today it is wednesday october 29th good morning, i'm ukee washington. aim erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. this morning nasa is trying to figure out why this unmanned rocket exploded seconds after taking off, causing 200 million-dollar in damage. football coaches from central bucks west tell their side of the story after hazing scandal abruptly ends their season and leaves them suspended, indefinitely. it has been two years today since hurricane sandy slammed the region, we will take a look at the rebuilding efforts and some homes that are still abandoned, this morning. hard to believe, two years. >> wow, wow. we will check on that. >> we will check our forecast with katie over in the weather

center. >> good morning. we have enjoyed yesterday. >> now the snow knows best, going downhill, right. but we have relatively decent weather to go with this drop on the thermometer. but you will want to start layering up more here with the days coming up but overall, it is not a terrible forecast despite the fact that we have a coal front crossing through here today. now with that said the weekend, that is where things become a completely different story for us. we are watching potential for coastal storm regardless on have what happens precipitation wise, raw, windy conditions and we could be tracking snow flakes. we will have details on all of this coming up, ukee, back to you. in the news, coaches a the central bucks west high school are speaking out for first time since hazing allegations surfaced around the school's football team. >> jane carabao joins us from doylestown where parents showed up to the school board meet to go support those coaches, good morning, jan.

>> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. a heated debate, heated discussion during race night's school board meeting here at c.b. west high school. for the first time some of the suspended coaches on the jv and varsity football teams spoke out and so did the parents who support them. also a first was a school district speaking out since the allegations of hazing first broke late last week. school board members detailed for the public the findings of the school's internal investigation. they say most serious of the hazing including a game called slap it, lick it and grab it during which rook writes made to slap another player, lick a player's fares and grab a player's private parts while fully clothed. this alleged hazing happened during a post scrimmage picnic organized by parents in the summer. last night the head coach, spoke out for the first time and defended himself and his coaches saying this was a one time incident that they did not learn about until october 15th. he went on to say that the hazing happened in the locker room after most coaches left,

including himself, parents of many of the players are standing behind him. we will hear from the coach and parents in the next half an hour. police with the district attorney's office here in bucks county are investigating and there have been no arrests. reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 4:33. lets hear more about this forecast, nice start. >> absolutely nice and mild. we will take to you a different view from the rooftop here, i'll step on this side to get a location. you can see liberty place off in the distance, comcast building as we face south. very, very quiet, tranquil this morning. very mild when you walk outed door. doesn't feel too bad. lets go to storm scan three. my bad i want to take you back in time. lets talk about good news. we had nice conditions i should say yesterday. 76 degrees is where we topped off here. average high for that day was 63 degrees but 76, ended up being our daytime high.

hopefully you enjoyed it. things where to start changing here. looking at storm scan three nice large front willal boundary but while it is very both end with cool air that is incoming our temperatures back it doesn't have a a lot have of juice with it as i like to say. we are looking at a shower later on today. you don't want to take an umbrella i say go for it you can getaway without it. 65 degrees is the the current temperature. sixty-five. we will not knock off too many more degrees of that temperatures before the sun comes up. it is a pretty mild morning featuring some sun as we go through the day. clouds and some sun. we will eventually dodge a shower along the way. it could be worse, right. 66 degrees by 3:00 p.m. that is where we expect to top off later today. again cooler then yesterday but still milder, then average. vittoria, over to you. thanks, katie. good morning. traveling out and but won't have have too many problems buy we have construction projects we need to address like traveling on i-95 southbound at 322, we have

construction blocking the right-hand lane. they may be moving that ever so slowly and out of the way, very shortly. it is blocking the the right-hand lane. do watch out for that traveling in that section of the delaware county. moving to the tacony palmyra bridge, bridge is up so 73 is closed. you will need to wait on that for a bit. we will keep you updated when bridge does get put back down but as of right now speed sensors every where else are indicating good news. fifty's on the schuylkill, 55 on 476, 55 traveling on i-95. lots of green on the pennsylvania turnpike traveling 422, 202, so on and so forth. on the roosevelt boulevard southbound on fifth street we are dealing with the construction zone there so be mindful for some lane blockages in that area however, traveling in new jersey we are great. forty-two, 55, 295 all in the clear and green and in delays for mass transit. ukee. we have lift off to bring it on its third mission to the

