skull. >> reporter: concerned neighbors initially wondered whos skeleton was found. >> i hoping i'm hundred year-old bones and not nothing new. >> reporter: burlington county prosecutor's office doesn't suspect any full play. they tell "eyewitness news" that the bones are very old, just like the more than 100 year-old home they were buried near but for the workers at budd's pools it remains a bit of a halloween mystery. >> it would be interesting to find out the history of this person. >> reporter: now, pool contractors went on to tell me that the owners of the property greed to pay for a proper burial of these bones, if and when they need to be moved. we are live from riverton tonight noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thanks very much. there is developing news right now there has been another possible sighting of eric frein on day 46 of the manhunt. authorities say that a resident reported that sighting early tuesday afternoon near route 390 in barrett township monroe

county. frein, of course is accused of opening fire outside of the blooming grove state police barracks back on september 12th, killing trooper brian dickson and seriously wounding trooper alex douglass. there are new details in the the hazing allegations at the central bucks west high school. school board plans to meet tonight for the first time since this scandal broke and we're getting a much better idea of exactly what allegedly went on among members have the football team. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the bucks county courthouse with more now, steve. >> reporter: chris, i finished speaking to the man in charge of finding out if any criminal activity took place in the hazing allegations of c.b. west on his desk as we were speaking was a report detailed from the internal investigation at c.b. west, he detailed that, with us as our cameras were rolling. >> i want to make sure that nothing that was criminal went on here. >> reporter: tuesday, bucks county district attorney david heckler detailing an internal investigation conduct by c.b.

west administrators before he conducts his own. >> we don't know how and to what extent that this was taken report report heckler says august 16th following a umer scrimmage upper class men on the team rounded up rookies in the locker rooms and engaged in a series of hazing acts. report tea tails four acts, haircut, sugar cookie or powdering teammates, what students are calling water boarding where student facees were covered with towels and led under showers and something called slap it, lick it, grab it. >> slap one of their fellow rookies, and then to lick the face of one of their fellow rookies and then to grab the genital of one of their fellow rookies. >> reporter: heckler says his parties to determine if the last two acts went far enough to constitution criminal activity. he is asking students who feel victimized to step forward. >> that is what we know of. i want to be very sure that if there was anything more than

this that we get to know bit. >> reporter: late this have afternoon we received a statement from the c.b. west head coach brian hensell defending the coaching staff and his program. it is also my sincere hope that the investigation will reveal that this allege hazing was a one time isolated incident rather than a system matic hazing problem at the c.b. west. while i agree that one hazing incident is too many, i also believe that the hazing was remetly -- that hazing was remetly suspect or ongoing part of the culture of c.b. west football our coaches would have stopped it immediately. i want to make clear that report in all its allegations also says that all the students were wearing all of their clothing at the time that the alleged a hazing was taking place. coming up at 6:00 we will talk more, to the district attorney and more on his response, to the allegations. we are live from doylestown, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good all right steve, thank you. president obama addressed

battle of ebola. he says response needs to be sense california and health care workers should be supported. his comments come after a dallas nurse was given a clean bill of health and release from the hospital. correspondent craig bosswell has the very latest from washington. >> reporter: amber vinson received a round of applause and hugs as she left emery university hospital, in atlanta today. the dallas nurse is now ebola free, she caught the virus treating thomas duncan of liberia died earlier this month. >> while this ace day of celebration and gratitude i ask we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in west africa. >> reporter: nurse quarantined in new jersey, is new back in maine. local officials want casey hickcox to voiding out until the 21 day incubation period is up. her lawyer is trying to convince them that a day or two of quarantine is enough. president obama has told his team that government policies should not discourage health

