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. >> reporter: police say dallas

licensing was gunned down october 17th, his body dumped at eighty-second and lions avenue in southwest philadelphia. >> it was a thinking, really. your stomach drops to the floor. >> reporter: his mother, long griffin, whose husband was murdered in 1992 is now making funeral plans, to the youngest of her three sons. >> you can say okay, they caught the person, but it doesn't bring him back. >> reporter: these pictures police say show jordan wearing a specially design $2,000 mask and wig to alter his appearance, holding up one of five banks he has allegedly robbed since june, here in chestnut hill and in bucks county. as police press their search for possible clues in the schuylkill, sources say that they are new looking into whether jordan may have killed as many as five others, whether their investigation turns up enough evidence to file additional murder charges beyond long's killing is for now an unanswered questions.

>> now as of right now, jordan is being held without bail on murder and other charges, meanwhile investigators in the building behind me in the homicide unit are digging back through files, statements, other information to determine if there is any basis to charge jordan with any additional crimes, including murder. live from police headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. an intense search is underway on day 46 of the manhunt for eric frein. pennsylvania state police are investigating another possible sighting right now that search underway, on route 390 in barrett township monroe county where a resident spotted a spotting of frein this have afternoon. frein is accused of opening fire outside blooming grove state police barracks on september 12th, a shooting that took life of trooper brian dickson and seriously wounded troop are alex douglass. there are new developments in the hazing allegations of central bucks west high school. in just over an hour a school

game will meet for the first time since that scandal broke. as "eyewitness news" report are steve paterson tells us we have a bet are idea of what happens between members of the football team. >> i want to make sure that nothing that was criminal went on here. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney david heckler detailing cbs internal investigation to cb. 36789 report says on august 16th following a summer scrimmage upper class man on the team rounded up rookies in the locker rooms and engaged in the series of hazing acts. the report details four act, haircut, sugar cookies or powdering teammates. what teammates are calling water boarding where students facees were covered with towels and let under the showers and something called slap it, lick it, grab it. >> slap one of of their fellow rookies, and then to lick the face of one of their fellow rookies, and then finally to grab the genitals of one of their fellow rookies. >> reporter: report makes it clear that at all times the

students were fully clothed. heckler says his parties to determine if the last two acts went far enough to constitute criminal activity. instead of forcing students to give testimony he wants kid that felt victimize todd volunteer information. we questioned his tactic. >> do you feel like there is some danger in the way that you are handling it by diagnosis for volunteers to step forward. >> i could certainly cover my back side as the expression goes with everybody, but by having everybody interviewed that takes lot of time. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon we received a statement from the cbs head coach reading quote it is also my sincere hope that the investigation will reveal that this alleged hazing was a one time, isolated incident, rather than a systemic hazing problem at c.b. west. while i unequivocally that one hazing incident is too much, i also believe if haze was remetly suspect or ongoing part of the culture at c.b. west football our coaches

would have stopped it immediately. there is that school game meeting tonight, at 7:30, and they are expect to talk more about these allegations. we are reporting in doylestown tonight, i'm steve paterson at cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to a chilling fine, skeletal remains have been unearthed in a south jersey backyard forensic archaeologists are looking into these remains that are believed to be human. they were found in riverton, burlington county. a contractor discovered those bones digging to install a new whimming pool. the pool was built in a yard off a historic home off bank avenue. >> it is weird how it got exposed. >> i think remains wanted to be found because it was basically a half of an inch buried into the wall that wasn't going to be excavated and a rock kind of fell out and dirt fell out and that exposed the skull. >> well, authorities do not suspect foul play here they say these bones are very old,

just like the home, near which they were buried. a truck ripped down power lines in brookhaven delaware county this afternoon. the accident happened on route 352 and edgemont avenue. from chopper you three can see a pole leaning against a building there. police say there were no injuries, that accident did not cause significant power outages in the area. >> authorities busted a significant expected dog fighting ring in south philadelphia. more than a dozen pit bulls some pup is, were reportedly found inside the home on the 2200 block of mifflin street. officials say some of the dogs have been chained to radiators, they also recovered, crudely fashioned treadmills, and evidence investigators say the type of training that dogs train to fight, experience. these dogs are now in the care of the spca, there is no word on any criminal charges. tonight, president obama is offering support for ebola aid workers, he says that new rules for monitoring for the virus once they return to the u.s. should be sensible and

based on science. also tonight second dal a as nurse to get ebola is heading home, doctors say amber vincent is now virus free. nurse quarantined in newark, new jersey is in maine tonight. who will officials don't want tracie hick cox to go out until the 21 day period is over. are you worried about ebola? do you have another health-related question? we are hosting a docks on call phone bank right now. doctors are standing by to answer your questions on general health issues. the number to call is 844-977-cbs-3. those phone lines are opened until 6:30. two years after it arrived, super storm sandy is still deeply impacting the garden state. tonight "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the mental anguish that some continue to endure as they fight to recover. >> i lost and did not get back report report home is almost back together but never be the same for jane.