iss. >> main engine at 108 per percent. >> boy, a full scale investigation is underway this morning after an unman rocket there loaded with supplies for the international space station, explodes as you saw just seconds after take off. >> nasa contracted rocket launch last night from the flight facility in eastern fat it is. nasa officials are investigating but you right now experts don't know exactly what went wrong. >> there is always a chance that a connection can fail or a fuel line could fail, what we do from this is we learn what happened, we can diagnosis this problem, figure out what the problem was and fix the problem. >> a group of students there ocean city high school who had a science experiment on board that rocket saw it crash from near the launch pad. one of those students cristina redmond tweeted out that was most tragic and scary thing i

have ever witnessed, everyone from oc is okay and we are praying for everybody else involved. nasa says no one was hurt in that explosion and more supplies are on the way. less than two hours ago russia launched its own unmanned supply ship bound for iss. ship blasted off without incident at 3:09 eastern standard time. spacecraft is carrying 3 tons of supplies, for the space station's crew. it is expected to link up with the orbiting lab just after 9:00 this morning. well, happening today wilmington is spanning its smoking ban. mayor dennis williams will sign an executive order banning lighting up in all city parks, playground, public plaza and transit areas. similar ban failed to pass city council earlier this month. wilmington's existing smoking ban covers city government offices, classrooms, libraries and museums. another possible sighting of suspect trooper killer eric

frein, this time in monroe county, pennsylvania. pennsylvania state police focused their efforts on a area near route 390 in barrett township where a resident claimed to have seen frein yesterday afternoon. >> i seen him pop up and down. basically thought that was suspicious frein is accused of opening fire outside blooming grove state police barracks on september 12th killing trooper brian dickson and seriously wounding trooper alex douglass. he has been on the run for more than 45 days. today, president obama will meet with volunteer health workers who have been or soon will be traveling to west africa. meanwhile dallas nurse amber vinsonnies back home in texas this morning. she was released from emery university hospital yesterday, after doctors have confirmed that the virus has left her bloodstream.

vinson tracked ebola caring for thomas eric duncan the the first person to died from the virus on u.s. soil. is there much more to tell but on "eyewitness news" this morning, still ahead big changes coming to f ferguson missouri. >> who is expected to reiron in the wake of the deadly police shooting michael brown.

well, after months of unrest in ferguson, missouri the cities chief of police is expected to step down. >> chief thomas jackson became face of the department after a white officer darren wilson shot and killed unarmed black teenager michael brown. a grand jury is deciding whether officer wilson will face charges. jackson, meanwhile, could step down as early a as next week. justice department is investigating the ferguson police department. a small community in hawaii may be forced to evacuate as a slow moving lava a flow makes its way towards the town of bahoa. >> experts say the lava is burning 3,000 degrees and,

destroyed everything in its path including one shack. fifty other structures including some homes are at risk this morning. officials, closed two major road near the area as lava flow makes its way towards the ocean. some new jersey residents are still cleaning up after devastation left behind when super storm sandy roared a shore two years ago today. "eyewitness news" in tuckerton, ocean county here, some homes there are still in the process of rebuilding. others though just remained abandoned. a new monmouth university poll found that one in five sandy survivors report process has taken a toll on their mental health. we're looking at 65 degrees. a nice warm start to the day. >> definitely a mild start but you will not see too much movement. we will drop three or 4 degrees at most here and then we will climb another four. so we're staying very, very much level and balanced here with the temperatures all day to day but that is all

