that car was recovered near the the tacony palmyra bridge but the wife, now says that she's living in fear. she talked tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter david swanson and he joins us live from northeast detectives, david. >> reporter: chris, police are optimistic this guy will turn himself in at some point here. if that doesn't happen they will go find him. they are drawing up a warrant. when that happens he will be charged with hassment violating a protective order and putting two police officers from the dive team in danger. >> i could not believe it, it was unimaginable what took place. >> reporter: this woman said she is scared for her life. she said her estrange husband has no remorse for dumping her corvette into the delaware river monday evening. >> he threatened me that he was, you know, going to do it. >> reporter: she said he threatened before. she even took out a protective order against him. she tells cbs-3 her house band texted her after her car disappeared in the waters.

>> i was glad that nobody was injured and at the same time i just could not believe somebody could do that. >> reporter: now she says 911 is her own safety net. >> very concerned. so until he is, you know, caught, we're concerned, very concerned. i just am trying to keep the doors locked. >> reporter: we're waiting to are that warrant to be signed before we say his name, coming up at 6:00 that estrange wife tells us this is not first time her husband has attacked her personal property, that and what police to he say about this barba czar case coming up at 6:00. we are live at northeast detectives, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david thanks, we will see you then. there is breaking news, on this veterans day a suspect ace rested in the shocking case of cemetery. >> he desecrated grave sites of vets. pat ciarrocchi is live in bensalem with more on this, pat. >> on this veterans day chris and jessica this is first step toward justice in the burning

of america flags at two cemetery in bensalem. a feasterville man is now arrested and charged. burn marks scared the grave stone, as well as the bundle of american flags, evidence have of arson. now bensalem township police have a suspect, 29 year-old anthony davis, carter under arrest. >> i'm glad that this happened on veterans day. we were able to make closure of an individual burning american flags, an individual that was, disgracing veteran cemeteries. >> reporter: back on august the 26th when police discovered vandalism at rosedale garden of valor and roosevelt memorial park. flags and grave markers ripped from their place of honor. police, stepped up patrols. >> one night an officer came across an individual walking across the cemetery. wasn't doing anything at that time but appeared to be suspicious. officer engaged that suspect and able to obtain dna from that individual. our dna came back from our local date base that the dna

from that individual matched dna taken from one of the burned flags. >> reporter: carter is charge with institutional vandalism, arson and related offences. despite the the dna connecting him, carter denies any involvement. >> this guy will not be disgracing anymore cemeteries or flags, hopefully in the near future. why he can it? who knows what was going through his head. >> reporter: vandalism charge is second degree felony and if carter is quick he could face jail time. reporting live from bensalem, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, pat, thank you. suspect in the abduction of carlesha freeland gaither is now back in philadelphia "eyewitness news" cameras were there as vehicles carrying delven barnes arrived at federal detention center today. he will have a hearing in federal court tomorrow. barnes was being held on other charges in virginia but he was brought here to face charges he kidnaped free land gaither and held her for three days. authorities found them in maryland last wednesday.

well, a nasty and early case of winter weather is punishing the upper midwest and rockies tonight: at least two people died on icy roads, across minnesota today people awoke to find piles of snow and feel freezing temperatures from colorado to wisconsin this arctic blast arrived weeks ahead of schedule closing some schools and causing those accidents. more than 150 flights have been delayed or canceled, as many minneapolis st. paul airport. no cold here, just temperatures that are more may, then november. but, all good things we know come to an end and chilly change, is on the way. lets go outside meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with that first forecast, hi kathy. >> it is warm when i don't have a coat on. temperatures soaring through 60's today and many spots made it to 70. i can say with quite confidence that we are going to be seeing anything like this for a while. take a look at the numbers for today, high temperature in philadelphia made it to

