>> 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 clear skies.

six could 14 degrees colder depending where you are. thirty's in the suburbs, 38 allentown and reading, 42 wilmington, delaware, 36 degrees in millville, mt. holly, doylestown, pottstown, all coming in the upper 30's. calm winds right now, that's pretty good f you're headed out to walk the dog or the morning jog or bike ride, at least not battling the winds this morning. quiet on storm scan3, that's the trend, lot of sunshine for the next 48 hours. here is you're election day planner, no excuse to not vote. don't blame it on the weather at least, 49 at 8:00 a.m. noontime full sunshine upper 60s, evening, clear skies, low 60s right by around 6:00. high temperature today, 71 degrees, that's 10 degrees above average for philadelphia, upper 60s at the shore, and in the poconos, and then it get even warmer, in the seven day forecast, we break down the details in a few minutes. that's what's happening up in the skies, let's take it to meisha.

>> thanks so much for that. good morning to all of you at home. happy tuesday to you. society burlington bristol bridge is scheduled to open around 6:10. i will let you know it does so. right now though it is still down. ninety-five southbound at girard looking good. but look how busy we are getting on 95. we can expect this in the 6:00 hour. we are no stranger to this. how much, just make note, it is starting to get busy out there on 95, south, keeping our eye on that all morning long, long westbound at 24th looking good. ryan vine one of those areas that's starting to slow down little bit earlier today. certainly is, but right now in that area looking okay. this accident, has cleared on the northeast extension northbound past quakertown, to no worries to think about that any more. that's now all been cleared. new jersey how much this downed pole, from earlier accident, route 70 eastbound, before maple avenue, two right lanes and that shoulder is still block. that's not yet cleared. i'll have update on the mass transit checklist coming up in a little bit. overall things looking pretty good. erika, back to you. >> thank you, polls have just opened in new jersey, where

voters are choosing all 80 seats in the state assembly. one more hour to go before the polls open in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch at pole place in south philadelphia, one hour to go before it lights up more, and want to look at the hot races, justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, yes, lights turning on at polling places across the city this morning. of course everyone is watching that mayoral race. and however there are other big races too, we'll tell you about in just a second here. the hope that many turn out today and cast their ballot. >> no doubt the most watched race in philadelphia is for the mayor. former city councilman jim kenny said vote kearse feel confident in his decade long knowledge of philly and experience at city hall. >> i don't think we should have someone who needs six months to a year to learn all of the names and faces and personalities and i think we have certainly have people in our department that can do that now. >> on the gop side, outsider, business woman, melissa murray bailey, who says her executive experience and outsider status

make her the change agent the city needs. >> and i think philadelphians are tired of where we are. but you're not going to get anything different if you don't do something different. >> there is historic three seat vacancy on the state supreme court. which stands for key issues including district mapping, gun control, and paid sick leave. >> there are only seven seats. so, three new justices, will have a significant impact on the jurist prudence on the commonwealth. >> the power has is in the hands of the people to reshape the court. >> some hopefuls are fighting the pills falls of name recognition, judge ann coffee knock back by judicial insider group, judge kevin dougherty facing questions, about his politically influencial brother, john. >> i what they did say was that i write well reasoned clear, concise opinions. >> my brother has never influenced me in my decision. >> and others are working to get their names out there. >> the supreme court of pennsylvania, touches every part of our society. >> i'm not holding to political parties, party

bosses, unions, any special interests. >> and, on the democrat side, also running for supreme court seat, judge christine donahue, of pit burying, and also today turn-out is expected to be low, despite these hot races between 12 and 30%, of course, the hope from the city that the turn out is much larger than. that will we are live here in south philadelphia, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> here is hoping the numbers improve, justin, thank you. and here's what else is on the ballot today. all 17 seats up for grabs on the philadelphia city council. philadelphia voters also have several ballot issues to decide, include whether to permanently establish lgbt affairs and department of planning and development. as justin did mention, three seats are up for grabs on the pennsylvania supreme court for the first time ever. >> well, someone at the polls today will become $10,000 richer. if you need a reason to vote, here you go. local non-profit group behind the it pays to vote initiative.

