdown passes in four straight games, scoring 30 points or more in the victories. with the eagles and cowboys at four-one, giants three-two, weak division has been in the weight room. >> everything is big. having the g men here division game will be something special. night game. so you have to show seven. >> it will be a great game. always a good game. giants, backyard, it is a dog fight right there. who is the ruler of the back

yard. it is always a great game against them. >> and the eagles out in community for a good cause, they help habitat for humanity restore. they loaded pictures and helped restock the store. the store accepts new and gently used furniture and used them to rebuild homes. we will be right back.

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back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly we are back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. cbs news is next tonight, that nurse in spain tracking ebola, they will have new details on that turn in the crisis and inspiring program giving high school drop outs, a second chance. here now from new york with the "cbs evening news" is scott pelley.

>> pelley: tonight a new turn in the ebola crisis. for the first time someone outside west africa contracts the disease. a nurse in spain. president obama tries to reassure americans. >> i consider this a top national security priority. >> pelley: reports from dr. jon lapook and manuel bojorquez. as an american allegedly planning to join isis appears in court, we talk to the f.b.i. director about home-grown terror. some people call individuals who are radicalized "lone wolves. " is that the biggest threat we face? accused copkiller eric frein is still on the run, but the police have found a letter they believe he wrote. don dahler on what's in it. and a wake-up call for high school drop-outs.