70 degrees, average high for this time of the year is 58. we're talk about 2 degrees above normal. yesterday mild as well. this evening a few breaks in the clouds at 7:00 p.m. temperature falling to 62 at 9:00 o'clock. sixty-one. still 60 degrees at 11:00 o'clock hour. the here's the cold. you can see rain through cincinnati, that is cold front behind it, cold and snow, to the east we are still basking in the glow of mild temperatures. tomorrow is going to be a day of change, early high temperatures will be in the 60's but temperatures will plunge as that front moves through and cold northwesterly wind will begin. coming up we will talk more about the cold temperatures, colder air of the season moving in the with the arctic blast and temperatures will fall below freezing in the seven day forecast. there is a chance of rain maybe even a little bit of wet snow. that transitional time of the year where anything goes. kate and i will be back with the forecast later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks very much. a fire forced the

evacuation of the wannamaker building in center city. chopper three over 13th and market street just before 10:00 this morning. you can see people out there standing on the sidewalk. this fire started on the ninth floor but the cause wasn't immediately clear. no one was hurt and everyone was eventually allowed back inside. investigators say the the overnit fire at the abington ymca started in the child care room. there was a problem with the heating and air conditioning unit in the room, smoke and water damage was reported but by late this afternoon baby-sitting services had resume. fire at six flags great adventure may have been intentionally set. this animal closure was destroyed. we know two antelopes were able to escape the flames. a number of brush fires were reported a quarter mile from the park last night and eyewitnesses described seeing a man on his bicycle near the fire scene. now on this vetans day a solute to the all wars memorial to colored soldiers and sailors. "eyewitness news" reporter

steve paterson tells us about the big name celebrity drawing attention now to this local memorial. >> the statue is here because of a few and it is going to stay because of a many. >> it is one of the few memorials on tuesday that celebrated two anniversaries. eighty year ago, in 1934, all wars memorial to column offered soldiers and sailors was elected but tuesday's ceremony is all about 1994, because before then hardly anyone knew it existed. keynote speaker philly native and comedy ledgend bill cosby knows how the story goes. >> it was described by within fellow who said he played as a child there. they never looked up. they never looked up. they never knew what the statue was for. >> it was there, out of sight, out of mind. >> reporter: that fellow is marine core veteran marshall houston. he said irony has colored his whole life. >> as a young child in the

50's and early 60's, i played in and around that memorial. i didn't know the significance of it until 40 years later. >> reporter: for 60 years it was part of the scenery in the secluded area of fairmount park until a community group and city leaders for the to have it moved and rededicated at logan square. >> it is not african-american history or black history it is american history. >> reporter: tuesday state city and military leaders honored both anniversaries. >> all i want people to to from now on is looking up. >> honoring recognizing they were celebrated for service and date they were celebrated for it. in center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ere are parades held in towns a across kent troy day this is the veterans day parade in media delaware county. eighty-five world war two veterans participated today each in a specially decorated car driven downstate streets to the sounds of marching band. many spectators were dressed

in their red, white and blue and waved american flags all their way of saying thank you for your services. the with the president in china, vice-president joe biden led veterans day ceremony at arlington senate met try. mr. biden laid wreath of the tomb of the unknown solder. he said america would not be the country we know today without sacrifice of soldiers, sailors, air men marines and coastguardsmen. >> for the veterans of america, the most trusted among us and the most tested of all americans. >> he singled out those who enlisted after 9/11 saying never before has the united states asked so much over such a sustain period of time for an all will volunteer force. the arrival of veterans began today's special ceremony at national world war two memorial in washington d.c. this entry minded all americans to never forget sacrifice of those who dedicated their life to preserve their liberties and

honor those who went to war and never came home. if there is someone you'd like to honor this veterans day post a picture use the hash tag cbs-3. we'd love to show them off here on "eyewitness news" later today. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a local veteran is feeling especially lucky today, he has been cured of a life long illness, thanks to a new treatment he got right here in our area. our health reporter stephanie stahl will have exclusive story next. a robber armed with pepper spray targeting woman in one local neighborhood we are live with the search to find him before he strikes again. u.s. is now ebola free as new york doctor cured of the virus goes home from the hospital. we will hear from him when "eyewitness news" continues.