fewer than 30% of philadelphia's registered voters cast ballot in the may primary. today's cash will be given taught a randomly selected voter at a randomly selected polling place in the city. it is a plan that has a lot of support. >> i think it is absolutely worth a shot. you know? we can get start ringing your hands about we want informed voters, and you know everybody ought to have to study before they go to the polls. but i'm for anything that just simply gets people to the polls. >> similar lottery, los angeles, gave away $25,000, and boosted voter turn out by the thousands. we're talking with one of the organizers of this give away later on this hour. >> now as you mention, polls in pennsylvania open in a little less than an hour, close at 8:00 p.m. more information on the website cbsphilly.com. also, complete littles of winners on tv and on line after the votes are counted. polls in new jersey, they also close at 8:00. they're already open. you can head out right now. voters in the garden state will determine the make up of the state assembly as well as local and county races.

>> 6:06. investigate underway into house fire in delaware couldn't. chills terrify fighters responded around 11:00 last night to burning house on the 2600 block of cane street there are no reports of any injuries. >> the death of three year old brendan createo is still a mysteriment toxicology tests have come back negative. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us these results only fueled more questions about what happened to that child. >> it is suspicious, it is sad. bumm for my client the biggest thing just no closer to an answer now. >> philadelphia attorney richard, jr., sayings the case of brendan createo is mysterious one, he's even more confused after he says brendan's toxicology reports came back negative. >> i called the prosecutor's office, spoke to the individual i've been dealing with there, they confirm for me that the toxicology reports

have come back negative. >> three year old body discovered not even half mile from his dad's apartment in haddon township. about 9:00 in the morning, on tuesday october 13th. three hours before the client dj was on the phone with police. >> i just woke up. i don't know if he wandered out or what happened. i don't know where he is. >> he steams have real bent that mr. createo my client has something to do with this. >> but, said, that's just not the case. dj is grieving father want to know what happened to his son. >> i reached out to the camden county prosecutor's offers, spokes would not confirm or deny the new information about the toxicology tests authority still seeking information and tips, if you have information, give police a call. reporting in camden county, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

philadelphia police are asking for your help in fining this missing teenager, 16 year old went missing on halloween around 6:30 p.m. she was last seen leaving her house to attends a halloween party in north philadelphia. but she never returned home. a information on where she may be, you are asked to call the police. dangerous discover i inside a. who filled with weapons and chemicals. chopper three over the house on maryland circumstance nel wayne last night, investigators arrived at the request after commissioner who saw that home in disrepair. met by odor in the backyard, enough to make them go inside. justice cussing in there. >> it is awful. absolutely deplorable conditions. i don't know how anybody could live in there. >> authority removed ammunition from that home. they include bullets and weapons from the homeowner. coming up: we have new information about what happened at the time a russian airliner disintegrated in

mid-air. also this. >> i'm really humiliated by the fact that you hear about this type of stuff happening in america, you know, discrimination issues, but to experience it first-hand. >> a group of passengers are escorted off spirit airlines flight. and they say it is racial discrimination. find out what started all of the trouble. >> and, how a quick hug just like this one landed a middle school student in detention. details ahead. >> ♪ >> one nice perk to falling back, get to see the sunrise, little easier to get the kids out of bed when it is not dark out. we'll check the roads when we come right back. good morning. >> ♪

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> before school hug between friends and in detention, at florida school. ella, eighth grade student at jackson heights middle school, hugged the classmate, just like. that will now, in its code of conduct, the county school district fans, quote, inapropriate touching, but leaves interpretation to up principal's, jackson heights middle school bans hugs entirely. >> it was like -- literally. >> pda. >> administration can't tell the difference between friendly how you doing hug, then i think we have another big problem. >> the district says that the detentions are given after repeated offenses and that this is the second incident between little a -- he will a and the same boy.

