developing right now this noon a possible break in the case of a philadelphia teen, killed while riding a bike with his friend. police make two arrests in the murder of the 16 year-old salem west. i'm erika von tiehl. police say suspect in custody are just teens themselves. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us now at police headquarters with the very latest information, walt? >> reporter: well, erika homicide investigators tell me that the two suspects in custody a at homicide headquarters right behind me are both just 17 years old. and they are charged in a particularly brutal murder, it was murder of the 16 year-old salem west. west was a student at philadelphia's charter high

school, he was gunned down on november 1st, and in between the second and sedgley in the strawberry mansion section of the philadelphia police say on that day as he was riding his bike with the friend who was not injured there were 17 shots fired, and one of them hitting and killing the 16 year-old. right now two, 17 years olds in custody have been charged with murder. sources tell cbs-3 that one has made a statement admitting to the killing but perhaps the most killing chilling aspect of the story which is still unfolding is sources tell cbs-3 that this murder may be linked to as many as three or possibly four other murders and additional shootings all in the same neighborhood, and all, according to sources, driven by what might be bad blood between two groups of young men, who just live in different neighborhoods a few blocks apart. philadelphia police are expected to make more details available to us this afternoon at a press conference, but for now, two, 17 years olds charged, one allegedly

confessing in the brutal murder of a 16 year-old young man. we will have more details later on cbs-3. live from police headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. a secret service officer caught up in a sexting scheme waves his right to a preliminary hearing in the delaware courtroom this morning. police say lee robert moore sent lewd pictures to a person he thought was a 14 year-old girl but he was really talking to an under cover officer. according to prosecutors, moore admitted to send some of those messages while working at the the white house. he has been put on administrative leave. court ruling gives jerry sandusky his penn state pension back. commonwealth court panel ruled that sandusky was not a penn state employee when he committed crimes that were basis for having his pension forfeited. state employees retirement board suspended sandusky's payments in october 2012, on the day he was convicted essentially of abusing ten boys. the the board was also ordered to pay back, interests. the the pentagon is

working to confirm that the u.s. air strike has killed jihadi john, one of the most recognizable figures within isis. cbs jonathan ridge lot i has latest -- owe vigliotti has latest from london. u.s. officials tell u.s. news that the u.s. strike killed isis terrorist mohammad emwazi. a drone had been tracking emwazi known as jihad john since wednesday, waiting for a clear shot. missle was fired thursday night as emwazi entered a vehicle in syria. britain's prime minister praised the u.s. mission. >> he was intent on murdering many more people. >> reporter: emwazi is believed to be responsible for beheading at least seven hostages including american journalist james foley and steven sock love and american aid worker peter kassig in syria in 2014. the gruesome videos he a appears in presented the world water filing image of the islamic state and were a

powerful propaganda tool for terror group. emwazi, a british citizen, believed to be in his mid 20's was born in kuwait but raised in london. a graduate from the university of west minister he had a degree in computer programming. emwazi disappeared from his family's lon on home two years ago and traveled to syria. video massacres he staged turned him into a symbolic leader of the islamic state and a top u.s. target. jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". iraqi kurdish militia has liberated the town of sinjar from the isis and raised a kurdish flag in the center of the town. isis forces held the city for more than a year. kurdish forces encountered little resistance suggesting many of the islamic state fighters may have pulled back. donald trump went off on pretty much everyone and everything during a 95 minute tirade in annie was campaign stop yesterday. he took aim at campaign rivals, voters, and described how his deal water or group

isis. take a listen. >> i would bomb the bleep out of them. i would just bomb those suckers. and that is right, i'd blow up the pipes, i'd blow up every single inch, there would be nothing left. >> but trump's most aggressive ranting was aim at g.o.p. rival ben carson. trump ridiculed carson's story of have trying to stab someone when he was young only to have his knife broken by intended victim's belt buckle. his campaign advisor radio personality armstrong williams responded soon after trump wrapped up. >> it is so sad watching and listening to and listening to him. i mean a man who is so accomplished, who has been so blessed, but yet cannot fathom why doctor carson, or anyone else would be doing better then he, and the presidential race right now. >> carson's campaign advisor

went on to trump's behavior as though he were imploding before our eyes. on the democratic side, hill willry clinton seems to have the advantage in the democratic national convention, which will be in philadelphia next summer. this news comes as the democratic candidates prepare for tomorrow's debate. the associated press, contacted all 712 super delegates, more than 80 percent responded. when asked which candidates they plan t support, 359 said clinton, eight said bernie sanders and two said martin o'malley, the rest were undecided. the democrats debate again tomorrow night in des moines, iowa face the nation john dickerson will be the moderator. it starts at 9:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. i want to get out to breaking news out of northeast philadelphia, police and emergency crews on the scene of the roll over accident near northbound lanes of i-95. that car you see right there is sitting on the off ramp at cottman avenue exit heading north. it is located near staging area of the ongoing cottman

