the community comes together to remember teenage boy gunned down while out riding his bike. police are still looking for his killer. and now we're hearing from his friends who saw this murder, and managed to escape being shot. also, this morning, you may want to check the calendar, certainly does not feel like the beginning of november, rather it, won't later on today. much warmer than normal, but certain areas, it feels a prepare row at, what, 30 some places, so the big coat could be good choice when you walk the dog. >> right, exactly. >> hard to believe it will get up to 70 from 30. >> what's this? loving. >> wonderful, justin, how long will this last? >> all week, as long as i'm here. >> right? >> record highs actually 08 degrees, so it can get much warmer than. that will but we won't see 80s. i think we'll take low and mid 70s for the rest of the week. talk about rain chances, as women. but this morning, again, little cold outside, live look from the palmyra cove nature park, in new jersey, calm waters on the delaware river. no wind to deal with. that's good, if you are

heading outside the next few moments, again, no windchills to deal with this morning, we have clear skies, nice lights there shining from center city. compared to yesterday, though, at this time, temperatures are colder. anywhere from about five to 17 degrees colder, that's because we have clear skies this morning. so the heat we had yesterday, just easily escapes right back up into the atmosphere. there you go, 39, reading, allentown, 48, not bad around philadelphia at the airport, 40 willow grove, 43 palmyra, new jersey, so jam ago good 30, 35 degrees for the afternoon temperatures, from this morning, so that's pretty impressive. winds calm maybe 3-mile per hour breeze in wilmington at this hour. quiet storm scan3, look at that clear skies, high pressure right on top of us, that locks us in for full sunshine today. that's what you can expect, plenty of sun, even warmer than yesterday, up around 70 degrees. so breaking down the numbers through the morning, 49 by 8:00. fifty-nine, 10:00 a.m., into the afternoon, already around 70 degrees by 1:00. even into the early evening hours, 7:00, still looking

good, no excuse to not get out and vote. look at the full sunshine, no matter where you are around the region today, 71 for philadelphia, 60s at the shore and in the poconos. also talking about mid 70s later this week in the seven day, meisha. >> justin, i don't know how you control mother nature, just something special. >> i know. >> good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. good news, talcony palmyra bridge back down, you can see traffic driving through quite nicely, all of the bridges right now looking very nice. ninety-five southbound at the betsy ross bridge, looking good, although you can see plenty of headlights, taillights, starting to gather on the roadways, starting to see that early. tuesdays typically do. that will see it now in the 5:00 hour. 422 headlight moving in the eastbound direction, looking good here. although, this is another area, keeping my eye on this morning, plenty of headlights starting to flood out there. accident northeast extension northbound past quakertown, tractor-trailer hit a truck. the right lane is blocked because of that still. has not been cleared out of your way yet. not causing too many problems right now, but probably could

as we move through the morning. in new jersey, downed pole from earlier, an accident, route 70 eastbound, before maple avenue. two rate lanes and the shoulder still blocked in and around this area as well. another update coming up in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> meisha, a thank youment friends and family gather to remember a teen killed while riding his bike over the weekends. "eyewitness news" reporter january car barrow joins us at police headquarters where authorities are still is her clinic for the gunman. jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, that's right, police still tracking the suspect at this point there are no arrests to report. in the meantime, family, friends, are mourning the death of 16 year old who was just out riding his bike on sunday evening, when he was gunned down. in the strawberry mansion section of the city. this is his picture, vigil held for sell even west, friends, family, gathered to remember the high school student. police say west was shot just after 4:30, sunday evening, riding his bike on the 2200 block of sedgley avenue. he was with his 15 year old

friend at the time. investigators say, at some point, they end corned earth several men in silver buick, for some reason two men got out of the car and started firing at the boys on bike. west shot in in the back, died n the hospital. his friends still can't believe he's gone. >> he is a young boy like that, go so fast, man. i ain't even see him do too much. man, i see him go to school, played little basketball. 's good kid, man. wrong place, wrong time, wrong crowd. >> i ran down the block, i see all of these cops. then i go across the street, he is laying there traumatized i don't know. >> and that is tienear anderson, 15 year olds boy who was with west as the gunfire rang out. we'll hear more from him in our next hour, also hear plea from this community for help in tracking down the suspects again, no arrest haves been made, anyone with information

are asked to call police. jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. this man now facing murder charges for almost decade old cold case in gloucester county. police arrested john blocker yesterday. they say he's one of four people who ambushed juan cue vest in his washington township home and beat him to death back in 2006. he owned a germantown auto part shop. detectives are still looking for three other suspects. a warning for runners this morning, another woman said she was attacked on the schuylkill river trail. the woman told police a boy on a bike inapropriately touched her while she was you can wag -- walking with her boyfriend. other women reported similar attacks last month. >> 5:35 right now n your business news this morning, the markets kick off the month of november with a big surge. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, take it and hope for more. good morning.