courtesy of a cold front crossing through, a very, weak cold front when it comes to precipitation. i think you can getaway without an umbrella if you are not craze bye carting one with you today. let's show you storm can 31st and foremost and yes, we have activity here across central pennsylvania. that is the beginnings of that cold front starting to head our way but it looks like it is moving slowly enough that we don't end up dealing with any wet weather until at least midday. here through western most suburbs, probably late afternoon towards evening, across the rest of the board here. so yeah, it is just depending where you are what you will find but for the the most part our region is going to end up seeing a late day shower roll on through and then we are done with this frontal boundary but it will leave its mark behind. slow nose dive coming up here. yesterday we will hit mid 70's, today we hit mid 60 ease and that is because, of course, we are seeing transition taking place with the cold front crossing through. we will not have enough time to heat up easily in the 70's

and we probably don't come close to it in spots. by tomorrow we are back in the 50's but sun will return, friday, halloween have of course, lots of festivities and we will keep it dry for the whole thing but just think about maybe having a sweat shirt ready for costumes to put underneath the as you head out for trick or treat. today it is looking okay overall other than that late day shower, we will see some sunshine, 66 for the high. we will drop down to 46 as skies clear out quickly. temperatures drop off just as quickly. over course of the next few days quiet. weekend is a big difference for our forecast, not only temperatures take a solid hit but wind starts to crank. raw, windy, chilly, regardless of what goes on with the storm that we are tracking to bring in those conditions, but right now is there a bit of the question mark in terms of the final track of the storm as there always tend to be when dealing with systems like this. at minimum we are calling for a couple rain showers, there could be steady rain, and in addition to this because temperatures are taking such a

hit, so much cold air wrapping in with this there are locations north and western suburbs outside of philadelphia a that could even see some wet snow flakes mixed in but big disclaimer here it would have a hard time even sticking to the ground, ukee, back over to you. fly guys take one from the defending stanley cup champions by working overtime at the well in south philadelphia. mike richards tied last night's game at two in the third period. richards and jeff carter were trade to the kings three years ago. you may remember. that brayden schenn's goal was originally waved off but it is good on the replay. ray emery with 38 saves, the flyers win three-two for their third straight win. eagles are back at practice looking to get back on the winning track this sunday begins the texans in houston. good news for the birds injured center jason kelce took reps with the first team yesterday. kelce is recovering from the sports hernia surgery and

ahead of schedule. that is nice to see. your philadelphia 76ers start the season tonight on the road in indiana. this year all eyes will be on the returning nba rookie of the year michael carter williams hoist close to coming back from shoulder surgery and big fellow nerlens noel, together we build. world series is heading to a seventh game, kansas city royals avoidede limb nation with the resounding ten to nothing blow out of the san francisco giants last night in kc. the royals exploded for seven runs in the second inning to rein move all of the drama. tonight, tim hudson for giant and jeremy gut rie for royals but every pitcher will be ready to go if needed, it is, after all, game seven, everything on the line tonight, erika. >> pressure is on. thanks, ukee. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a movie theater chain has a new strategy to battle pay purview. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

here's a look at the headlines on cb. three, cot in charge of yesterday's rocket launch says they hope to know very soon what went wrong. the rocket carrying 5,000-pound of cargo to the international space station exploded, just incredible here just seconds after lift off from virginia. nasa says none of the material destroyed was crucial. parents who address central bucks school administrators at last night meeting say they support the schools football coaches. the those coaches were suspended and rest of the the season canceled over hazing allegations. supporters call the board's actions a rush to judgment. it was two years ago today that hurricane sandy made land fall on the east coast. 2012 storm is blame for 182 deaths and $65 billion in damage in the u.s. today officials and residents will will take stock of the

recovery effort. our time 4:49. lets check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. we are hearing ftc is suing at&t saying they are misleading their customers, what this all about. >> reporter: that is right, good morning, ukee ander contact ftc says at&t sold customers what they called unlimited data plans but then they slowed down internet speeds when customers surf the web too much and went over certain amount of date a in some cases at&t would cut speeds by 90 percent, now the government wants at&t to refund customers and at&t is calling the charge baseless. 90 percent. >> that is huge. >> really slows it down. >> movie theaters are finding more competition from netflix and other streaming services now and going to the movies is getting more glamorous, now, please explain. >> reporter: yes, that is right. regal cinemas says its luxury reclining seats have been very

successful. they have been testing them out in a few markets. they are adding those seats tooth least 300 more screens by next year. movie theater chain says it plans to expand alcohol sales. the the company says that the fourth quarter is off to a really great start box office revenue is up 15 percent from this time last year and it is primarily due to the success of movies like gone girl which i still have not seen but i'm dying to. >> you have to see that. >> you and me both. >> ukee loved it. >> and then big seats, dark room, look out. >> that is dangerous. >> i wish i could stay up. >> i'll be z's in no time. >> i do that. coming up on a short break, traffic and weather together on the

