financial field. the eagles were playing the giants but unbeknownst to many in the stadium and parking lots flying high above them was a drone taking video. police found the pilot and confiscated the drone and no charges were filed but dit prove how drones can go just about anywhere. police brought their concerns to councilman jim kenny. >> adding a new chapter, entitled unman aircraft systems. >> reporter: kenny introduced a bill thursday at city counts that i will would regulate drone use in the city. owners could not fly drones over large crowds or use them to follow people. >> we want to begin to address in the common sense way and evolve as that technology evolves going forward. los angeles is dealing with it. i'm sure new york is thinking bit and talking about it. >> reporter: nypd talked to cbs news just this week. aside from privacy concerns officials say the drones could be far more dangerous. >> chemical weapons, the technology is there which we're thinking, you know, it is and will be. >> guns. >> guns definitely we have

seen that. >> reporter: federal aviation administration already has some restrictions on drone use, not flying over sports stadiums is one along were not flying higher then 400 feet or within 5 miles of an airport. but faa cannot criminally charge any violators which is where kenny hopes his bill comes into play. >> police want to have some discussion and some teeth to deal with a potential problem. >> reporter: faa prohibits drones for any commercial use but some say that is preventing huge amounts of profits from being made a across multiple industries. tonight at 11:00 an exclusive interview with an amateur photographer here in philadelphia ande incredible images he is able to capture and why current legislation on drones are restrictive. live from the sat center, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". city council did pass a bill that adds penalties for hate crimes that aren't covered under state law. mayor nutter has two weeks to sign that bill. supporters say it fixes a gap in state law that was exposed

in an attack on the same sex couple in center city philadelphia last month. prosecutors were not able to charge suspects in that case with the hate crime because sexual orientation and gender identity are in the covered under pennsylvania law. we are already starting to fill those changes as a big chill heads our way. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck with more on this drastic drop, kathy. >> when sun was out earlier, jessica it was fairly comfortable, especially if there was not much win. now there is a breeze and i'm feeling the chill that is slowly seeping into the delaware valley. high temperature in philadelphia did make it to 60 degrees and that was fairly comfortable considering that the normal high for this time of the year is around 62 degrees. so not so bad, just a couple degree off. elsewhere around the region temperatures in the 50's. right now in philadelphia a we're sitting at 56 degrees. fifty-one in allentown. fifty-two in wilmington. fifty-four in dover. look at the poconos down in the 40's going down well in

the 30's overnight. on storm scan three we have a few clouds in the region. skies will stay cloudy through the evening. 9:00 a.m. down to 51. by 11:00 o'clock 49 and chill which those temperatures falling. jet stream is beginning to take a big dip towards our region. it will bottom out on the saturday and slowly retreat by the beginning of next week. so coming up we will talk about that forecast for your trick or treaters and see, was what is new. we have a blustery weekend heading our way and we will be falling into freezing temperatures for the first time in many months coming up with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> kathy, thanks. there are new develop also at the negotiating table as a possible septa strike looms over the the region. that strike would affect commuters who rely on buses, trolleys and the subway. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with the latest on these contract talks, walt. >> reporter: jessica, after talking for five hours here this after afternoon behind

closed doors at the wyndham hotel both sides, septa, union have gone home for the evening. got news latest development they will be back doing more talking, tomorrow starting at noon time and then later in the day on friday most likely an announcement, will talks continue or quite possibly will there be a strike. >> i don't know how i would get to work. if they did decide to strike. >> reporter: for kimberly ross and amy vasquez, nurses a at children's hospital getting to work means catching the el something that won't be possible for nearly a million septa riders if negotiations break down and there is a strike. >> it is nerve racking i would say. >> reporter: as both sides talked behind closed doors at wyndham hotel from noon to 5:00 p.m., images of wednesday night of union members with strike signs had nurses making backup plans to get to their vital positions at chop. >> i have a bike luckily so would i resort to that, but