last month she got a warning when the boy put his hand on her head. >> all right, 6:14. reaching 70 degrees today, but don't kid yourself. winter is coming. arrived out west, see this? ski resorts along interstate 80 say they're opening tomorrow. at one resort in nevada, there is 5 inches of new powder at the base, up to 7 inches at the summit, love that powder. early lift you my say for the ski industry, which has really struggled balls of the drought conditions out west. so justin we will enjoy the 70s today, good reminder you can't help winter. >> last month, killing ton opened two trails from one of the storms, yes, couple of hits every cold air earlier, nothing coming at us any time soon. chilly in the morning though, typical. clear skies, kutztown area middle school. live look neighborhood networks, getting ready for nice sunrise. can't find clout in the sky, wind calm so all of the cold air settling in at the surface, headlines sunny, warm, stretch for the next several days, talking highs in the low and mid 70s, running

ten to maybe even 50 degrees above average. still 30's in the coldest suburbs, cherry hill, millville, atlantic city airport, around philadelphia. outside the city look at the mullica hill checking in at 39. same deal in voorhees, upper 30s, reading, allentown, 37 in mount pocono. good travel weather, outdoor plans, high pressure on top of us, locks in dry conditions, good day to vote, whether or not impacting it, full sunshine, low 70s today, mid 70s on wednesday, again, with mostly sunny skies. now thrill disturbance to the south. going to bring in some clouds thursday, but still stays warm in the low 70s. another woman err day friday, ahead of the front. this front will bring some showers in here later friday into the start of the weekend. today nothing happening, future weather model nights and quiet the trend tonight tomorrow with the clear skies, wednesday night, thursday, see the clouds returning. today's highs right around 70 degrees, little cooler near the coast, cool tonight, we

will be in the 40's again, then tomorrow, low potentially mid 70s, for the inland location, today the 71 degrees, 10 degrees above average. tonight mostly clear, 52 for the city, 40's in the suburbs, extended forecast, full sun, 74. clouds return thursday, friday, maybe shower each day, low and mid 70s, and the weekend cooling back down to mid 50's, i mean, that's really not that bad for this time of year. >> record high 80. >> wait. >> justin, thank you. we just can't complain, right? >> no complaining. and no complaining for our morning commute either. i can tell you right now it is looking real nice out there. in fact, yesterday it was looking good, roadways are nice and dry, today also looking good. we had one accident on the northeast extension, that's now since been cleared, and also, the burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open at 6:10, in fact it, did, it is up right now. so, we're just waiting for that to come back down. if you are thinking every take that bridge you might be sitting little while.

take your cup of coffee. make sure you have that. >> coffee and that sunshine, and it is starting to rise in delaware county 95 northbound at 452. moving in the northbound direction seeing kind of sun glaze up here if you will looking mighty beautiful. might want to pack your sunglasses because you could be dealing with some sun glare today, especially those of you moving in the eastbound direction, here is a look at the schuylkill, headlights westbound direction approaching belmont and west at 24th. another update coming up in about 15 minutes. right now we will take quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> dismissing claims by the islamic state that metro jet flight 9268 was shot down. all 224 people on board that plane were killed when it crashed into the sinai peninsula saturday. airline officials are ruling out pilot error but aviation expert say it is still too soon to tell. bag everybody inning ers it, passenger upset after escorted off, tom wait shows us they are making some strong claims, too. >> humiliated by the simple fact you hear about this type of stuff hang in america,

discrimination issues, but to experience it first-hand. >> group of african-american passengers on spirit airlines say they were singled out and kick off of their plane because of their skin color. >> we have witnesses, man, we wasn't causing any problems. >> this is cell phone video of the passenger, who was the first to be escorted off the plane by officers. the witnesses we spoke to say he was forced off the plane by police, after a white flight attendant accused him of being a threat. it all started with confusion over a seat which the passengers claim was double booked. >> the flight attendant proceed today tell the man he must switch because it is assigned seat. if the lady isn't asking to move, i'll move. you must get up and move. he got up. and flight attendant said something smart out of the mouth, the guy said am i talking to you, don't talk to me. after the guy said that they said sir do you have get off this flight. >> other passengers including themselves start today question flight attendants, and why the man was kick off. police were called back.