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right now, 4:53. lets get traffic ape weather

together. >> you know roads are wide open right now we are in the dealing with any volume, no delays, we are starting off on a good foot, taking a look at the schuylkill expressway, i will step out of the way. not too far from 476, that is free and clear, only a few vehicles, sprinkled b same thing traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, this shot not far from fox street but north and southbound commute are looking great. if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard right around fifth street southbound we are still dealing with the construction project and watch out for paving projects throughout the the northeast portion as well, blocking the inner drive. if you are traveling within your western suburbs we have good news. fifty-five on 422, 55 traveling on 202 and again on the schuylkill we are at 55 miles an hour. it is just green all over pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension all just moving well. we were dealing with the water main break ever since yesterday at 1:00 in the afternoon. finally been reopened. southampton road reopened to roosevelt boulevard, again lots of good news and we have

good weather news to play along with us today. >> at least initially, torey, we will get some sunshine. we are starting to see drop on the thermometer with time. yesterday was really the bonus day, awesome day and now we are starting to see those temperatures drop with every single passing day. today, however will end up being a relatively milder day. not as warm as yesterday, granted but we have not seen this cold front cross through yet. very obvious right there as we have gotten rain falling a across central pennsylvania. that will move in as a shower later this afternoon for most of us but it is kind of forecast where you can getaway without an umbrella but watch out for that shower mainly later this afternoon. sixty-five is current temperature at the airport. not bad. sixty-five to kick start the day, flirting with 70 in dover. owe what a difference. sixty-five in northeast philadelphia, 54 in quakertown. real quick check on the seven day because we have changes acoming here. upper 50's but pleasant both

tomorrow and halloween day and night for that matter but saturday our next storm comes along and it could be at minimum raw and chilly for the weekend. ukee. here's some of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 will be following today. a new law creating a statewide database to monitor prescription use is creating some controversy. philadelphia city council member is crying foul on a app to allow to you auction your parking space before you drive off. and union representing police officers in franconia is asking for a delay in planned layoffs. check in two, three, four times a day kyw news radio 1060 on your a.m. dial, erika. coming up next we are live in virginia as nasa tries to figure out what caused a spectacular rocket explosion. here's an unusual sight boat spinning in circumstance also with no one on board, how the runaway

200 million-dollar destroyed in a ball of flames, rocket loaded with supplies for the international space station explodes just seconds after lifting off, this morning the search is on for what cause that had devastating explosion. >> also this. >> unaudible. >> a suspended high school football coach speaks out for the the first time, overwhelming show of support as we learn more about the hazing scandal that has canceled that teams season. it is wednesday, october 29th good morning i'm ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. also a possible break in the search for suspected cop killer. latest spot where eric frein

was seen as manhunt approaches seven weeks, katie. today is not too bad of a day but it is transition as we start to see nose dive on the thermometer begin. we will have details on the temperatures as we move forward. torey? >> good morning, everyone. if you are moving anywhere you shouldn't have too many problems at all. we are looking at ben franklin bridge moving into pennsylvania or new jersey it is a wide open ride. we have a few construction projects we have to talk about coming up, ukee. nasa rocket explodes creating this fireball that lit up night skies on the eastern shore of virginia last night. >> it was carrying supplies bound for international space station, cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes joins us live from wallups island virginia where investigators will, comb that area for clues later this morning. good morning. >> reporter: they will be here as soon as the the the sun comes up. officials from nasa and orbital sciences