otherwise, i don't have another backup plan. >> reporter: for riders the union promises a 24 hour advanced warning if they decide to strike, a decision expected to be announced within the next 24 hours. nurses and many others who depend on septa's sit, suburban and frontier divisions are still hoping for the best. >> i think at the very least they could at least keep talking. >> reporter: the main issues right new contributions by union members to the pension fun, also wages and contributions to medical care. both sides back here at noon and as the clock goes through the afternoon tomorrow by late afternoon we should be very close to getting an answer on whether it looks like a settlement in sight or possibly a strike. live from the wyndham in olde city walt hunter, "eyewitness news". we will of course continue to stay on top of the septa contract talks, you can count on the latest development here on television and also at cbs

philly.com. pennsylvania state senator leanna washington is sentenced to five years of probation, first three months on house arrest, washington plenty guilty to a conflict of interest charge in norristown today, she admitted using paid state senate staffers and other resource toes plan her own campaign fundraiser. the 69 year-old democrat says that she will resign from office tomorrow. washington offered a tearful a apology for her actions. >> always been known to stand up for what i believe in abe what is right, however, this resolution with the attorney general's office is the best decision for my constituents, my family. >> reporter: washington has spent more than 20 years in the legislature and will keep her state pension but has been ordered to pay back some $200,000 to taxpayers. a fire in strawberry mansion has left three families homeless tonight, chopper three over that scene on north 33rd street, we're

told a fire started in a row home there one person was rescued from those flames. all three families are being assisted by the red cross. well, there is new information tonight on this deadly house fire in wilmington. authorities now say that the fire on byrne street in june where one person died and three others were injured was a case of ara son. a fire fighter was among the injured there authorities say lemont scales who died in the fire spread an accelerant and ignited it following some kind of domestic dispute. >> a young woman survives a frightening attack that sends police on a chase through northeast philadelphia. police chased a green toyota camry a mile where it crash in mayfair last night. authorities say this car was used in the abduction, of the woman, on monday, the driver of the camry dragging one of the officers. police then shot out back window of the car and suspect was taserd. police are searching for additional suspects. new security measures are

going in to place amid search for suspected cop killer eric frein. parking lot of the pennsylvania police headquarters in barrett township will get a new security fence. police chief says search for frein makes their security a top priority. officials also canceled the township's halloween parade tomorrow. frein is accused of ambushing two state troopers outside blooming grove barracks in september killing one and injuring another. "eyewitness news" in south philadelphia a today for a special event honoring a century of fallen fire fighters and a memorial plaque what's recollect at geno's steaks contains names of more than 400 people who have died serving the city of philadelphia. the memorial is the work of geno vanto and replaces weather worn path of honor created by his father the late joey vanto. people living in one camden county community have a simple message to drivers tonight, it is slow down.

>> reporter: sign says 25 miles per hour but average driver goes farrah above that through this residential section of voorhees township. i'm cleve bryan coming up and speak to families wondering what more can be done and will drivers ever get message that children are in danger. also ahead at 6:00 local preschoolers make history what they did that is now in the record books, kathy. we are looking at a partly cloudy sky this evening but we want to you layer up for your trick or treaters because it will continue to move in the region. we will have that have region. we will have that have halloween forecast

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tonight, time for the iteam to ask some uncomfortable questions. >> it is a controversial subject, right. >> definitely. >> reporter: this time about law enforcement officers retiring collecting their pension and then getting another badge to get a paycheck too. some people call that double dipping. >> just because something isn't illegal, doesn't mean it is not a waste of money. >> reporter: and just to be clear, it is your tax money paying for it all. >> why do they have the right to double dip, to get all that money, and here i am struggling to trying to live my single parent life. >> reporter: i'm charlotte huffman with the exclusive iteam investigation tonight