nearly two years after sandy she is still living in limb he and it has taken a toll on her emotions. >> not knowing where you stand in that process with the state of new jersey has brought stress. >> reporter: high levels of the stress still hit one in five sandy survivors according to a poll released monday. that number has not change much from the last study conducted a year ago. >> just waiting for two years, just very stressful. >> reporter: it is not reliving the storm that is the problem, it is torment from the red tape. the state of new jersey says that out of the 11,000 qualified applicants for most popular housing repair grant 6500 have signed agreements or still on the waiting list. frank, just had his house lifted and felt helplessness for months. >> emotionally, it is being away from your house for eight months and not knowing when things will happen. >> reporter: both he and the others go to weekly support meetings in brigantine.

machine mouth university pole find that half have the people report high levels of stress don't feel like they need mental health services but experts say it is not an embarrassing process but as simple as getting together with other people in the same boat. do that by reaching out tour local long term recovery group n brigantine i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". they are every where this time of the year but you may be surprised by how much money is made off proliferation of pumpkins. don't forget our three on your side docks on call phone bank is happening right now, doctors are ready to take your health questions, just call the number 844-977-cbs-3. justin. and we are out live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab tonight, keep your eyes in the sky because you may be able to see rocket launch from nasa, i'm meteorologist justin drabick. i'm going to tell you when and where to lah in the sky coming up. good viewing conditions right now justin but we are tracking rain on storm scan

three, we will show you when to expect it and when big cool down will be moving into the delaware valley, leslie. kathy, bird back on the practice field today, we have good news on the injury front and they have lifted up stanley cup not once but twice since leaving philadelphia, couple former flyers back in town for a big game tonight. hear from them in sports.

erasing memories, it had happens in in movies but scientists a getting rid of bad memories could be a reality and you could do it all with the push of button. we will show you new research that is surprising even doctors tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. this time of the year pumpkins aren't just for carving or pies, you have likely seen pumpkin in just about everything from pretzels to coughe, creamers, ice cream, oreos, even sales of pumpkin flavored goods, just about 14 percent from last year and that equate toss 308 million-dollar in pumpkin flavor sales. number of of pull win goods just keeps increasing. >> bigger and better. >> that is right. >> three is on your side answering your health questions with docks on call phone bank. >> stephanie stahl is in the great hall with very busy phone lines, stephanie. >> yes they are busy. we have doctors from the pennsylvania medical he society here answering your health questions until 6:30

tonight, not a lot of time left so give us a buzz, 844-977-cbs 36789 if you want to tweet hash dation docks on call. we have been getting calls about ebola. there is misinformation and concern out there. who is really at risk. well, cdc issued new guidelines. the lets take a look at those new definitions. people with the high risk level fore bowl air those with direct exposure to infected fluids of an ebola patient, that is mainly health care workers. the the cdc says people with some risk of living with or have been with within 3 feet of the patient without wearing protective gear. people with a low risk for ebola but not zero risk is anyone traveling from the country with the widespread ebola and no identified risk ofe bowl air people exposed to someone with ebola before the person is showing symptoms, who had someone who traveled to west africa within 21 days. joining us live doctor walter sue, thanks for being with us,

what do people need to know about you're in the contagious, unless you have symptoms, withe bowl, right and these guidelines from the cdc are as evolving as we get new science. >> that is true, and what we now know is that people who come in without symptoms but in fact were in high risk areas and possibly working with patient was ebola should be quarantined for 21 days and they are going to be actively monitored by the health department. we're fortunate we have a strong public health infrastructure in america and we have a lot of people working on than that. >> great doctor sue, thanks for being with us. docks on call until 6:30 tonight. 844-977-cbs-3. back to you guys. nice weather for a stellar event that is just a couple minutes away. >> our weather coverage begins with meteorologist justin drabick live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab at belmont plateau at fairmount park, one good spot to watch a rocket

blast into space, justin. >> reporter: good evening, jessica, that is right. we are tracking really warm temperatures with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. great night get outside. we are at bell machines plateau and we are not only ones with this idea. we have people hanging out here for the shore and getting close to the main event people out here with some cameras, hoping to see the rocket tonight. it is scheduled to be launched at 6:22. we have high level clouds. it looks like we have enough breaks in the clouds that we should see this rocket, fit is launched on time, and, at least as far as weather conditions go. yesterday, this rocket was supposed to be launched but it is a boat that wandered into the trajectory zone and they had to scrub that launch yesterday. we will do it again here tonight. as of right now all things are a a go. this will be event up to the international space station to bring some supplies for them. now, when will we see rocket