>> reporter: that's right, good morning, erika. wall street starting november with a rally. the dow jumped 165-point yesterday, it is now in positive territory for the year. the nasdaq rose 73, inning back to up record high. all right, the holiday shopping season, could be make or break for retailers which is why it seems to be starting earlier and earlier. amazon now launched it "black friday" deal, will post daily deals now until december 22, prime members will get 30 minute head start for additional lightning deals. those will run at various times throughout the day. >> and, some say amazon.com helps kill the book store, so it is with a bit of irony that amazon is opening its first physical book store this morning, in seattle. it will carry about 6,000 books, including amazon.com customer favorites, prices are the same, as on line. >> and, pepsi going back to the future again. company row-releasing several thousand bottles of it pepsi perfect this morning at 9:00 a.m. they will be available on line at shop pepsi.

com. there is major backlash, because pepsi originally only released a very limited number of those bottles on back to the future day in october. that was the bottle that michael j. fox was drinking in back to the future two. erika? >> as long as it is not that clear pepsi, i think we're good. remember that stuff? >> no, what was that? >> clear pepsi? >> i don't drink soda. >> well, there you go. you're far healthier than we are. jill, thanks so much. have a great day. >> right now it is 5:37. a pitbull used for dog fighting survives being left to die on the side after chester county road. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows you how the community is rallying around that dog. >> good boy. >> behind the sad, frightened eyes, the scars from injuries that left him nearly dead, only remi will ever really know all the terrible things that were done to him. >> he has multiple bites, and

wounds, he was so cold, the temperature wouldn't register on the thermometer. the heart rate wouldn't register on the machine. >> justice rescue officer russ harper rescued the pitbull terrier found along this chester street by a police officer, who stayed at the dog's side for an hour, until harper could rush him for treatment. the officer not just helping save the dog's life, but also, in those sad moments, giving him a name. >> remi. >> i heard him cough. i heard the problems, so i didn't want him to die without a name. >> but with wounds stapled, antibiotic registered, remi is now hoped will survive and fully recover. at one and a half, it is believed he simply out grew his usefulness to the vicious dog fight promoters who abandoned him on the street wounded and dying. >> he woke to up love. you know, he was alive, but when he woke up from recovery, all he saw was love here. >> remi, who apparently was

starved by the dog fighters weighing 16 pounds less than he should, now gets lot of good food, and lot of attention world-wide from his facebook postings. but more than anything, he's getting lot of love, which when you think about it, is the only thing that puppies in their hearts ever really expect from us. >> there is my good boy, there is my good boy. i know. >> justice rescue officials now offering a 2,500-dollar reward for information on the suspects who abused remi. meanwhile, here at the keystone veterinary facility, a happy reunion anticipate in the upcoming days, chester officer, robert, who initially found the dog, is expected to come back and check on how he's doing. we will be here, and we'll let you know how it is going. in haverford township, delaware county, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". before you leave home, we're updating your top store thinks morning, including the latest legal trouble for bill

cosby. also, this pennsylvania dog really puts the great in great dane. see how biggest? looks like a horse than a dog. he's trying to earn a spot in the record books. >> is chip kelly sticking around? i'm pat gallen here in haddonfield, new jersey, we'll tell you why it is possible for the foreseeable future. >> tonight on cbs-3, catch the new episodes of your favorite shows at 8:00 it is ncis. that is followed by ncis new orleans. then limitless is at 10:00. of course you can catch ukee and jessica, they recap the day's news on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we'll be right back.