the on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. new at 6:00 drivers flying through a 25-mile an hour zone at high speeds. it has some in a camden county neighborhood down right angry. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan went to white horse road in voorhees to see for himself. >> shame on you. >> reporter: speeders have a voorhees neighborhood fed up, families living along white horse road are supposed to be protect by a a 25-mile per hour speed limit but a traffic study found average driver goes 17 miles per hour, above the limit. >> people doing 42 miles an hour, 50 miles an hour, every day occurrence. >> reporter: larry o'donnell has been upset about speeding since he moved here 15 years ago but now with the six year-old daughter who takes the busy is pleading for help. >> i see these buses getting pads every morning and out of control speeding. i have had enough. my neighbors all had enough. >> reporter: when we drove 25 miles per hour, cars

constantly zoomed past. >> one of the kid will get hurt and one of these times they will have have a serious accident because nobody is doing 25. >> reporter: voorhees police department is well aware of the concerns of the white horse road, police chief was not available to talk in person but he said when available this temporary caution sign will be placed here. also, he said he singled out patrol officers, speed enforcement along the road. neighbors want more signs and more effective solutions. >> put a camera. they have them at traffic lights when you blow through red light, have it set for a speed limit. >> reporter: while we investigated an officer set up next to the speed sign. neighbors say drivers need to got the message and slow down. >> would you you want this happening in front of your house? i don't think so. >> reporter: in voorhees, aim cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". city officials were on hand at kill yam cramp elementary to break ground on a new play area this project adds green space with the running track and turf field

there will be renovations to a nearby park. all of this an collaborative effort between and among multiple city departments. local students also work with the officials to help design the new school yard and park. well, you talk about word power a bunch of preschoolers have joined together to set a new guinness world record. >> "eyewitness news" at the franklin institute where 200 children from the region joined hundreds of other students in 36 cities all across the country. their goal was to participate in the largest simultaneous vocabulary lesson. so congratulations to all of those kids who are now a part of history. philadelphia city council honored local win over the frit o lay do us a favor contest. she's a nurse at temple university hospital and her kettle cook wasabi chips were the big winner. she will take home a million-dollar grand prize or 1 percent of her winning flavor's net sales, whichever is higher.

>> that is good eating. >> weather-wise we're talking about a big cool down throughout the weekend. eyewitness weather watchers are reporting cooling conditions. right now it is 55 degrees in mount laurel. robin is saying that the skies are clearing in south jersey. that is the the good news. lets go to norristown where temperature is 56. david is saying the not much wind there. i like his advice. this is something we can all take in. it is good walking weather. good advice from david. lets dough to the north in perkasie where it is 50 degrees. this is captain chuck pressler and i want to thank him because he sent in this beautiful picture. you can see fair weather cumulus clouds. he is saying cool, breezy evening. if would you like to be an eyewitness weather watcher we would love to have you as par of our team. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. right now we are looking down the shore within sunnies getting lower in the sky and pretty nice out there partly sunny skies in ocean city but temperatures only in the 50's and they will than falling

very quickly late tonight. most of us will be in the 40's. our live neighborhood network takes us to kutztown where temperatures are only around 50 degrees. wind north at 3 miles an hour but just a very picturesque scene. soccer players out on the field late this afternoon. we will continue to see changes, and that cooler air you see through poconos will slowly take over during the evening and overnight hours. fifty-six in philadelphia. forty-three in the poconos. to the north and west, mainly 40's. thinks our future, 48 in state college. forty-eight in pittsburgh. 47 degrees in cleveland. storm scan three we have a few clouds rolling through and that will be the scene overnight and enduring the day tomorrow. good deal of sunshine. we will watch this area of low pressure over great lakes get closer on friday but skies remain partly sunny right through the afternoon and evening. perhaps some shore showers if you are going to a halloween party tomorrow night, otherwise, rest of us will stay dry and watching low pressure teaming up with this

coastal le bringing in some more energy to the system but we will be seeing showers beginning on saturday and they will continue on and off through the day with breezy conditions. sunday is the windy day. even though it is dry as the storm system really gains some strength over the coast of new england by the time sunday afternoon rolls around. here's what to expect, sat take will be chilly with showers, and some wind. wind gusting to 25. once those two system team up off the coast it will be sunny, for sunday but a stronger wind so temperatures will only be in the 40's, wind chills in the 40's with wind chills gusting to 35 miles an hour. so we have wind and rain on at day and the wind and impact of the chill on sunday. overnight partly cloudy, low of 42 in the city, 30's in the suburbs. for friday trick or treaters, sunny and cool, 57. take a look at this forecast for halloween, we are looking at 55 at 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 p.m., 52 degrees with spooky clouds in the forecast.

