senator pat toomey, the best choice to protect pennsylvania. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now on "eyewitness news", second night of protest over the deadly police shooting of black man turned violent on the streets of charlotte, north carolina, help restore calm, the governor declared state of emergency and called in the national guard. >> good afternoon, i'm jim

donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. charlotte police chief says he plans to show video of the shooting to the slain man's family, won't release it to the public just yet. correspondent kenneth craig has the latest developments. protests spiraled into violence for the second straight night in charlotte. vandals smashed windows and looted businesses. one person in the crowd was shot. he's now in critical condition. police use tear gas and use splash grenades as officers try to clear the streets, at least four officers were also hurt. >> we made total of 44 arrests, charges range from to disperse, to assault, to breaking and entering. >> violence prompted several major companies in downtown charlotte including bank of america, and wells fargo, to tell their employees to stay home for the day, and avoid the area. >> the unrest follows the

deadly police shooting tuesday of 43 year old keith lamont scott. police say scott had a gun, but witnesses say he was holding a book. >> he had his hands up, and the book fell off his lap. >> a file at wb tv a picture that may show a gun near the victim's seat. officials haven't released police video of the shooting. >> while it is an active investigation, we don't want to release pieces of evidence that don't make a full picture. >> but protesters are demanding it be released to help put to rest the controversy that has turned the city upside down. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> also, this noon, federal prosecutors now say ahmad khan rahami detonated explosive device on his family's property, two days before it allegedly caring out the new york and new jersey bombings. video taken of the cyst pocket's elizabeth new jersey home, shows charred spot in the backyards, investigators say they're still wait to go speak with him, rahami remains

hospitalized after getting into a shoot-out with police on monday. >> in other news, the fbi is still looking for the two men seen in this surveillance photo. authority say the men found suitcase containing a pressure cooker bomb, that didn't explode in chelsea on saturday night. now, three moved the device, but walked away with a bag. the men are not considered suspect, just witnesses, and investigators say they want the suitcase back for evidence. >> police say checking surveillance video that gives new meaning to the term smash and grab. take a look at this. investigators say this large truck is being used as a battering ram as men attempt to break into a northeast philadelphia public storage unit. they did make it inside. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live on grant avenue with what happened next. anita? >> reporter: well, brooke, it was a brazen burglary, and exactly a week after this crime, you can see, that the crime doors of public storage are still boarded up. they've had to spray paint a sign that says yes, we're open. but that was not the case

overnight on september 15th, when two men drove an u-haul straight into the front doors and it was all caught on camera. take a look at the surveillance video now it, shows around 1:30 in the morning, an u-haul repeatedly rams into the front doors of the business until all of the glass shatters. once clear, another suspect runs inside, straight to the safe, and also empties out several drawers, putting some items into his pocket. the man then rushes back to the truck with the safe. they drive off in a unknown direction. it is unclear how much money he took, but all of this happened in a matter of minutes. we spoke with one man who has been renting a unit here for two years, and he came today to check on his belongings. >> i was outraged. i mean, i was like, of course, never anything like this happening, especially on this area, this location, this location is a very nice, you know, nice safe area, something like this was going to happen? >> reporter: luckily none of

his belongings are missing, police say they're looking for white man in his early 30's with long brown hair, wearing an orange shirt, tan pants, baseball cap. while the police don't have a description of the driver of that u-haul, they would like to question him, as well. so anyone with information should call northeast detectives. live in northeast philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much, anita. meanwhile truck driver had very close call this morning, when the cab of his propane truck burst into flames. "eyewitness news" viewer sent this picture of the truck, as the cab burned around 8:30 this morning, near 40-foot road, allentown road in towamenson montgomery county. another viewer provided us with cell phone video showing how close the propane truck was to home. several homes and businesses were evacuated for short time including a day care, now, none of the propane tanks on the truck, fortunately, caught fire, and there were no injuries. >> police say one man in temple hospital's burn unit after apparent arson attempt targeting a car in north

philadelphia. this is periscope video obtained by "eyewitness news". investigators say, it shows the huge flames immediately after the car was engulfed on the 2300 block of cleveland street. the car was destroyed by the flames and windows across the street were blown out. neighbors say the blast knocked them out of bed. >> it was a car on fire. firetrucks had just gotten there. the whole car was on fire. what we kept hearing was boom, boom, boom. >> like pop, pop, pop. it made me get up. >> when we came outside the car was on fire, and just started exploding annex providing. >> no word so far on the victim's condition. police have made no arrests. >> police in delaware county and philadelphia are on the trail of a killer and they believe the victim new her attacker. a 32 year old woman was found dead outside a home on the 600 block of bailey road in yeadon just after 3:00 this morning. police followed a trail of blood from the scene all the way to southwest philadelphia. and they found what they say could be the murder weapon in a sewer near 61st and