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rowan college honored veterans for bravery, sacrifice and courage for their special ceremony today. rowan college recognized 16 faculty and staff members who have served in the military. cbs-3 healthwatch today new hope for vietn veterans who have higher rates of hepatitis c, and millions of others who suffered from that illness. >> on this veterans day health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how one vet's life has been changed. >> i was looking for familiar names. >> reporter: joe banco of the philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial feeling lucky. >> it is add when you see names here and think about what they did to put down

their lives to give us freedom. you know what i mean, it is inspiring. >> reporter: joe received an honorable discharge before being sent to vietnam, years later he was diagnosed with hepatitis c a silent epidemic because people don't know they have it until their bloodies tested. vietnam vets have higher rates of hepatitis c. it is spread by blood from transfusions or needles. joe say, he could have been infect during basic training when solders were lined up for vaccinations. >> i don't know if they had a cleansing process from one solder to the next solder. >> reporter: hepatitis c causes liver damage, joe was told his time was running out when he decided to test a drug, made by gilliad science which provided this video. the the drug, is a quicker easier treatment with a impressive cure rate. >> it basically, a allowed the body to eradicate the infection. it represents a marked step forward literally a game change inner our treatment of this serious illness.

>> 100 percent cured and i feel great. i really do. >> reporter: joe says after 12 weeks taking the pill he had had more energy. >> it is a new lease on life and i have a younger wife d i can run circles around her. >> reporter: success for him this drug cost over a thousand dollars a pill, that is $94,000 for the standard 12 week course. it is unclear if it will be covered by insurance. the maker says the price is just filed with the long term savings that come from curing hepatitis but they do have a patient assistance program. we have more information on a link to that program and more information on this drug, cbs philly.com and click on health. i will post it on twitter and facebook but as the doctor said a game changer here. >> absolutely. >> stephanie, thanks very much. a family reunion at philadelphia zoo, coming up, an african lion rejoins his pride. are you stillooking for holiday travel deals? well, you can find a decent

fare but clock is ticking, three on your side jim donovan will have help for last minute travelers. leslie. how hard is it to order a pizza? pretty simple, not for eagles linebacker casey matthews we will explain later in sports. thank you for joining to us day and thank you for calling. your donations will keep the the vital services operating, right here, for veterans in our own backyard. joining us is one of those vets from vmc robert you know a lot about transitional housing, that is where you started with vmc. >> that is correct, testimony om we operate two programs with the coatsville va medical center. one being the transitional house ago long with the mary walker house, 30 bed housing,

for females that specializes in military sexual trauma transitional housing is very essential the two life of the veteran. i may self was a former resident. i stayed there for two years. now i'm employed at lg2 helping veterans to transition. a along with transitional housing veterans multi service center assists veterans in finding permanent housing, over 500, veterans and families, have utilized services through this center, this year thus far. >> all right folks those are great numbers but you have to call our numbers right now and continue to make this happen, give us a call, let's be with our veterans today we will be back with a whole lot more. this veterans phone bank is sponsored by theeterans multi service certainty, call this veterans phone bank is sponsored by theeterans so yhere i can just...ght you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know,

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take a look at these still photos provided by the zoo. mckenny a male african lion has join his four cubs on exhibit in the big cat falls exhibit. until now these cubs have been in public view, just with their mom. they were born back in june. >> big cat falls exhibit, at the the zoo is world class a lot of fun. they were basking in the sunshine today. >> we were all basking in the sun. >> yes if my dad was that fierce i would be too. >> i'll tell you beautiful day to be outdoors and to do anything. our meteorologist justin drabick was out and b he took the cbs-3 mobil weather lab to a field trip today and boy did the kids love it. he visited sandy run middle school in dresher, montgomery county. he talk about meteorology, his job at cbs-3, and his students were exited to show off the signs they made. and, sandy run hats off to you today. our little weather watchers hopefully you enjoyed the day and playing outdoors today