care workers to fight the virus. so far half dozen states have come up with their own guidelines for mandatory quarantine. president obama made a phone call to u.s. aid workers in west africa. >> they are starting to see some progress in liberia and the infrastructure is beginning to get built out. that is thanks to the incredible work and dedication of folks from the united states. >> reporter: the president says he also spoke to amber vinson before she headed home. tomorrow he is meeting with u.s. health care workers involve in the fight against ebola a overseas. at the white house, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". are you worried about ebola or do you have another health-related question on your mind? we are hosting a docks on call phone bank right now. doctors from the pennsylvania medical society are standing by to answer your questions about general health issues, all you have to do is pick up the phone and call (844)977-2273, and they will answer your questions, as those phone lines are opened

until 6:30. well, our warm stretch continues, temperatures reached in the 70's today but yet big changes are coming including some showers that we're tracking. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the sky deck with more on what to expect, kathy. >> you know what chris, i have talk to a lot of people today that i really want to hear about this warm weather but i don't want to hear about cold, i hear that is coming. we will kind of just relish in this beautiful day and not focus too much on the future. it is a gorgeous day across the delaware valley, temperatures soaring into the the 70's, the high so far in philadelphia, making it well in the 70's at 76 degrees, that is 13 degrees above the normal high of 63. more like late september, then late october. right now you in philadelphia holding on to 74, the same in millville. poconos at 68. allentown the warm spot right now at 76 degrees. this evening, once night falls we will have a few clouds out there and temperatures falling through the 60's.

by 9:00 p.m. 66. by 11:00 p.m. 63. we have clouds rolling from the west especially during the day tomorrow, with some spotty showers, not a lot of rain, but just enough to be beginning to change things with the cold front. coming up we will talk about the timing of those showers, we will have that halloween forecast and introduce idea of blustery will be temporarily back in our forecast. i'll see you later on in the newscast. >> kathy, thank you. a truck rips down power lines in delaware county, this accident happened in brookhaven this afternoon. chopper three over route 352 in edgemont avenue. you you can see utility pole there leaning against the building. police say there were no injuries. the accident did not cause significant power outages in the area and crews are working to repair those power lines. the the philadelphia water department is repairing a large the water main break in the northeast, chopper three over muddy mess on southampton road between roosevelt boulevard and mcnulty street. officials say a 1200 maine ruptured at 1:00 in the

afternoon. it is unclear what cause that had main to break. philadelphia police investigating a deadly shooting. this happened on the 2,000 block of 59th street in southwest philadelphia. police say a 47 year-old man died after he was shot in the head. so far no arrests. well, funeral services are held today for canadian solder who was shot and killed last week while standing guard at their national war memorial. people lined the streets, to pay tribute to corporal natal sir ill owe. among those, the canadian prime minister steven harper. sirillo was shot by michael zehaf bib bibeau, who opened fire. captive british journalist being used biasis as a war correspond event in this new video from isis, john, stands in front of the camera, in what he is says is syrian town of caban: he says isis fighters push deep in the town despite u.s. led air strikes.

he mentioned specific news reports and statements, from last week. major trail project over schuylkill river is getting underway. officials broke ground on the manayunk bridge trail today. bicycle and pedestrian trail will connect the cynwyd heritage trail. manayunk bridge has been unused since septa ended rail services in 1986. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 more than a dozen dogs, many puppies, are save from a suspect dog fighting ring. they were taken from a home in south philadelphia, we are live with what else officials found inside, stephanie. hi i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with some very busy doctors, our docks on call phone bank and phones are ringing like crazy, lots of people with questions. the number to call is 844977kbs3. we will be right back. and can't get to the gym. we will tell you why having a glass of red wine with dinner could do the job.