baltimore in cobbs creek. >> so that's pretty much what we have now. we're still early in the investigation. and we still have a lot to do. so hopefully, you know, we will be able to track this suspect down, identifying him, and arrest him shortly. >> police say there are several security cameras in the area of the attack, and check that video right now. >> police say a robbery at a main line convenience store sent a clerk to the hospital. lower merion police were called out to the 7-eleven at city and haverford avenues around 1:00 this morning. suspect assault add clerk. the clerk was taken to the hospital with a head injury. there is no word on his condition. the 7-eleven was closed during the police investigation, but it is back open this noon. >> well, it is now officially the first day of fall. >> true, but where are the crisp autumn temperatures? meteorologist, katie fehlinger, live outside on the cbs-3 skydeck, with a closer

look at the temperatures. hey, katy? >> guys, that's it. wondering okay, fall is officially here, it is meteorological fall, it is astronomical fall now. and where are these cool temperatures that we've been hoping for? maybe you haven't been hoping for them, but expecting them at least. not here just yet but on the way. you mentioned it, autumnal equinox has since taken effect. showing you more of the details, happened 10:21 on the knows this morning, and now again it is made official, fall is here. we are seeing temperatures still well above average already into the 80s up and down i-95, mid or even upper 70s across many of the outlying suburbs, wildwood flight g with 80. so mild beginning to the afternoon, and since just getting the afternoon started we expect nothing but sunshine the rest of the day. have no problem, reaking out a well above average daytime high here. 86 degrees, might as well be july. the average high is 76 on this day of the year. obviously very far away from the record, last set way back

in 1895. but, regardless, 86 is mild to say the least, and you're going to be talking mid upper 70s generally around resort towns in the poconos and the shore as well. so warm beginning obviously to the season. as promised there is much cooler weather down the road here. coming up i'll tell when you it cools down, just how low the temperatures drop a little later on. guys, lou back to you. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> campaign trail goes through our area again with the presidential debate just days away. we'll tell you who is headed along i-95 next. >> and the brad-angelina drama continues. report that brad pitt is under investigation, what police are saying this noon when we come

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does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me.

i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome back the campaign trail takes another swing through our area, donald trump is set to return to delaware county today. >> the republican nominee will rally supporters, in as ten, delaware county. justin finch tells us how pennsylvania is shaping up to be a key battlegrounds state in this year's election. >> are you going to vote for donald trump? >> probably, it is the only choice. >> trump supporters are working to sway more voters like her, hoping to win pennsylvania, like republican glass did in 1988 in donald trump wins pennsylvania, he wins, the presidency. here's why. >> pennsylvania is more democratic than both florida and ohio.

>> shows strong? rural pennsylvania but needs philadelphia and sub ends home to roughly third of the state's voters and key to swinging the state's 20 electoral votes. >> can you not lose to philadelphia suburbs, not only are we talking about a large number of votes, but, we're talking about the largest. >> he and runningmate mike pence have been here nine times already. >> so let's go out. >> hillary clinton and runningmate tim kaine has been here 11 times, not including july's democratic national convention. >> july and august voter registration is reportedly out pacing 2008. a banner year. >> so far this year democrats have registered 418,000 new voters, to republicans 321,000. >> i'm in the white house, young people will always have a seat at any table, where any decision is being made. >> wednesday now counting on younger voters, many still

burned out from bernie sanders' primary plot. on pen's campus, jordon tan end bamm says fear after trump presidency is a bigger motivation than love for clinton. >> it is not an election, and it is took sit out. >> aren't going to do much this election, it is too risky. >> but it is our job to talk to them about why they feel that way, and hopefully change that into positive energy. >> voter registration ends in pennsylvania in october. meanwhile, tacking their case to the airwaves, with clinton reportedly out spending clump by close to $10 million. justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile, hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today, getting ready for monday's presidential debate with trump. told supporters in orlando plans to provide more job opportunities, for people with disabilities.

she also pledged to increase their wages. >> don't forget the first presidential debate is monday, at hofstra university. at 9:00. you can watch it right here, on cbs-3. our own jessica dean will be head today new york to cover every angle of the debate. watch for her live reports monday, starting on "eyewitness news". at 5:00. >> disturbing new details about what allegedly led angelina jolie to file for divorce from brad pitt. "tmz" reports pit allegedly got verbally and physically abusive with the children's children on private jet last wednesday. according to "tmz" the alleged incident has sparked an investigation by the lapd and the la county department of children and youth services, now, sources close to pit told "tmz" he did not commit any abuse toward his children. la police tell the public, business insider, that there is no investigation. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> black out. an entire island was left without power.

we'll tell you where it happened and how the plugs got pulled. katy? >> and brooke, we're looking ahead here certainly to very warm days, but then a cool front comes along, that's what is going to send us not only to a cool down for the weekend, but temperatures actually go below average for a change. walk you through the forecast on the other side. stick around.