because we will have have some changes coming our way. lets take a look outside where it is a gorgeous end to a picture perfect day. this is a view from campbell's field, home of the river sharks, closed for the season. looking across the river you can see the the clouds, rolling on in, and we will be seeing those clouds, overnight, hoping to keep us mild. our live neighborhood network takes as you cross the delaware val friday new jersey to pennsylvania and delaware where high temperatures were really nice and above average. in delran new jersey. seventy-three. lumberton at the middle school 71. media at linvilla, air at 70 degrees. new castle county airport 65. nice day every where. still sitting at 65 in philadelphia cooling in the poconos where we had some fog and allentown is 58. wilmington 62. nothing like what we have out west. milwaukee 34. minneapolis 24. still seeing snow in the plains. rapid city is sitting at six and it will get colder overnight. now come, tomorrow morning, one below in rapid city, and

one below. thinks more like heart of winter for northern plains and evenhe central plains for the nation's heart land. we will see some cold air moving our way but nothing like this, this air is going to moderate, right now we have mild conditions, little bit of a coastal low off the coast that could bring some sprinkles overnight but the core of the cold air is west of this cold front. so it will slowly be spreading eastward and then we will fee that had major cool down. for tonight clouds will roll in. here is that moisture to sneak up from the south. that dissipates. morning fog for your wednesday. then drying out. then that cold air moves in. so during the day on wednesday we will start off with temperatures rising in the 60's, once the front moves through those northwesterly wind kick in and then we will say good bye to that warmth. highs in the 40's for thursday, friday, saturday, even into sunday and we're talking about a real stretch of cold air. overnight areas of fog and spotty drizzle. low 54. tomorrow the high of 65 and falling. after the morning fog we will

see some afternoon windy conditions. take a look at this huge change. sixty-five on wednesday. forty-nine on thursday. friday, sunny and cold, 45 degrees. morning low, sitting at freezing. the colder weather makes us think of winter gusto in time for my winter weather forecast tomorrow night on "eyewitness news" at # 1:00. we will talk about snow cold and it is polar vortex will be our friend our faux this winter. we will be back with leslie and sports after this.

eagles with a huge 45-21 victory over panthers last night. offense didn't turn the ball over and tea fence force $5 turnovers. mark sanchez wasn't the the

only new starter casey matthews was in replacing middle linebacker demeco ryans and i sat down with matthews to talk about this week's match up in green bay where he will be facing his brother, clay. casey matthews has big shoes to fill after demeco ryans suffered a season ending injury. he does come from a big football family. >> it just seems like when everybody is done in the familiar willly and i'm looking forward to seeing another matthews down the line good this week he will play against his older brother, clay, pro bowl star linebacker for green bay. so, what do their parents do. >> i'm's sure mom will root for my. my dad will have clay's stuff on not picking favorites but i have been called a momma's boy she better bewaring my stuff. >> i'm looking forward to another matthews/matthews game. me and clay growing up, we

weren't the biggest. we were always little. then finally we grew probably toward the end of high school. clay grew up in college. >> he has pregame ritual. >> green bay ritual will be sunday, the day before i will have a breakfast burrito. i had a pretty good game. i started doing that. i starting to that morning of the game. i had a waffle all week. we are things. >> one thing you don't necessity about him. >> i just just call, if i order a pizza it is so hard to pick up and talk to the stranger. weird. >> even when i first got my license i will have the person next to me order in the drive through. it is weird. i was shy. >> this sunday's game will be very exciting. he will be challenge by paers quarterback aaron rodgers who threw six touchdowns in the first half begins the bears. it will be a tough one. how do you skip the breakfast burrito. >> that is right. >> you have to have a buddy at

breakfast. >> game day is waffle, guys. >> oh, sorry. >> it is day before. >> okay. >> always revealing run watch leslie. >> thanks, leslie. >> well, still to come in our next half an hour we have a warning for women tonight. police say a man with pepper spray has been robbing women in the parking lot of the local grocery store, we're live with that. would you jump in the water with a hammer head shark? meet a guy who did and find out what happened next. new at 6:00. >> get a piece of jewelry that can be a life safer i'm syma chowdhry with that story co