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we will go live to stephanie stahl live in the great hall. >> you can hear phones ringing, lots of people with questions. we have doctors here with us until 6:30 tonight answering your health questions. the number to call is 844977 cbs-3. or you can tweet us at hash tall docks on call. you know, docks are telling us that there is a lot of

concern, and, misconception, about ebola a right now. with so much ebola in the news. the lets look at one of the most popular myths. a lot of people think that it is easy to contracte bowl, it is not. here are some facts. it does not spread in the air. you can only get ebola through direct contact with body fluids or contaminated objects. from a person who is sick with symptoms. another myth, anyone who has come in contact with ebola is contagious. no. in fact, people infect withe bowl air not contagious until they begin to show symptoms, including fever, pain, diarrhea and vomiting and that can happen two to 21 days after exposure. joining us new live with a quick question, is doctor danielle krol with the pennsylvania medical society. thanks so much being with us today. >> absolutely. >> give us some perspective on ebola particularly now that we're in flu season. >> absolutely, as you just said, it is not easy to contract ebola.

you have to be in direct contact with a bodily fluid of a patient that is, in fact, infect with ebola. e bowl ace not airborne. you cannot catch ebola from riding a subway. what we need to focus on is the flu season that is a arriving. if you have not received your flu shot please see your primary care physician and get there. >> doctor krol, thanks for taking time to talk to us today. our phone bank answering your health questions until 6:30 tonight, number to call is 844-977-cbs-3 or if you don't feel like calling tweet us at hash tag docks on call. we hope to hear from you. back to you guys. thanks so much, stephanie. good evening, everyone. if you are traveling on i-95 you are definitely going to be see the peak of rush hour delays. this is southbound side heavy go approaching bridge and harbison avenue. both sides of i-95 northbound and southbound we will find serious volume. give yourself some more time

out there. it is not only around northeast but vine street expressway. if you are commuting on 202, southbound traffic is slow this delay stemming back towards chesterbrook boulevard and haunts you to 401. you can see folks are barely moving around this shot no too far from malvern. looking at speed sensors they are dropping. sixteen is your average on i-95, 15 on the schuylkill. the highest delay or pocket of volume that you'll have would be the eastbound side of 76 between 202 and 476. you are really getting heavy there. this volleys also a affecting roosevelt boulevard we have northbound delay between 76 and broad street. you are traveling 14 miles per hour on 476. also we have a water main break compromising things in northeast philadelphia, out there since 1:00 and it is still closing, excuse me southampton road at the boulevard, comly road is your best alternate. watch out for down wires in delaware county at 352 ape brookhaven road no major delays for mass transit, chris. >> vittoria, thanks very much. >> still ahead here on "eyewitness news" at 53:00 on

your side with the most and least reliable new cars. >> and these pooches are not just cute and fluffy all they they are that, they can save lives and they will put their skills to work. we will take to you their graduation coming up, leslie. birds are back on the practice field today there is some good news in the injury department plus some familiar faces in town for a great match up, the at wells fargo center tonight, coming up later in sports.

they include narcotics detection dog an urban search and rescue dog. all three of these dogs, turnout together assenter's inaugural class of pup is in september have of 2012. congratulations to the graduates. well, they are absolutely beautiful, great day to get them out. you probably took your dog out to the square today. >> i did, soaked in all of the unis, warmth, because i just don't want to look ahead. >> well, don't look ahead yet. >> enjoy it while it last. >> yes, being in the moment around town for the next few days. halloween, coming up and then pay attention. temperatures around the region will be changing over the next seven days, and members of our eyewitness weather team attended a seminar courtesy of the national weather service. it was a media workshop we

attend todd talk more about severe weather and winter weather that is moving our way. national weather service went over different modeling tools and also forecasting tools that we will all be using to make watches and warnings more understandable and in the events of severe weather and even winter weather. stay tuna lot of good forecasting information, will be available and you'll see it all coming up this winter season. lets take a look outside where we are looking at a gorgeous day, temperatures are in the 70's and most locations, this is the view from jack frost big boulder where the cloud have rolled in but where we have seen the sunshine, that is where we have seen, some of the warmest temperatures. our eyewitness cam takes us to pennsylvania, where we are taking a look at a little bit of the scary halloween treat here. the water capturing the dew this morning with this beautiful web and we want you to send in pictures of your kids dressed up for halloween, your decorations for halloween and your pets dressed up for