we want to remind you you have to turn those clocks back because daylight savings time is evening sunday, don't forget to do it. sunset time on sunday is 4:57. not even 5:00 o'clock wow. on the exclusive seven day forecast, see those cold temperatures sunday morning , monday morning, freezing. could have a freeze warning. and then temperatures bounce backup, as we get out the vote on tuesday. stay on top of the trick or treating forecast as well as crazy weekend weather pie down loading cbs philly weather app available now on itunes and on android. >> crazy weather. >> it that is time of the year good it is. >> thanks very much. >> you bet. good afternoon at 6:19. we will start off pretty typically outside on the schuylkill expressway. we can see headlights crazy seeing how dark it is there heading westbound slow from the boulevard into belmont and towards king of prussia area slow go there for predominant

part of the afternoon commute. over on i-95 slow go on the northbound lanes, i-95 at cottman. slow, on the southbound lanes heading toward center city slow from cottman in the vine street expressway, and, that one right-hand lane due to construction. an accident in norristown at arch street and marshall street, rest of our majors starting to slow up, they were heavy earlier westbound 422 from 202 into oaks a nine minute trip and 202 southbound from the schuylkill expressway into route 30 that is a 20 minute trip there as well and a accident out in delaware tying things up, route seven at telegraph road, everything looking great so far for september, new jersey transit and dart and currently in problems with the philadelphia international airport. stay there cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back in

larry brownies not a big fan of up proving the club. losing for lottery picks a terrible way to teacher in lens necessity he will and joe he will embiid about winning. with the new season just underway, lost to indiana last night, 101-91. brown said to john mitchell, i hate what is going on in philly. they don't have a basketball person in the organization. it makes me sick to my stomach. sixers executive, scott o'neill responded. >> you know, after seeing larry brown's smu team in the final four this year, it is tough to hear those kind of comments. >> the wip morning team, made brown's remarks and o'neill's report a topic of conversation. >> these sixers guys are out on a limb right now and whether or not they actually can win down the road, i don't have have any faith on them.

>> sixers decided to go down this path that they will lose to get better. if that is what you have have decided then you cannot all have of a you had is even be sensitive about the fact when a hall of fame coach like larry brown says it makes me sick to my stomach and then question what he has done at smu. do a little homework next time do you that because he has resurrect the program down there. >> then he again he got you guys to do something on the sixers, not all bad. >> thanks, al. for third time in five years san francisco giants will celebrate world series title, and they beat kansas city game seven, three-two was the final. madison bumgarner threw five innings of scoreless relief and was named most valuable player of the series. congratulations. that is officially a dine stint. >> three in five years. >> that is a good feeling, remember what that was like good i remember. >> we were there. >> we were right there. >> it was halloween. >> wasn't that long ago. >> yes. >> yes. >> it goes, by in the blink of

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00. >> "cbs evening news" is next tonight. they will have have new details on the fiery plane crash in kansas, and why an epidemic of fear isn't enough to keep one nurse in quarantine, here new from new york with the "cbs evening news" is scott pelley.

>> pelley: tonight a deadly air crash. a plane plows into a building in wichita, kansas. adriana diaz has the latest on the casualties and what went wrong. don dahler is in maine where a nurse is defying an ebola quarantine, setting up a showdown with the governor. >> she's pushing my patience. >> pelley: hawaii's national guard is called out as the lava moves in. carter evans is on the scene. and dean reynolds on lebron james. >> lebron! >> pelley: the king returns to his court, winning hearts on the rebound. >> he's captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: god evening. in that air disaster in kansas today, a small plane was taking off