in the air? it is being launched from wallups island virginia on the virginia eastern shore in the del marva peninsula. southern delaware you can see this as early as one minute after launch time. get to central delaware, southern new jersey it will take 902nd until you see i. here around philadelphia, around two minutes after the launch, and almost two and a half minutes up toward northern lehigh valley and poconos. so again as of now 6:22 is launch. we should see at 6:24. look at the the temperature right now on the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. still almost 70 degrees at this hour. get outside and check this rocket launch. if you can't, in problem we have it streaming on our web site cbs philly.com just click on links and numbers. that is latees from the belmont plateau we will talk about big changes in the temperatures as we send it back to you in the studio with kate. >> we will get this weather test in right in time so we can take a look at that launch. thinks view of our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watcher

network. we will show you how you can belong to the network but you can see our observations over the past minute. 68 degrees right now in riverside, new jersey. that the is what ron is reporting. the wind out of the southwest at 7 miles an her. we had such a mailed bay. close wye mount laurel still 73. howell says not much win. pressure is steady, relative humidity at 68 percent which is still relatively dry. we will go across the river to avondale pennsylvania, it is 69 degrees. gary says beautiful evening to be outdoors. wind at 2 miles an hour. barometric pressure rising. relative humidity a at 65 percent. if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher, if you love watching weather, have your own weather station we want to you join our team. go to cbs philly.com/watchers to sign up now. outside, it is gorgeous, pretty sunset, even though we are in the seeing a break in the overcast in ocean city, cape may county but still a nice evening to be outside. high temperature, very

impressive that is to the north and west. we will see more sun and higher readings. reading berks county, 70 degrees. allentown 77. philadelphia 76. seventy-five in dover. wilmington 73 degrees. this could be the last time we see such warmth until next spring. hate to think of it like. that right now 71. allentown 71. poconos still holding on to 66 degrees. average this time of the year is only at 63. we are seeing warm southerly breeze west this cloud cover moving in the region, ahead of the cold front, the cold front really bringing cooler temperatures and a few scattered showers, the best timing on these showers will be during the afternoon, temperatures ahead still quite warm we will make it close to 07 in most locations in the 60's but behind it breezy conditions as temperatures get knocked down below average to around 60 degrees by thursday. after that for halloween things begin to change, chilly breeze moves in, more clouds and temperatures that are only in the 50's.

that is just the beginning. coming up this weekend jet stream takes a big dip that will bring cooler air with daytime highs only in the 40's, wind gusting to 30 miles an hour, rain showers saturday and even north and west of the city perhaps a few snow flakes mixed in with the rain drops, overnight mainly clear and mild low 60. during day wednesday afternoon showers 68 and as we look ahead to halloween it is not too scary, with temperatures in the 50's and more clouds then anything else. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, temperatures will be cooling down big time over the weekend and slowly rebounding, next week. good evening, as we check on your traffic, you will notice behind me thinks broad street exit traveling on i-95. making your way dunn to the flyers tonight game starts at seven. we are seeing included flowing in. you will notice delays at broad street exit. this will be northbound side of i-95. you will hit delays approaching girard point bridge because of everyone

exiting at broad street. traveling southbound you'll find delays around walt whitman bridge and i-95 in and out of the northeast we are dropping down to 14. twenty-six on the schuylkill. twenty-six on 476. in delays on mass transit. stay with us for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will be right back.

well, two time stanley cup champion mike richards and jeff carter are back in town. former flyers lifted cup twice in los angeles. they are bringing a six game winning streak in tonight's match up at the center. for flyers ray emery will get the start in net his third straight start. philadelphia has won two games in a row. as for richards and carter they enjoy coming back to philadelphia. >> it goodies to come back and see a lot of the people i've got to know over the years.

it is a place that gave me my start and had some success here. it is nice coming back to see everyone. >> it is always a a lot of fun. always enjoy coming back. still got a lot of friend and what not, i spend part of the summer here so it is always nice to get back. >> eagles back on the practice field jason kelce take work with the first team. good sign forbidder center who appears to be ahead of schedule recovering from sports hernia surgery. todd herremans on the field despite a biceps injury. darren sproles and michael kendricks practiced. brandon boykin and nate allen had had hamstring injuries. >> i don't feel too much problems with the scars anymore. those have healed for the most part. i have had pains i'm in the used to feeling or playing with in general. there is a little bit of not uneasy but the unknown with pushing too hard. >> all right. glad to have have him back, anytime you can get him.

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you later tonight on "eyewitness news". captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're going to begin the broadcast with breaking news tonight. a rocket that was destined for the international spacestations that exploded at lifted off. let's have a look at the pictures now. this is wallop island, virginia. that is an orbital science rocket, crashing back down to the launch pad. we want to emphasize this rocket was unmanned. it was a cargo mission taking 5,000 pound of cargo only to the international spacestation. the rocket, as you saw, exploded shortly after liftoff, crashed back down to the launchpad, and this is-- that was-- you were