halloween. go to hash tag cbs-3 halloween and we will share them on the air. we are looking at a beautiful afternoon and evening period. tomorrow not so nice. here are our high temperatures on the live neighborhood network where we had plenty of unshine 81. valley forge 8o dover at international speed way 77. in moorestown new jersey at william allen middle school a temperature of 76 degrees. you know it is warm when poconos are still sitting at 68 at the this late afternoon hour. seventy-four in philadelphia. seventy-four in millville. to the south rich machine in the 80's, men western pennsylvania, in the 70's, but we have some rain to talk about. we have some cloud moving ahead of the frontal boundary. this cold front showing more bark than bite just a few scattered showers especially tomorrow afternoon but that is a sign of things beginning to change. we have this cold front that will move through knocking temperatures down progressively for your wednesday in the upper 60's. behind this front cooler around 60 for thursday and then this cold high pressure will be moving in and we will be seeing some changes, chilly

conditions for friday, keeping an eye on this low over great lakes and highs will only be in the 50's. the and then by sat the day we are talk about blustery weather. we have a wig trough building in the east and cold air is allowed to move down in the philadelphia area beginning on friday. unfortunately just in time for halloween. during overnight mainly clear mild. during the day tomorrow, the high of 68 with an afternoon shower. as we look at 39 day forecast, 68 on wednesday, 60 on thursday. friday for halloween increasing clouds and for your planning purposes, some sun at 7:00 a.m. every 43 degrees. by noon, 49 and for those trick or treaters before they helped out more clouds and temperatures at 5:00 p.m. of 55 degrees. that is a look at 39 day forecast we will be back with more news after

after two straight wins begins penguins and red wings the flyers host the defending champion ra kings tonight, ray emery gets the start in net. this is a third straight start. kings meanwhile have won six straight games, and just former flyers you might have heard of mike richards, jeff carter, justin williams. >> anytime you play ex-teammate it is something special. we played a couple years with them. i mean you get to know them and then we play them and it is kind of weird but it is part of the business part of it. we show up there and play the game. >> they are world champs, right, so, until someone knocks them off the then they are still the champs. it is a huge measuring stick for us. >> eagles back on the practice field today jason kelce took work with the first time is good sign as he a appears to be head of schedule in his recovery against sports hernia coverage. todd herremans despite a biceps injury he pick up on

sunday. darren sproles and michael kendricks also practiced. >> i don't feel too much problem with the scars anymore. i think it is pretty much healed for the most part. >> it is not i'm in the used to feeling in general. there is a little bit of, not uneasy but the unknown with these things. >> i cannot wait until he is back. >> yeah. >> anytime you can get a big hairy guy back in your line up. >> suit him up. >> put him in. >> that is the key. >> still to come here in the next half an hour, some scared dogs many of them puppies are taken from a south philadelphia home, we are live with what police say about this suspect, dog fighting ring. our three on your side docks on call phone bank is now underway, whether you have a question aboute bowl, enterovirus or flu or just a general health concern call our doctors now at

844-977-cbs-3 and these lines are opened until 6:30. new at 6:00 sandy stress, two years later, as we near anniversary of the super storm or new jersey reporter cleve bryan will talk to survivors who say they have been in limbo since sandy hit. they fear their lives might never be the same, that is

here are top stories. the authorities are investigating skeletal remains found in the riverton, new jersey backyard. contractors made the discovery while installing a pool, authorities suspect these bones are human remains. the central bucks west school board will meet tonight for the the first time since hazing allegations broke surrounding the football team at central bucks west high school. last night parents met privately with the superintendent, and the bucks county district attorney. president obama pledges support for health care workers in the battle against ebola. the president said new rules for ebola monitoring for health care workers returning to the u.s. should be sensible and based on science, kate. good evening, guess contact hello everyone. we have pretty decent conditions out there right now but we are tracking threat for couple showers as we head into our wednesday and cooler calm condition as we head toward halloween on friday. over weekend that the big