and three couples, all black, were escorted off the plain by police. >> it was more than just us having a conversation, why is it what six black people get kick offer the plane? >> passengers say spirit airlines did not modally re book them back to their homes in dallas. we reached out to spirit airlines for an explanation, and have not yet heard back. for cbs news, tom wait, los angeles. >> up next, fire tears through the hollywood home of singer johnny mat ills and the damage is extensive. see the few momentos spared. >> also, t-mobile wants to make sure its customers always have a signal, so giving them their very own cell towers. we'll explain. >> and, kind of authorities believe it is november, justin, these temperatures this morning believable this afternoon not so much. >> yes, it happens, talking temperatures up around 70 today. if you want it warmer, don't worry, we've got that covered. check out the seven day forecast coming up in

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pistorius said he thought there was an intruder. bill cosby have to testify under oath in a lawsuit filed by model janice dickinson. judge in los angeles made the ruling yesterday. dickinson suing cosby for calling her a liar after she accused him of sexual assault. she joins dozens of other women with similar claims. in a 2005 deposition, cosby admitted to using sedatives on women he wanted to have sex with. this latest deposition takes place on november 25th, that's the day before thanksgiving. the long time home of singer johnny mathis is badly damage in the fire. the 08 year old returned from performance still with luggage in hands to find flames tearing trues had i hollywood hills estate. mathis lived there for 56 years. inside, priceless memories from his decades long career. but, much like his easy going song, mathis took it in stride. >> i'm okay. nobody got hurt. and that's so important. we can always replace things.

>> mathis thanked firefighters for their efforts. he said that fireman and today spare just a few of his momentos from his career. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", a dog found abused and abandoned on the street of chester is now on the mend, all thanks to a police officer who saved his life. we have the special story of remi's rescue, jan? >> reporter: and a 16 year old is gunned down, while riding s bike in the strawberry mansion section of the city. this morning as police look for those suspect, we're hearing from the victim's friend, who was with him at the time of the sho

z newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association.

they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court

>> good morning, now, if you are just waking up, running outside to grab your paper, walk your dog, do not be

fooled by the temperatures right now. we will hit 07 today. just perfect november forecast, i feel like we cep getting these little treats, little tastes of summer as we head into fall, justin. >> rest of the week. >> i will take it. >> four days in a row, 70s. >> tell us more. >> all right, let's talk about it, again, live look, taking you to the shore, margate, setting up for nice sunrise, couple of minutes. cloud free skies right now. so a lot of sun through the morning, really rapidly warms us up, so talking about 30 to 35 degrees, warmer into the afternoon. some of the suburbs, pretty cold, 37 in reading, 38 allentown, 42 in wilmington, delaware. thirty-eight also in doylestown, mt. holly, and in pottstown, this hour. winds are calm. so that's not bad. so it actually feels okay. it is cold, though not dealing with any windchills this morning. yesterday the clouds south and

east, back to mostly clear skies, that's why it is cold this morning, because we don't have the clouds to hold in the heat we had yesterday. this is no brainer, that school day forecast, easy grading here, a-plus all the way with the full sunshine, 8:00 temperature, 49 degrees, coming home from school not bad at 70 in the sunshine. so break it down for you. seventy-one for the afternoon temperature for philadelphia. 10 degrees above average. upper 60s both at the shore and in the poconos, with full sunshine, and then, it gets even warmer in the seven day forecast, also talking about our next chance for any showers. that's coming up in a few minutes, but we have to go over to meisha for check on that traffic report. what's happening? >> yes, let's do that, good morning, justin, good morning to you at home if you are just waking up with us. things are looking pretty good on the roadways, burlington bristol bridge now down, good for those of you in and around the area. watt mayer inflation south philly, passyunk avenue, near the schuylkill, near 76, right now, and of course i'll be updating you on any and everything that's closed in and around that area, but if you can avoid the area right

now, you might want to do so, just because this is breaking news, just happening right now, so another update coming up in about ten minute. a look at the schuylkill at passyunk, or it was penndot moved it. ninety-five southbound at girard, this is another area where you are traveling less than posted speeds, right now, and i can tell that you whole stretch of 95 southbound is really heating up. as we push toward that rush hour. now, a tractor-trailer is leaking fuel, fuel spill in delaware, north of wilmington, 95 north, at exit 9b. approaching route three. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. as friends and family gather to remember a teen killed while riding had is bicycle. hearing from an eyewitness to that murder. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now outside police headquarters where the search continues for those gunmen. jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, that's right. police continue to search for suspect in this case, at this point, there have been no arrests.