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>> today is election day. in new jersey all 08 seats are up for grabs. >> investigation underway into a house fire in chester. that fire happened around 11:00 last night on cane street. no one was hurt, and that fire was under control in about an hour. >> and, a judge has order bill cosby to give a deposition in a lawsuit filed by model, janice dickinson. she's suing the philadelphia-born comedian over statement last year denying had he raped dickinson, in 1982. >> 5:43, checking sports now. history made at the well last night. it was not on the sixers side. four-time mvp labron james was making his first appearance in south philly this season.

and, he had a front row seat for the sixers next star, first rounds pick, okafor, who had 24 points last night. but, labron stepped into the record books, by becoming the youngest player in nba history, to reach 25,000 points. calves win this 1107-100. >> you hear that? philadelphia fans get a bumm rap for booing and bad behavior, but they stopped the game and gave king james a standing ovation for that big milestone last night. labron is just 30 years old, kobe bryant was 31 years old, when he reached 25,000-point. congratulations. >> well, there have been rumors circulating eagles head coach chip kelly could be heading back to college. but sport anchor pat gallen said chip might be putting down some roots in the delaware val. >> i first the rumor texas, then more recently southern california. but maybe chip kelsey staying

put. according to report he recently bought $1.1 million pad here in haddonfield, new jersey, that hardly means he'll be here long-term, they have mixed feelings. >> i think he will be sticking around but i don't think he should be. i think he is in way over his head, being the gm and the head coach. >> i think he will. >> what makes you so sure that far? >> because the changes he's been making, they're not going over too big this year, but they will. it will work out in the longrun. >> kevin murphy of keller williams real at this says chip made good move to south jersey. >> wise investment real estate wise, and to get into the city, out of the city, easy, haddonfield seems to keep its value. >> what dot people of haddonfield think of chip kelly moving in? >> i think for him, you know, sort of almost like a new england town. you know, i think it probably reminded him of a new england place. plus it is 15 minutes from the stadiums. >> haddonfield is like happy town. so everyone wants to come here. very quaint. >> will they show him some brotherly love and sister

latex sean? >> i would bvery happy if he moved to new york, go giants. >> if he was moving in on your block, would you bake chip kelly cookie's. >> probably not, because he's probably never going to be home. >> so maybe not. from haddonfield, pat gallen, eyewitness sports. >> and check this outright here. michael has set world record by using the longest golf club ever to hit a golf ball for distance, you see that? wing there. as opposed to putting, that's the other one, hit ball seven # yards with a club, listen to this, 22 feet, six and three quarters inches long. he did this at a course, where else, arlington, texas, because justin isn't that saying everything's big nerve texas, right, even the golf clubs. >> right, right, right. >> how he hits that is incredible. nice day if you want to go golfing today in the afternoon. >> today great day to hit the golf course. amazing temperatures, talking highs in the 70s today, after starting off in the 30's this morning, but we will check in with the weather watchers right now, see what's

happening, low 40's, even upper 30's, even the cold spot, slightly below freezing, gilbertsville, eileen checking in at 31 degrees, however, cold. ed connor, phil's howls, 39. middletown, delaware, little cool there, 41 degrees, same deal in clementon, new jersey, upper 30s, in perkasie, cherry hill four; sailors berg up in the poconos looking at 35, at this hour. you get the picture. clear skies this morning, it is cold, but full sunshine this afternoon, really warms us up quickly. so today, sunny, warm, same deal tomorrow. we dealing with a streak of the 70s, really through the end of the week, next shor chance comes in possibly thursday, better chance coming in later on friday. here's the set up. high pressure over us right now, across the mid-atlantic. that's blocking any storms from developing. check it out, storm scan3, nothing happening. same deal again tomorrow. with the high over us, as we go into the future there, big area of high pressure, large and in charge, starts to move off shore later wednesday, into thursday. each day, though, it is warm, start to see clouds returning on thursday.

as little disturbance moves in from the south maybe stray shower, but the jet stream well to the north. that's what you want if you want warm temperatures. just check out the surge of warmer air. this is wednesday. talking highs mid 70s, sticks around, on friday. so, the jets, all the way up here, so we're underneath t you just get this big push of warmer air. so i think friday's highs, could be the warmest this week. if we see enough sunshine, then finally for the weekends, we start to bring some cooler air back in here. but nothing terribly cold for early november. today, though, 71 degrees, full sunshine, tonight, another cool night with clear skies. fifty-two for center city. four's in the suburbs. and here is the extended forecast, pretty much repeat wednesday. just few degrees warmer at 74. clouds return thursday and friday. stray shower possible thursday. still warm at 72. friday, late in the day, best shot for some showers, some of the showers could linger into early saturday. but then we dry it out. second half of the weekends back to the 50's sunday into monday, what's the latest? >> spends a lot of time outside this week, thanks so much, justin. things looking good on the

roadways, take a look at this, just postcard picture perfect view of the schuylkill and spring garden. i love this shot. specially when we're starting to s the skylight up gist little bit. traffic levels, not bad either. just beautiful shot there. new jersey, 42 freeway northbound creek road, approach 295, looking good there is stretch looking real good in fact it did yesterday too. mondays, tuesdays, tends to be very busy on the stretch. right now things looking good. of course getting your normal flow, but overall things are holding stead think morning, so far. ninety-five southbound at academy road. this is another area, kind of keeping our eye on, taillights, moving in the southbound direction looking good in and around the area. in fact 95 looking pretty good this morning. when we go to the wide, you can see, 55 on the schuylkill, which is good, 95, holding at 55, as well, the vine, dropping just ever so slightly, to 48, but overall, nothing too worried about there. fifty-five in new jersey, downed pole, 07 eastbound before maple avenue still there blocking two right lanes and the shoulder. erika, back over to you.