changes a arrive, cold, windy, it may in the feel any warmer than the 30's on saturday. i will have that seven day forecast in just a few minutes, chris. kate, thanks very much. new at 5:30 officials break up a suspect dog fighting ring in south philadelphia. they have found more than a dozen pit bulls inside a home there that are in the care of the spca. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the spca with more now, syma. >> reporter: well, chris, 13 dogs are being treated here at the pennsylvania spca, after being rescued, from a life have of abuse. police and spca officials raided a home in south philadelphia, and found an alleged dog fighting on racial. this is the sound that came from this house, eight puppies and five dogs were rescued from the deplorable conditions on the 2200 block of mifflin street. neighbors alerted police monday night suspecting a dog fight in progress.

>> is there a bunch of dogs in there fighting. >> reporter: no one was home but pennsylvania spca officials say it is evident that the house was used as a dog fighting operation. dogs were found on short chains, tied to radiators or in small crates, covered in their own filth. >> it was deplorable in there, horrible smell, inside of the property. >> reporter: many had scarring consistent with dog fighting, within dog was missing an eye. investigating recovered treadmills, steroids, and other equipment used to train these animals to fight. >> they are running, training that is what these dogs go through. >> reporter: neighbors who called police did in the want to talk on camera but they have never seen anyone come in or out of the house but had seen this dog, tied outside for days without food or clean water. this picture was taken, just three days ago. >> it is cold and just crying. >> reporter: this woman did not want to show her face but she complained to the spca before but nothing had been done until tuesday morning. >> it business time. that dog was out there for

three and a half years and always heard him back. >> we look back at our record and we have no calls at the location. >> reporter: officials say dog fighting operations are common in philadelphia but they are harder to find. >> it is a horrendous blood sport. >> reporter: the dogs are evaluated and treated here at pennsylvania spca. officials are optimistic that the dogs will be adoptable especially the eight pup is. now spca says that they have identified, a suspect but have not released his name but we're told that he could now be facing multiple felony charges. we are live from hunting park, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a former fill traffic court judge charged with corruption returns to court, thomassin tynes waved her right to a preliminary hearing today. prosecutors say she accepted jewelry from an under cover informant in exchange for promising special access to a businessman. tynes is scheduled back in court next month for a formal

arraignment. friend of the boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty of lying to the fbi. philip pose was quick of two counts today. he lied about being in tsarnaev's dorm room while two other friend removed potential evidence just days after the bombing. phillipos faces 16 years in prison when sentenced in january. election day is just one week away and for voters in new jersey's first congressional district, that means electing their first new congressman in 24 years. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan caught up with a major candidates on the campaign trail. >> how are you doing. >> good. >> feel like you are been on the wave. >> reporter: former eagle cbs-3 sportscaster garry cobb is running for congress. >> i am not a politician. i think people are tired of politicians. >> reporter: cobb, a republican, i competing for first congressional district seat with donald norcross, a

career labor leader who served as a law maker since 2010. >> number one issue we hear business jobs. >> reporter: to that end norcross would help create jobs by attracting commerce along the delaware river. >> what we want to do is create not free trade but fair trade and same thing with our tax policies to change them to investing in america. >> reporter: a monday garry cobb's priorities is job training. >> would i like to go have after technology. that is where growth is and i think that is also affect by our educational assist tell. i think we need to emphasize stem, which is science, technology, engineering and math. >> reporter: first congressional district has in the elect a republican in 30 years but garry cobb believes he can change that. >> it is about solving the problems. that the big thing i can do. >> reporter: norcross says experience is his strength. >> i have work in labor all my life. i understand. that we faith for good wages, good benefits. that is exactly what we will be doing when we go to washington. >> reporter: they both say working with members of the opposing political parties is no problem for them.