mentioned friends and family left wondering why 16 year old boy who simply went out for bike ride with a friend did not come home, instead, he ended upshot and killed in philadelphia. >> song, and message, from fend, family, to high school student saline west. >> the 16 year old gone too soon from their lives, gunned down, while riding his bike in the strawberry mansion section of the city. >> go so fast, wrong place, wrong time, wrong crowd. >> monday night dozens turned taught a vigil in west many remembered him as teenage here loved basketball. dreams, that were shattered about 24 hours earlier, police say west was shot, just after 4:30 sunday evening, on the 2200 block of sedgley avenue. he was riding his bike, with a 15 year old friend, tie mere anderson. anderson recalls encountering several men in silver buick. >> pops out from behind the

car, saline tries turn around, but he fell. he started shooting. >> police say the gunman fired 17 times. west, was shot in the back. and anderson says he saw his friends slip away. >> i ran back down the block. i see all of these cops. then i go across the street, he laying there, traumatized. >> anderson's mom now dealing with pain on two fronts. dealing with the death after beloved young man, and coping with the fact that her own son was so close to danger. >> he was hurt. i know he is. he is trying to hold it in. but he's hurting. he said that he watched it, he watched his friends die. >> you can see in the video 15 year old with west at the time of the shooting wasn't physically hurt. he was able to run away unharmed. however, this entire community is hurting reporting live outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news".

>> jan, thank you. police are searching for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting in the mow dina park section of northeast philadelphia. a 21 year old man was shot once in the chest, along the 10,000 block of keswick road around 8:30 last night. he died short time later. supplies not made any arrests and have not recovered any weapons. >> may be election day but republican presidential frontrunner ben carson has his eyes set on next november. as don champion reports, new polls show the retired neurosurgeon pulling ahead of donald trump, to lead the gop field. knew (. >> -- new nbc news journal pole shows the neurosurgeon holding onto his national lead among gop contender, pulling ahead of rival donald trump, by six points. >> i think people are looking for truth, honesty, inch

telling rhett. >> i comes as efforts by some gop campaigns to control future debate loses steam, several candidate have said they will not sign onto a joint gop letter, to tv networks, demanding changes. >> they can't hands al bun of of cnbc moderator. >> obama poke fun at contender ers monday for their debate debate. >> if you can't handle those guys then i don't think the chinese and the russians will be too worried about you. >> one candidate who continues benefitting from the last debate is marco rubio. new numbers show the florida senator. >> i'm not trust traded, i mean,'s great guy, good friend, gifted politician. last overtaken busin the key state of new hampshire, both candidates expected to campaign there tomorrow. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

ss united states will stay afloat at least for now, local group says it has raised $100,000 in a attempt to avoid sending the ship to the scrap yard. they want to turn it into a museum. ss united states was once the world's fastest ocean liner now docked in the delaware river, just rusting away. 6:38 right now. why one lucky philadelphia voter will win $10,000 just for voting. we'll explain. plus this: >> he's barely older than a puppy. he's already endured lifetime of abuse. the story of remi, and those who helped save his life. coming up. >> and talk about a commuter nightmare. see what's happening there? see what happened when flood waters start seeping onto that train. that's coming up nextment we'll be right back.

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record setting week for adele. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> singer ' new solo hello set records, among them, the first song to sell more than 1 million us downloads in a week. full albumn comes out november 20th. also, listen to there is cbs ready to beam up another episode of star trek, just in time for the show's 50th anniversary. >> new will launch then move to cbs all access digital subscription service. this is the first original series developed for all access, good one. >> plans to turn the move nice theme parks, released this sketch of what it will look like, featuring roller coasters, and other rides. they hope to have the park open in atlanta, by 2019. and justin, if i didn't know any bet r, i would say looks like we're hitting 07 in