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more on breaking news, four people hurt when a school bus overturns following a crash in mercer county. >> this all happened after 3:00 o'clock on route 206 in princeton. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live at the scene with more now, diana. >> reporter: chris and jessica, just moments ago that school bus was towed out of here, police still have 206 closed as they conclude this investigation. they are getting ready to reopen this road. chopper three was overhead earlier, as four people were injured, three on that school bus, including a 44 year-old driver, a 71 year-old bus aid and 16 year-old student. twenty-six year-old driver of the bmw did walk away with bumps and bruises they are all

getting check out at area hospitals. police say around 3:00, the bus and bmw were traveling on opposite directions when they clipped bumpers flipping that bus on its side. police say the bus was coming from rockbrook school in still man, new jersey. it is still unclear who was at fault here. that is part of the active investigation. police say based on the conditions of both of these vehicles, the injuries here could have been much more worse. i'm told that everyone aboard that bus was wearing their seat belts. police do attribute that, to the non-life threatening injuries, in this case, again, four people injured, all getting check out at area hospitals. we're live from princeton tonight, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new at 5:30 a warning for women police in chester county are now searching for a robbery suspect, targeting woman leaving work. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in caln township with the latest on this investigation, justin.

>> reporter: police now no one thing for sure that this general area here, is a parking lot off of lincoln highway is where these crimes took place. they also know as you mentioned that the the victims were women leaving work over the weekend, and they were robbed as they got inside have of their cars. but what remains unclear at this time is if the same guy is behind both robberies. over the weekend this shopping strip off lincoln highway between veterans and north caln became a backdrop for two robberies first here at this pizza hut saturday. at ten that night we're told a manager left the store with the bank deposit bag in her hand. she nor the bag ever made it to the bank though. will caln police say she was about to start her car when she was ambush by a man dressed in all black, even a black scarves, covering his face. the two for the over that cash bag and then in the end, he snatches the bag, and then returns away with the money. >> i would be scared. >> reporter: almost 24 hours later a couple hundred feet away, a second and very

similar heist. a worker from amelia's grocery outlet heads to her car at 9:30 p.m. the parking lot was dark. as she got in the car she was pepper sprayed in her face. that gave just if you have time for band to it pick through valuables of her car and escape. two women targeted at night as they left work. >> it is scary, but it just can't stop you for doing what you want to do, and it just make you more alert. >> reporter: sond victim was sent to brandywine hospital to recover there her injuries, never able to get a good look at the man who did this to her. >> i hope that he is caught real soon, whoever he may be. >> reporter: now over the next several days, shoppers will see increased patrols in this area we also did reach out to caln police for more details in the case. they say it is just too soon to release them at this time, about that suspect , described as a black male about 6 feet one, weighing

175-pound, wearing all black, if you know anything, give caln police a call at (610)383-1821, criminal investigations. we're live, in will caln township i'm justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs news correspondent, marley hall tells us doctor craig spencer a has been released from a hospital in new york. >> reporter: doctor craig spencer got a round of applause from the medical staff that treated him at bellevue hospital. spencer received hugs from new york's first lady, and mayor. >> it is a good feeling to hug a hero and we have a hero here in our grasp. >> hello, my name is craig spencer. >> reporter: spencer's clean bill of health means the united states is now ebola free. the spencer was the last of nine ebola cases in the u.s. is. >> my early detection, reporting, and now recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness of the protocols