norcross says he has been working with governor christie for years and garry cobb works regularly with his wife a registered democrat. i'm cleve bryan, i'm cbs-3 "eyewitness news". family and friend are remembering a philadelphia public relations pioneer, sally where lynn died on saturday. she was founder of the philadelphia public relations association. berlin was also a tireless supporters of the police athletic league. many philadelphia police officers attended her memorial service in center city today. sally berlin was 99 years old. good evening, everyone. so behind me you'll notice tacony palmyra bridge is in the process of being put back down to open 73, but we are still dealing with this closure. so once this gets put back downey would say at least ten minutes or so and they open up 73 expect high volume still lingering around this area. but definitely good news. it wasn't opened for that long. a as we look at the schuylkill expressway 76 eastbound making your way in center city

philadelphia, you'll find delays here heading in tour western suburbs you'll find delays further west so it is in the so much making your way out of the area of 676 but more so around the area of the conshohocken curve, traveling east bound direction you are jammed from 202 down to center city, we have a flyers game tonight, so that is adding volume and that is definitely adding volume on the southbound side of 95 out of the northeast down through the vine, slow northbound approaching the vine out to about cottman and expect some lingering delays around 476, on i-95 and on the blue route itself. if you are traveling within the northeast we are dealing with the closure of the southampton road ape roosevelt boulevard. comly road is your best alternate, been out there since this afternoon. watch out for down wires, 352 at brookhaven road. taking broad street line a good idea and looks great to go with it. jessica and chris. >> thanks very much. exercise in a glad, coming up a new study that will have some wine drinkers rejoists. >> all right. how do you pull a snoring horse from a swimming pool?

he will with, caught on tape the rescue you just have to have see it to believe. stephanie? well, chris, my buddy here doctor commodore is not on a phone right now, we have to get this guy busy so give us a call, docks on call phone bank is underway right now. the number to call is 844-977-cbs-3. again, 844-977-cb. 36789 hope to hear from you, kate. it is a beautiful day outside, evening looking good as well but we have got big changes in the forecast, some showers moving through and then temperatures, really plumet by the weekend i'll have that seven day forecast coming up when we

well, there is at long last a new shopping destination in center city philadelphia century 21 is now opened at eighth and market. mayor nutter was there as store became new addition of the market east corridor, it has brought in some 300 jobs to the city, century 21 takes other first two floors of the former strawbridges building. now it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs

expert steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: you may not have made your first purchase for christmas yet but retailers are busy looking for holiday workers. holiday spending is expect to grow by more than 4 percent this year. seven of the nation's largest retailers will together add 400,000 jobs this winter. they will russell 50 temps per store adding up to 50,000 nationwide. macy a's leads the nation with an expect 86,000 seasonal job opening, including 1400 in philadelphia. many smaller retail stores throughout the philadelphia area will also be adding workers. more on line sales means that fedex and ups will be busy. fedex will add 50,000, and ups nearly 100,000 workers. both companies were under staffed last year leading to delivery delays. they don't want to repeat that mistake. bulk of the hiring tend to be made right now, it is a good idea to apply at stores we are familiar with and try to do so in person. hand your resume to the store

manager, many companies say that they are hiring on line only but they often have the ability to hire at least several walk in candidates. i'm steve greenburg for

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people are calling in our docks object call even if bank is staffed by doctors from the pennsylvania medical society, they will be here, taking your questions, and until 6:30 tonight. the number to call is 844-977-cbs 36789 again that number is 844-977-cbs-3 or if would you rather tweet our hash tag is, docks on call. joining us now, live is doctor michael. thanks for taking time to be with our phone bank today. what kind of questions are you getting. >> i have been getting a great variety of questions, running a whole gamut of cancers for aches and pains and the flu. their patients seem to be very informed, and inquisitive about what is going on with them and we try to answer as best as possible. >> reporter: are you hearing a lot about ebola.