november? >> this afternoon, yes, right now, feels like florida, no, talking 30's waking up. that's typical this time of year when you get the clear skies, all of the heat we had yesterday. escapes back to the atmosphere. nice rebounds today. warming up good 30 degrees, in a lot of locations, economic in with weather watchers now, 30's, low 40's, right now, mt. laurel carry at 38 degrees, chilly, and in blue bell, jerry also in the upper 30s, 40 dover, delaware, andy's house, philadelphia, low 40's, lawrenceville, also around 40 degrees, upper 30's in cardsington at bill's house, nice pictures coming in of good sunrise, ed connor shows the field here with clear skies. little fog there with the cold air settling in along the warmer ground. so warm week ahead. today's average hi, 61 degrees, way above that, tomorrow, going to be even warmer mid 70s, look at the temperature line, stays above average through the rest of the work week. finally by the weekends, we get little close to where we should be. so today, should be low 60s,

not happening. talking low 70s by the middle of the month we start to drop quickly to the mid 50's for the average temperature, by november 30th we average 50. >> still no sign of true cold air. high pressure over us locking in the dry quiet conditions, look at that cloud free skies over the entire mid-atlantic, the trend for the next several days. high shifter slowly eastward, so, another day wednesday, with sunshine, thursday clouds start to move in, list -- ands could bring shower in here thursday afternoon but still warm. today up around 07 degrees away from the water, tonight, cool again, 40's to around ooh degrees tomorrow. low 70s afternoon temperatures again enjoy today, sunshine at 71. tonight, still on the chilly side as we drop into the low 50's, and even some #'s in the suburbs, but again the extended forecast next shower chance possibly thursday, better chance late friday. 70s through the end of the week, 60s and 50's for the upcoming weekend. what's the latest?

>> thank you so much. breaking news just moment ago looking at live shot from chopper three, water main break that'sappening in south philly right now. west pat young avenue near the schuylkill, between 28th and 76. if you can avoid the area right now, you certainly want to do so. i can tell you right now still having drive-thru traffic but it is water all over the roadways, and certainly going to slow down your commute. ramp from passyunk to 76. looking good in and around this area. just avoid that area that i was talking about, the water main break, take a look at this. the sun is coming out. not that we ever want to complain about that moving in the eastbound direction, certainly want to pack those sunglasses because you will be dealing with some sun glare out there delaware county 95 north at 452, looking good in terms of traffic. right now we do have fuel spill, tractor-trailer looking fuel in delaware north of wilmington, 95 north at exit 9b approaching route three, again, if you can avoid the area you certainly want to do so. >> thank you, definately not

what you want to see when riding the train, water slowly seeping into the car. we have video from port lan, oregon here from over the weaken. look at the poor passengers, floor of the train was submerged its heavy downpours flood the the train kareem reaching some passengers shins. part of the track ended up under several feet of water, and the transit agency admits should not have gone on to the water logged tracks that the passengers agree. >> 6:46. pitbull used for dog fight being left for dead on the side after road in chester. but survived. thanks to the police offers here found him. walt hunter shows you how the community is now rallying around this dog. >> hine 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.

>> 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. >> giving him a name. >> remi. >> i heard him cough. i heard some problems. so i didn't want him to die without a name. >> but with wounds stapled, and antibiotics administered, remi now hoped to 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 was alive, but when he woke up, from recovery, all he saw was love here.

>> rimi apparently starved by the dog fighters weighing 16 pounds less than he should, now gets lots 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. rescue officials offering 2,500-dollar reward for information on the suspects who abused remi. meanwhile, here at the keystone veterinary facility, a happy reunion anticipated in upcoming days. chester officer, robert, who initially found the dog, is expected to come back and check on how he's doing. we'll be here, and we'll let you know how it is going, haverford township, delaware county, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> t-mobile work to go make sure you always get a cell