that are in place for health staff returning from west have africa. >> reporter: spencer spark ebola fears in new york city after health officials reveal he rode the subway, ate at a restaurant and went bowling with friends the day before he showed symptoms. >> please join me in turning our attention back to west africa and insuring that medical volunteers and other aid workers do not face stigma, threats upon their return home. >> reporter: doctor spencer spent 19 days here at bellevue hospital. his treatment included a experimental drug and a blood plasma donated by ebola survivor nancy wrightbol. >> the nurse who quarantined maine's quarantine rules no longer need to go through daily monitoring. the 21 day inn cue you bails period even today for tracie hick ox. they work for doctors without borders an international organization that says ebola's greatest alley is fear. in new york, marley hall for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". any day now a ferguson grand jury could reach a decision on whether to indict the police officer who shot and killed teenager michael brown. today missouri governor jane nixon outlined law enforcement plans to deal with any unrest following the announcement. brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson on august 9th. governor nixon says looting and the violence that marred mostly peaceful protests cannot be repeated. >> officers from the missouri state highway patrol, st. louis county police and st. louis city police will operate as a unified command to protect the the public. the national guard has been and will continue to be part of our contingency planning. >> federal authorities have been training officers in the st. louis area on fair and impartial policing. pennsylvania's united states senators are spending this veterans take honoring those wounded while serving our country. senators bob casey and pat toomey attended a event honoring path wounded warriors

organizations, "eyewitness news" in malvern, chester county, the senators thank veterans for their services. >> i never seized to be amazed at the accomplishments of the folks who chose to serves in this way. >> the most important thing i can do and i snow senator toomey agrees with me on this is for us to do what we can in washington whether it is votes or activity to help our veterans. >> the pennsylvania wounded warriors also received a $25,000 donation to the carmen daniellea foundation during the event. we have been thinking about veterans all day. we know you have too because you have been sending us pictures. we want to share a few of them now. janet connrag end ising us that shot from fort sam houston. this is janet and her girls who she has not seen since june 88. we are proud of our fighting men and women no doubt about that. this is from someone wishing a

special veterans day to her grandfather and her fiance, both of whom who have served. lets look at this sailor from gary b, remembering his dad stan on ts veterans day. another great the shot here from a bug's life annib under score nj, this is her new son in law who served five years and two tours of duty in the united states marine core. sem per fi to that family. samuel gardener send nothing this shot of the late samuel gardener senior who he says his bravery will always be remember. and then we wanted to share one great shot from our own charlotte huffman wishing her favorite veteran and the rest of the 1 percent who put their lives the on the line so that we can continue to have happy moments like this, a very happy veterans day. >> there is someone you'd like to honor on this veterans day post your picture and use hash tag cbs-3 and we might just show your loved one right here on "eyewitness news".

happy veterans day everyone. we do thank you all for your services. as of right now we will check with our traffic. you will notice we are definitely delayed. traveling on the northbound and southbound side of 95 we are slow in and out of the north east and center city philadelphia we have an usher concert tonight in south philadelphia. so, even delays around there started around 7:30. traveling in new jersey on the freeway, commuting in the northbound direction, we're seeing delays, stemming back to 55 and continue to be slowed down towards the walt whitman bridge. it is rush hour traffic. nothing incident related. southbound on the 42 freeway slow go down to 556789 it is affecting 55 and 295. as we take a look at our speed sensors we are in the 20's, 25 is your average on the schuylkill. high volume eastbound around the curve. twenty-six on 476. traveling gannon i-95 we are at 23 miles an hour. we are also still dealing with that accident involving a school bus closing 206, the school bus has been towed out of the way, so we are still

experiencing the closure, they should open it up soon but in the meantime definitely still mercer road is your best bet, no delays for, excuse me mass transit except patco ten to 15 delays there, jessica. >> not so much. a chosen counter with a hammer head shark just off the the california coast. four men were speaker fishing when they spotted a 8-foot long hammer head. two decided to jump in and swim witt. they have quickly reconsidered that idea when it got aggressive. >> only when we hopped in the water was it evident that he was really fired up and he came straight into the point that we were pulling our fins in and keeping our limbs close to our body and then within 45 seconds of jumping in the what ther with him it went from him kind of scoping us out to really being right on top of us. >> yeah, he will probably win every time. >> probably yeahy wouldn't be jumping in like. that shark expert say hammer head sightings and attacks are rare but we're all happening