>> meisha, thanks. >> the word this morning is hello. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> adele's new single hello has set total of eight records, among them, the first song to sell more than 1 million us downloads in a week. the full albumn comes out on november 20th. >> and say hello to the newest member of hollywood's walk of fame here. snoopy received his star yesterday right next to the creator of charles schultz's star. the ceremony coincide with the release of the peanuts movie this week. and some of the local actors from that film, they'll join us, friday morning, congratulations snoopy. >> and talking about dogs in northeastern pennsylvania family is trying to get their best friends in the guiness book of wormed records. check out bently here. see how biggest? he is a great dane, who is 38 inches tall. his owner wants him named the tallest dog in the world.

bently tips the scales at 228 pounds. that big dog also eats about 110 pounds of food a month. meisha, he needs his own so far a owner said even vets are amazed at his size. >> i think by the vets, they're actually shock on the size that he was, because they said they never saw one his size either. so once they told me don't let him get over 240, i sort of then realized he is a large one. >> oh, no kidding. now, guiness officials are evaluating the claim. see what he is doing right there? five year old bently does have parlor trick. has taught himself to get ice from the fridge. so he knows to nose the door there, and walks away with a little snack. all right, 5:00 a one right now. an unusual scare for some train passengers. see what caused them to jump off the ground. stranded at sea how these fishermen were finally rescued after drifting in the ocean for months. we'll be right back.

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>> imagine sitting on a train and seeing this happen? the train got all wet over the week edge, downpours, and

soaking flooded portland, oregon, the water even went into passenger bins, see it there? parts of the track ended up several feet under water, transit agency admits the driver should not have gone on to the water-logged track. >> four south american fishermen rescued after drifting in the ocean for a month. mexican navy said it pick them up saturday after navy plane spotted them in the water. they went fishing in ex width or late september, but got lost at sea and their both ran out of fuel. treated for dehydration but are expected to be okay. >> jimmy carkner memphis building habitat for humanity home despite the fact he's been battling brain cancer. cart he err was originally schedule to volunteer during week long build in nepal this week, but the trip was canceled because of supply shortages, civil unrest in the region. carter says it is too soon to tell whether the treatment he's been receiving has been effective against his brain cancer. we have a cut-back on the schedule yet.

i know, cancer progresses but we don't yet what the result will be from this, from the treatment. >> carter and his wife rosalynn have volunteered with habitat for humanity for a week every year since 1984. >> and, a special award ceremony honors volunteers who responded to the amtrak derailment. members of the second alarm ers rushed to the scene on the derailment may 12th. eight people died. some of the second alarm ers are emergency medical technicians. they help firefighters with injured passengers. others brought lights and generators. well done. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are live with a look at some of the big races, as voters head to the polls on this election day. >> also, how a simple hug, just like this one, landed a eighth grader in detention. now, her mom has a few words with the school. >> and we'll tell you why t-mobile wants to give some customers their very own cell towers. all of that and more when we come back at the top of the hour. good morning.

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are the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, today is election day, polls opening in new jersey. pennsylvania voters do you have wait one more hour to cast your vote. live with a election preview, and look at how you can win

$10,000 just for voting. >> also, toxicology results are back, in the death of three year old brendan createo. but instead of getting answers the mystery surrounding his death only deepens. and, the bomb squad is called out to a terrible case of hoarding on the main line. we'll tell you what was found that got the attention of authorities. good morning, it is tuesday, november 3rd, i'm erika von tiehl. we want a quick check on your forecast and the roads with meisha and justin, good morning, guys. >> well, good morning, mother nature certainly cooperating, you guys. traffic morning commute is looking really nice right now. we do have accident, and downed pole. but overall things are looking good. >> a little deceiving right now, saying seven's, hey, what's he talking about? >> thirty's right now, full sunshine today, skies starting to brighten up now, half hour from sunrise, we will warm up pretty rapidly. check it out. compared to yesterday at this time, colder because of the r