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dickerson about new pole numbers, whether donald trump should be going after the new republican frontrunner. plus, melanie on amazon decision to increase parental leave for employees. also, the surprising findings on why kids spend so much time on social media. find out why more people are using friends to officiate their weddings. the news is back in the morning, we will see in you ten minutes, also football great jerry rice is here this morning. >> great show, nora, thanks so much. see in you ten minutes. 6:50. area non-profit is offering a financial incentive to get people to the polls today. initiative, pace to vote, planning to hands out $10,000 to one randomly selected voter. larry platt the co-founder of the editor of the philadelphia citizens organization running the this initiative. thanks so much for joining us recall i on reelection day, busy day for you. >> yes, thanks so much. >> breakdown what the initiative is and thousand will work today. >> philadelphia suffers like much of the country but specially here from a chronic lack of civic participate. so, we are trying to incentive

voters. we're offering $10,000 to a random voter at some point today you might go to vote and you might run into me, holding a large check like ed mcmahon. >> got the balloons? >> exactly. >> because what we are trying do is to get people out to vote. again, you know, 20% in the last mayors race, 26% in the primary as governor said, we in a crisis of civic participation. >> way to get people out and votingment again, focusing on the money for little longer will people know if somebody has already been chosen or that be announced tomorrow. >> we'll alert the media tonight when we make the reveal randomly choosing the polling place and the time. >> why was this such an important issue for you specifically get involved? why are people not turning out to vote? we launched in september, it is a non-profit media site,

philadelphia citizens.org. what we're dedicated to doing is practicing solutions based journalism. trying to fix things. and jump starting democracy in the city where it was born. it is a travesty, that in this city, we pick our leaders on basically 4% of the population. >> now there is program was kick off in los angeles last year. how successful was it? >> quite successful. they a lottery like this in a local school board election, turn out increased 10 percent, but most importantly, those who had heard of the lottery went turn out went from 46% to 80%. >> we are hoping we can mimic the result here. >> some people of course say you shouldn't have to bribe people to go vote watch would you say to them? >> totally understand that. it does feel little icky right? but our point is that the ends justify the means when for good cause. full participation in our

shared government is the way to make the city better and to make all of us equal participants. >> what would you say would be a success? what numbers are you hoping to see today? turn out in the last mayoral election 20%, in the general election in the primary it was 26% so anything that beats. that will weather we get in the 30's. >> can't blame the weather for not voting and now possibly win ted, too. >> go out and

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>> polls will open in pennsylvania where three supreme court seats are up for grab, philadelphia picks new mayor. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with the polling place, what, three minutes to go, justin, good morning. >> just minute from opening the polling place, right here, the big question this morning, who will be the next mayor? will they be former city councilman jim kenny or outsider business woman melissa murray bailie? by the vowing to bring big changes to the city as well as reform the city schools. in a across the state, big state-wide rales, historic three way vacancy on the state supreme court. seven candidate for that spot. three republicans, three domocrats, and one independent. the polls opening 7:00 a.m. will close at 8:00 tonight. >> once again, polls in pennsylvania are about to open. cast your ballot from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. polls in new jersey, they're already open.

they close at 8:00 p.m. more information on your website cbsphilly.com. complete list of winners on tv and on line after the votes are counted. all right, one thing you cannot blame today. for not voting is the weather. just going to be beautiful day. >> low and mid 70s, could be a shower thursday, it will be very spotty, if it happenings. and then friday, late in the day, that night, better chance for scattered showers, cold front moves through. that just drops temperatures back to closer to average, talking mid and upper 50's on sunday. >> do have breaking news from live chopper three, water spill happened in south philly. now, we're not sure if this is water main break or fire hydrant leak either way, again in south philly west passyunk avenue near schuylkill, between 28th and 76. water is coming out from underneath the cone. and traffic is still driving through. but certainly avoid this area at all costs, if you possibly

consideration other than that the morning commute is looking okay. >> good heads up, thank you. coming up first on cbs this morning, serious concerns about teenagers scream time. results. new study may just surprise you. reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning, get things started 43:00 a.m. join us tomorrow. result of course election day. right now we head back down to south philly the polls about to open in pennsylvania, here shah live look right now, as voters get ready to go in, and cast their ballot. so get out and vote today. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

zblmpblthsdz. good morning. it is tuesday, november 3rd, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a mysterious heat flash decked by u.s. intelligence could offer new includes into the crash of a russian jet in egypt. an explosive new book clooims claims there are evil and good at the vatican. how in the world do these high flying protesters evade security during monday night football neighborhood, we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 second. >> we'd like to have us all in groups of iffive. >> i think we should have a telemundo debate. >> debate formaud