because they are following pray and the warmer water, brought by el nino. >> there is a reason you have that boat out there. >> good idea to stay and watch. >> still ahead we will give you an inside lot at federal investigation into joan rivers death and it is new york city clinic where she was treated. plus we have got some new details on the death of robin williams, if it has just been released. what may have triggered his suicide. insider lewis ageari looks at both cases coming up. do you still need to book your thanksgiving travel you? are not out of luck. three on your side jim donovan will tell you best bets for find gooding deals, kate? it was a very warm day to day, we hit 70 degrees, that may be the last time for quite sometime big changes on the way as a blast of cold arrives. i will tell you when it gets here and how long it will stick around

three on your side with a recall from mcdonald's, company is recalling two and a half million hello kitty toys that came with their happen i meals because they may pose a choking risk. mcdonald's received a couple reports of children who suck

the little red which is until to their mouths and wound up coughing up pieces. customers can return that toy to any mcdonald's for a free replacement toy. well, now it is time to check on the philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" sports expert steven greenburg has more. >> unsung heroes of our economy are creators of small businesses, founders of facebook and twitter gets lots of attention but owners of companies with fewer than 500 workers that have generated two out of every three new jobs this century. they employ more than half of the all private sector workers. in pennsylvania, the latest figures show there are 225 small businesses. that employ more than 2.4 millworkers. but job seekers tend to focus on the larger more well known companies. but targeting smaller businesses throughout the philadelphia area can improve your chances of success. start by identifying ten small businesses, within commuting distance of your home. target ones that may need

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what a beautiful unseasonably warm day it has been across the delaware valley, down the shore, poconos, just abt every where, it is like mother nature giving us one last great day to enjoy bore she brings the rug out from underneath us and send some cold air our way. we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers. we will start here 61 degrees thanks to dan a a taylorn kenneth square, pennsylvania pennsylvania and she has a comment, clouds rolling in, for an awesome, autumn evening. 61 degrees this time of the night feeling fantastic. here's photo she send us, clouding up a bit but still a great end to what has been a great day. heading down to wilmington, delaware we will check with lisaerrigan, 62 degrees in wilmington delaware. she sent us a photo. we will see clouds moving in. interesting cloud formation. these are called stratus clouds because you can see the shape, of those clouds. i loved that when i saw that. thank you, lisa lets check out

millville, michael a new weather watcher. 61 degrees in millville. a few more clouds there but a beautiful cool night. will cool indeed but not cold. nothing cold bit. great news from our weather watchers. they have enjoyed a great day. if you are interested in being a weather watcher sign up now. go to cbs philly.com/watchers and you too, can be on our touch screen. you can send us your observatio and we can get up to the minute info from all across the delaware valley. well lets take a look outside right now. it is a dark, shot there. of course we have early sunset times new but sll feeling fantastic in center city just a few clouds rolling in this evening. otherwise, it is quiet and storm scan three looks quiet as well. you can see a front heading our way, that is a front major changes to the area as much colder air moves in behind the front. you can see blue and purple shading indicating where that cold front is. temperatures though have been very comfortable today and they remain comfortable 65 degrees at the airport.

sixty-three in trenton. sixty in millville. future weather shows us a front approaching, mist or drizzle out there tonight in, to tomorrow morning, some fog as well, the front brings clouds in the morning and clears out by 2:00 p.m. we will be seeing some sunshine but temperatures begin to drop in the wake of that front. you can see temperatures starting off in the 60's and then very quickly dropping in the 40's by tomorrow night and then thursday afternoon, in better than the the 40's outside, so arctic air, of course, coming down from that polar circulation that core of cold air, little piece of that breaks off and heads southward to impact us by the end of the week and coming weekend. so overnig some fog will be developing, some spotty drizzle as well 54 degrees. watch for that fog tomorrow morning. sun comes out. when sun comes out wind pick up and temperatures begins to drop and we can say good bye to the 60's. we will drop to the 40's by thursday. cold and sunny on friday, same story on saturday. chilly sunday. sunday night into monday some rain or even wet snow perhaps and then even colder by tuesday of next week. we will send it back to you at