>> very much so, as with all of the news and all a of the vague things about how to treat and where it has come, a lot of very, serious questions and we try to answer it. >> the big head line is, not a threat to most of us. >> exactly, in the united states, we have nothing to worry about, totally in control. >> now that we're at the even of october, the thing to worry about is the flu. >> exactly. >> actually, much more serious with these flu virus. some 3,000 people may die this year from the flu, and we only have one death so far frome bowl, and that was someone who came from another country here. >> reporter: doctor, thanks so much for taking time out. i think we have more calls for you. our docks on call will be anting your questions until 6:30, the number to call is 844-977-cbs-3 or tweet hash tag docks on call, back to you guys. >> well, it has been a

gorgeous day all across the region and our eyewitness weather watchers are climbing in with their observations and updates. lets take a look across the map, at 69 degrees, this from christine in lansdale. she reports full sunshine there, 69 degrees, again looking great and it is a beautiful evening, in land dale. let head further west here where we are looking at 72 degrees. this one from doug, in schwanksville, seven 2a few clouds rolled in and, and, and, and, and we will go all the way up, and, he is in burnville. he is looking at relative humidity of just 20 percent there. lots of sunshine. we can see eyes on the ground reports from our weather watchers, all across the map, and you too can join, our network. if you are interested in being a weather watcher, go to cbs philly.com/watchers, we launched this program yesterday and it is going to come in mighty handy,

certainly as we head into the upcoming winter when we can talk about snow amounts, and the chill in the air. and speaking of winter it will feel like winter has arrived as we head in the weekend. we are not talking snow in the city, may see snow in the poconos just some snow showers mix nothing with rain and really an indication of how cold air is, as we will feel a big change. today we're seeing very warm conditions and that is thanks to the air pumped from the south and west ahead of this advancing cool front. so cool down is a 12 step. first cool front, moving in tomorrow, and then secondary comes through, and friday night into saturday. >> # 4 degrees at the. and, 75 degrees in reading. and, and, 2:00 a.m. and, off to the west, we can expect some showers to get in here by mid take, notice it will turnout mostly cloudy at 2:00 p.m. with showers here and there. even at 7:00 couple showers

down the shore as that front moves through but then skies begin to clear and we have nice conditions, as we get into thursday. halloween on friday, it is cool, a cool day, clouds increase during the day, 58 degrees below average but only by 5 degrees. trick or treat temperatures in the lower 50's. bun will kids up and it looks to stay dry. problem over the weekend and here's what to expect this weekend a blast of cold, jet stream dips well to the south, we're talking about daytime highs in the 40's both saturday and sunday, and wind will be gusting to 30 miles an hour both days, so it will feel no better than 30's at times so we have the chance for some rain showers on saturday, so it is going to be a slap in the face by week even. overnight still mild, mainly clear at 60. for your wednesday mixture of sunshine and clouds, stray shower in the afternoon and high temperature tomorrow at 68. you're witness weather seven day forecast watch how we take that temperature down each day 60 degrees on thursday, mostly sunny, halloween looks okay, 58, chilly but should stay dry

and windy and very cold sat take with showers, we will turn the clock back this weekend, sunday, sunshine but just 49 degrees and that sun will set early and we will warm it up more next week. chris, we will send it back to you. >> kate, thank you. here's a fun story for wine lovers out there. new study says drinking glass of wine can equate to an hour of exercise. researchers responsible for this study which was public in the journal of psychology, or rat the journal of physiology discovered that reservetal a natural compound in red wine could enhance training and performance. the lead researchers goes on to say that in some cases red wine can even mimic the effects of exercise. he says it only works with one glass, and drinking a bottle of week by the way does in the equate to four to six gym sessions. >> it doesn't work that way. >> that is all right, it is a start. >> it is. >> it may not be halloween just yet right around the corner but it lot like it on the campus of lasalle

university. >> kids deck out went trick or treating on campus, kids from the lasalle building blocks child care center, and a gorgeous day out there to go in search of the treats. >> yes, they looked great, and so do your kids. a lot of you have photos have yours all trusted up for holiday, here's one that was sent to us on twitter, look at these they are ready to go, a cop and a prisoner, dressed up for halloween, from our friend dn theoism s, on twit ter, i don't know how to pronounce that name but we love photos like this and we want to see those. tweet us your photos use the the hash tag cbs-3 halloween attach your photos, and you may just see them right here, on cbs-3. >> got one on twitter of a cute pumpkin. trending now a horse rescue not in the stable but in a swimming pool in arizona. stormy, found his owner's pool and had to be sedated so he would sleep through the rescue