avenue interchange construction project. there are no reports of any injuries at this time, we're told those northbound lanes are still moving but you can see right there still slowly a at this point. turning to the forecast right now and a windy start to the weekend. prepare for breezy, chilly conditions. lets check with kyla grogan. the your hair looks lovely despite the win. >> well, give it a minute. the the wind does pick up and then gets crazy and calms down a bit. we have bright sunshine. that is certainly helping today but this wind is not just today but we will stick with us through saturday as well. the lets look at our headlines. we have bright sunshine but windy conditions, a cool shot coming saturday with a high up to 50 degrees but next week we're talking 60's again. how about that for november. not bad, a live look at storm scan three we can see skies are clear, some cloud moving in right now but look to the north and west and you can see that there have been snow to deal with in michigan. that is the cold air that is coming our way. so that will be part of the story as we head into tomorrow but right now it is

all about the the current wind. look at this 29 miles an hour in philadelphia, and you can see over lancaster 25 miles an hour, down the the shore in atlantic city, 22. everybody is feeling gusty conditions. 59 degrees currently right now as we look live at center city and temperatures really won't go much higher then that expecting a high of 60 degrees as that cool air rolls in. fifty-eight down the shore and 48 in the poconos. boy, i can tell you the win picks up again and it definitely feels cooler when that wind starts blowing. see told you hair was not going to last. i tried,er contact we will talk about the warm up and weekend when i come back in a few moments. back to you in the studio. >> big old can of hair spray for you, kyla, thanks. sign winter is just around the corner. just minutes ago dilworth plaza ice rink opened for second season in center city. we sent our will alexandria hoff out there to kick things for us. hold on, it looks like you are on the ice, alex. >> reporter: i am not on the ice, i should be on the ice, i

think that was a little bit of the liability but we have great opening ceremonies going on. we want to get the sambone toy go by. after that this will kick off this season. you know, erika, there is something about being here at dilworth park that just makes me feel like i'm in the season. this is kick off to the best date night sequence, boyfriend, husband, don't give me credit but bring your lady out to the skating rink because this is a really wonderful, romantic time for this city. think of the synchronized skate team go by, they were really wonderful. there was a practice skate last night but this is the official kick off of the season. we have man mascots, we have 76ers players, we have cheerleaders out here, really, really great day. i want to come over and talk to justin with the rothman institute. this is your second year being a part of this out here. why do you think it is such an important nostalgic thing for city to see. >> i think officials speak for

themselves. we are in the heart of the city. community is such an important part, of the rothman institute and getting and giving back to the community. the the revitalization of the center city and dilworth park, it was best way to show our appreciation to be able to come out here and sponsor this rothman rink. >> thank you very much. i'm told it hits the ice. thinks the start of the skating season down here at dilworth plaza. i'm alexandria hoff, cb136789 "eyewitness news". a a cbs tv star is attacked outside her home overnight. she will reveal the the terrifying incident and how her friend tracked down that attacker, that story is next. and don't eat those spaghettio's, right now, spaghettio's are being recalled. check your cabinet we have

and ncis actress pauley perez tracks down what had guys on her popular cbs show but last night real life played out. she posted on twit their she was attacked by a homeless man right outside her hollywood home. correspondent don champion has the very latest. >> civil rights for everybody's civil rights. >> reporter: pauley perez has made a name for herself in the only for her work on the screen but also for her activism off the screen. the 46 year-old was outside of her hollywood home on thursday evening when she was attacked. in an emotional tweet overnight, she detailed how a homeless man attacked her.

she wrote the man told her i'm going to kill you as he pinned her down and then punched her repeat thely. >> she plays abby a forensic scientist on the hit ncis show on cbs suffered monday in life threatening injuries. a friend initially tracked down her a attacker at a store town the the street from her home and he was arrested. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a popular lunch many kid love is recalled this noon. campbell's soup company is recalling 335,000 cans of spaghettio's, that is due to potential choking has air. company says there may be pieces of red plastic in some cans. the recalled cans have have a february 22nd, 2017 date, stamped on top of them. you should take those cans back to the store where you purchased them and get a full refund. still a head this noon surprising information, for job hunters in this weeks jobs report. also robbery suspect, raid a house and a fridge, you can see right there, it is a all

caught on camera. they will need a glass, kyla. >> that is just rude. >> hey everybody, it is a little bit of the rude wind out there today we will have your weekend forecast, make your plans plus we will talk about a warm up, yes, you heard me correctly mid to upper 60's coming next week. stay with us, "eyewitness news" at noon is come right back.

a home invasion caught on camera, burglars in san jose, california they just don't raid the house but fridge as well. look at this right here. video shows those robbers stopping in the in middle of the robbery for juice and sewed break drinking straight from the the carton. come on, guy. luckily for police that video has already led to the arrest of one of those, three suspects. the quality of this video i'm amazed at. >> i'm mace by just the beautiful kitchen. that is gorgeous out there. i don't understand.