the the desk. well, we know one of the busiest travel periods of the year is a couple weeks away new. if you have not yet booked your airfare you are not out of luck. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find you may have to do digging for deals and keep those plans flexible. >> reporter: for those who haven't yet booked thanksgiving tickets george of airfare watch dog.com says it is not entirely impossible to find a decent fare but travelers can the not be choose i. >> there are always going to be bargains but they are in the bargain bin. you will to have travel at 5:00 a.m. flight instead of more convenient 9:00 a.m. flight. >> reporter: travel web site die ago crunched the number and found best day of deals. >> we highly suggest traveling on thanksgiving. it might be a little unconventional but one option to save big would be to depart and return on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: kyack says another good departure day is monday before thanksgiving,

returning on thanksgiving day or night. when looking at connections, erect mend checking a flight's on time arrival performance, with a site like flight aware.com. >> it is main use for me is it tells you how late a certain flight has been historically. so if you are connecting you want to make sure you don't buy it on a flight that is always late. >> reporter: especially since rebooking can be tricky during a busy travel period like thanksgiving. if flights to visit your family are still too cotsly but want to get away a few days check fares to las vegas, orlando or new orleans. popular tourist spots are less crowded for thanksgiving and you may find a good deal. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it appears robin williams suffered from more than just parkinson's disease. >> straight ahead now insider's louie agear says what triggered his hallucinations and may have ultimately led to his suicide, next.

we letter about two entertainment icons joan

rivers and robert williams. >> louie agear joi us from los angeles with more. >> chris and jessica, are uncovering circumstances surrounding their deaths and in the case of joan, those fine goes caused melissa rivers to feel disappointed about medical care their mother received. >> just the the words multiple, avoidable failures, they think about melissa. more heart break for her daughter. >> epic breach of protocol which could have attributed to the late icon of comedy according to a federal report matt mad on's evenscopy failed to dot following. provide timely invention shall get consent for each procedure performed, record her weight prior to sedation, and failed to correctly document the the dose of the anesthesia propofol, the same medications that caused michael jackson's death. >> well, suicide is a permanent solution, to temporary problems. >> a sense of his tragic passing question everybody that has is why? >> coming together for fans of robin williams according to a

report his suicide could have been triggered by hallucinations by debilitating form of louie body, that disease was reportedly the quote, key factor that drove him to take his own life in august. robin's widow susan snyder confirmed robin was in the early stages of parkinson's disease. losing robin has been devastating for fans, friend, and families but now for one step closer to getting some answers and that is no doubt helping the families, process their grief. chris and jessica, back to you. >> thank you. for more on those stories stay tune to the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that will wrap it up for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. breaking now at 6:00 a school bus hit with such force that it slipped on its side, four people, rush to the hospital, we're live. in weather we're looking at a mild evening, across the delaware valley but the arctic plunge is moving our way, the temperatures, tumbled beginning tomorrow, i'll show you how low they will go and how long it will last, coming up.

new jersey is looking to the future this veterans day, i'm cleve bryan, coming up, i'll tell but millions of dollars being spent to improve the only state veteran cemetery. and, this necklace, could save a life, it is a new way for women to call for help if they become a victim of violent crime, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. fire fighters rescued victims from an overturn school bus and flipped over, after a crash involving another vehicle. four people, were injured, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. this happened on lawrence road, and "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at the scene now, diana. >> chris and jessica, three people aboard that school bus, and the driver of the bmw are all at, area hospitals, this evening, being treated, for minor injuries. chopper 3hd, was overhead,

earlier this afternoon shortly after this happened, police say around 3:00 o'clock today. bus was coming from rockbrook school in skill man, new jersey on board was a 16 year-old student, 71 year-old bus aid and 44 year-old bus driver when it collided with a bmw, heading in the opposite direction on 206. here's what police say happened next. >> bus was traveling south, on state highway 206, just behind us, and the bmw, on state highway 206. they don't have an exact location of impact, and still being determined, and one of the vehicles crossed over the center line, to create the impact, but that is still undernvestigation. >> reporter: everybody on board that school bus was wearing a seat belt and a 26 year-old driver of that bmw was able to walk away from this crash with only bps and bruises.