there, fire fighters were shocked when he nerd through the entire rescue, even when he got him up on the lawn, still snoring. >> it was probably the most interesting horse call i have ever been on. >> that is probably true. stormy was in the pool for two hours, it is in the clear how he fell in but we do know that stormy is okay. >> glad you hear that. >> you wake up and all wet. >> you are tranquilized, in the will pool, you would be snoring too, snoring the the night away. still ahead on "eyewitness news", don't waste your money, three on your side with the most and least reliable new cars. >> we will have that report straight ahead.

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doctors from the pennsylvania medical society are standing by, right now, ready to answer your questions about general health issues. pick up the phone call 844-977-2273 and they will be able to help you. lines are opened until 6:30. will well, consumer reports is now out with its

annual list of the most reliable, vehicles and asian car manufacturers, took four of the top five spots. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at the rankings and tells us about a popular feature being blamed as a big problem in new vehicles. >> reporter: more than 1 million americans surveyed, consumer reports fine lexus, toyota a, mazda and audi top the list of the most trusted auto manufacturers. buick, the only u.s. brand to make the the top ten ranks sixth. >> unfortunately american manufacturers don't have a mixed bag. they ten to be in the bottom half. >> reporter: consumer reports surveyed drivers in 17, one out of five said their car's electronic systems were the biggest problem with the vehicle. features like radio, gps and touch screen navigation. >> unlike your computer and phone to reboot it and start your work again you are driving a three or 4,000-pound vehicle. while this may freeze, very slow and takes your attention away from driving. >> reporter: are drivers rang mercedes benz, dodge, ram,

jeep and fiat as the least reliable manufacturers. >> if you are looking for mess reliable car out there according to the survey it is ski on, a stripped down bear bones car, much more utility then super comfortable. >> now consume are reports recommend drivers steer clear of buying first year models of any brand, since it could take several generations before manufacturers work out all of the problems. toyota brand has led rankings for eight years in a row, its brands include lexus and scion. >> consumer reports is like the bible. >> absolutely, i will post more information on cbs philly, twit are page and face bike page. >> you always should dowry search. >> exactly, big purchase. >> well that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. developing now at 6:00... >> police searched waters of the schuylkill for clues, into the case of an accused killer inn bank robber, who is expanding investigation police say may now include, five additional murders, the latest on this developing story,

coming up. >> never be the same. >> reporter: also sandy stress, two years later as we near anniversary of the super storm survivors say they have been living in limbo and they fear their lives might never be the same. kathy? it is a breezy, comfortable evening across the delaware valley but it is not going to stay like that feeling more like winter weather in the seven day forecast, i'll show you coming up, stephanie. >> reporter: i'm health reporter is the he have knee stall answer your health questions with doctors on call phone call. call is at 844-977-cbs-3. well, developing right now police searched schuylkill river for a weapon as part of an investigation into a map suspect of multiple murders. good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. this case could involve as many as six murders, it is developing news at 6:00. philadelphia police are investigating a one man crime wave, the fbi is also on the

case, our walt hunter is live at police headquarters with the very latest, walt? >> reporter: well, chris, investigators here in the homicide unit have charged dion jordan with one murder and numerous other crimes, the question, could he possibly be responsible for five additional murders, sources tell cbs-3 that detectives are looking into that possibility, and today the search for evidence took those detectives, crime lab personnel and marine units to the schuylkill river in east falls police drivers searched waters of the schuylkill looking for a weapon that is part of the growing investigation into dion jordan, an accused killer, kidnapper and bank robber, who sources say could be responsible for as many as five additional murders. >> this individual has been on a crime spree of his own involving from bank robbery, murder, kidnapping, you name it, it seems like something he has been involved in.