that you are robbing the house, but then again are you a genius if you are robbing a house? absolutely not. >> your hair, looks lovely now. >> thank you. >> it was blowing outside. >> we have it under control. wind is we will out there and it will whip throughout the day into tomorrow, everybody. we do not catch a break until sunday morning from the wind. and we're going to see temperatures plunge a bit. so a cool saturday on tap but we have a warm up too. i have a lot to talk about. let's get to it. lets look live outside beautiful shot of the center city, you see gorgeous blue skies, few clouds rolling in but nice with the bright sunshine out there. it is deceiving. you cannot see that the wind is just whipping, we have wind upward of 20 miles an hour across the region right the now and making it feel will cooler then actual temperatures. we will look at our actual temperatures we are at 59 in philadelphia. forty-five in mount pocono. sixty down in at atlantic city. as we head down the shore we will fine warmer temperatures. cape may 63. rehoboth 61. fifty-nine in ocean city. this is the the problem, the wind speed.

look at this. it is a westerly flow. see it rolling across the map here. 29 miles an hour in philadelphia you can see 25 miles an hour in reading and lancaster, mount pocono at 23. everybody is feeling it it. as we zoom out even along that i-95 corridor we have the worst level of winds but not looking too good in scranton right now where they are at 21 . we will see that continue, and behind all this wind is very cold air, rushing in. the as we look live, you can see they have snow up in parts of the michigan, canada, into new york state and starting to turn into rain off the the lake there. but that means cold air is coming. right now we are doing just fine but we will see temperatures start to roll down, on saturday. today gusts up to 35 miles an hour will be the biggest sticking point in your forecast. the tonight it sticks with us even into saturday. gusts potentially up to 30 miles an hour. the just to show you future wind gusts here watch what happens as we get into tonight. we're in the 30's in many spots. at 9:00 in the overnight hours doesn't give up, saturday

morning at the 9:00a m30 miles an hour yet again and it keeps on rolling until we get to sunday morning, that is when we will start to catch a break there. it is coming but this weekend saturday will be windy, quick cool down as temperatures role down to 50. we will see that improve on sunday and we will start to see the temperatures rise up, but for saturday, chilly, blustery, sunday, still looking at the 50's and a cold morning but upper 50's by the time we get to monday though hello we are back to the 60's everybody. a warm up. now what this means is on sunday eagles game really nice, wind will give us a break. fifty-five and sunshine taking on the dolphins there. high pressure though that is what will help buck these temperatures next week, ten to 15 degrees above average. by the time we get into monday we are talking temperatures where they should be and it will go throughout the week. we will get to that in your seven day. today a high of 60. windy and cooler. tonight your low is 39, blustery and chilly out there but check out this seven day

forecast because look at what happens, you start to see 60's on the map as early as monday. by wednesday high of 69, erika. >> 69 degrees in november. i like that. thank you. time to check your philadelphia's jobs mark report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has surprising information for job hunters. >> when you send a resume off to a potential employer have you wondered how many other people have a applied for the same job? it may be fewer then you think. recruiters report half of all positions they post attract 50 applicants or less. the jobs that attract a lot of attention, 250 applications or more are typically in marketing, finance, government and hospitality. they also turned up other interesting tidbits, for instance, when on the hunt for job candidates 92 percent recruiters utilize social media at some point. linkedin is most popular resource they look the at the solid second at facebook. 55 percent of recruiters report using it. top thing they are hoping to learn from your social media feed how long you typically

stay at a job. once you get in the door for an interview several surprising factors are likely to leave a lasting impression and they have very little to do with your job qualifications, instead recruiters are impressed with the candidate's enthusiasm, industry knowledge and conversation skills. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness n

coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 our ukee washington got a chance to sit down with rocky himself, sylvester stallone. in this exclusive one on one interview stallone talks about his new movie, and his iconic character. >> if i had never lived in philadelphia, i probably, and this is the truth, i probably never would have written rocky. >> stallone tells ukee something very interesting about the rocky franchise and what he first thought of it. creed opens november 25th but tonight at 5:00 once again, it is ukee going toe to toe with rocky. then tonight at 6:00 tailgating but without any trouble. imagine partying at lincoln financial field but without having to plan any of it. how nice does that sound. the food, fun, tv, even the bathroom all provided. just show up. see the true tailgating experience as we get party started for sunday's eagles game tonight at 6:00. welshing we have some break news right now chopper

three live over a train derailment in king of prussia this is along tracks at north henderson road. we are told two tankers derailed while workers were moving those cars. good news so far we are told that no one was hurt but live look at king of prussia as a tanker flipped over there we will stay on top of this and have new information as soon as we get it. meanwhile some people have a lot of time on their hand, say for instance, this guy column bye powell. he built a homemade death star. it was part of the halloween decoration. he got such a great response he decided to leave it up through release of the new star wars movie that opens december 18th. the creation weighed 400-pound, and about 20 feet tall and they had to bring a crane into put it into place. >> wow. >> big commitment. >> that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm erika von tiehl. for all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:00 and we are always on line at cbs philly.com. >> young and the restless is coming

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