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traffic lights yesterday. the power went out after a fire at the agiri pour plant, knocked out the islands' 3.5 million people. power company officials tweeted this morning that getting power restored to the islands is going slowly due to the complexity of the repairs. things were lit up from outer space. check this out. an awesome view, a thunderstorm. the international space station took this picture sunday around 250 miles above earth. lightning could be seen flashing brightly inside the clouds. take a look. pretty spectacular. >> amazing. >> you were super excited. >> just very, very interesting image, to me, looks like you're looking down into a volcano. fascinating. i love it. coy stare at those kinds of pictures all day long. but we digress, right? looking ahead to mild, or straight up warm afternoon. 80s this afternoon, see, i know, you love this, but it is

eventually going to cool down. >> depend who you ask, clearly, and to the point below average on the thermometer. so you'll see. but i want to take you outside first to a shot overlooking one of the cooler spot of the pack here today. that goes to the lehigh vale. we start things off with quick look up at bethlehem. overlooking moravian campus college. the mountain in the distance there, hot bed of activity, we have the celtic classic coming up. looking forward to that up in bethlehem. our shot from high atop the hotel bethlehem. not single cloud in the sky. next to one of the other shot live in the pleasant valley and middle high school, early this morning, a loft dense fog in this spot. all since lifted. sun has done it job to help scour out the cloud cover. left with just beautiful afternoon un folding, have officially gun the fall season, probably wondering if you are a big fan, when are the leaves going to start changing color? still cup ill of weeks to go,

whenever it comes to weather specially something like this. it will be at least until mid to late october before we really start see any signs of those colors really popping in the trees here in our area, but regardless, only couple of weeks away, so only at this point starting to see a little bit of color popping even in new england. it will take a bit of time. that said, we go nicks to storm scan3, still at this point pretty quiet locally high pressure hanging on for yet another day eventually cold front will be passing through the area, that comes tomorrow night. don't wore bit moisture you see off across the southern delmarva, virginia, south carolina, responsible for flooding rain across the area, no problem for us we maintain high pressure today and tomorrow before this cold front comes along, again tomorrow night is when it crosses, bridges with it very limited moisture, you might see a shower in the northern most counties, that would be it then come saturday we start to cool down, upper saturday's saturday, lower 70s sunday. starts to feel like crisp fall

air. meantime still very mild tonight. thursday night football right here on cbs-3. tonight's clear mild night in new england, 68 not bad. up in new england this time of year. probably will little i shall that, doesn't last very long. take a look what happens here. down the pike. mid and upper 80s expected not just today but tomorrow, as well, as we said earlier, might as well be july, then back to the upper 70s saturday, where we should be, but the real chill dairy say set up in time for tailgaters on sunday and continues even monday. we can look at your weekend weather in a little more detail. maybe your travels are taking you out to the poconos, maybe down to the shore. lucky you, it actually looks as though that cool down is going to happen across the board, but see little bit of different variety pack in terms of thermometer readings depending where you go. up in the mountains you won't even break out of the 60s here for the course of the weekend, down the shore at best only flirting with 70 come sunday.

sends it back to you. >> thanks so much. >> i'm a happy person. >> well there is week dozens of the best police dogs will begin to arrive in gloucester township new jersey for a very unique competition. will be competing for top honors in the national patrol dog trials september 29th. the dogs will be judged on obedience, agility, criminal apprehension. the winning dog will take home trophy and of course bragging rights. >> had german shepherd as a kid. beautiful dog. >> cat, too, kitten? >> no, just dogs. >> no? >> no, just dogs. we'll be right back. we'll disc

>> well, apple picking hey rides and trips to the pumpkin patch are just few things associated with the season we welcome today. >> now this fall has officially arrived, pennsylvania local farms are gearing up for autumn. our own pat gallen stopped by linvilla orchards in media this morning, to check out some of the activities they had planned for the season. it includes mazes, face painting, apple slingshots, pony rides, and so much more. looks like there will be plenty of fun for the season, i had my first what, apple cider donut. >> it was like amazing. >> right? >> well, it is life changing and that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. thanks for watching. young and the restless is next.

katiejoey, ricky, eileen,hnny, me, and colleen...immy, all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead.

i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> neil: you're resigning? >> ashley: you can't be serious, jack. >> jack: oh, i assure you, i am. the abbott-winters foundation will hereafter be known as the winters foundation. i wish you all the best, neil. >> neil: i don't want your best wishes. i want you to stay on as my partner, jack. >> lily: this foundation has meant so much to people. >> devon: wouldn't be the same without you, jack. >> neil: i know it's a terrible time. i get that. but to go all scorched-earth on us -- it's not necessary. >> jack: suppose we let me decide that. >> ashley: jackie. >> jack: listen... i've lost my faith in the cause. i no longer believe in the mission. redemption, second chances -- i don't believe in it, thanks in no small part to my brother here, whose entire life i have tried to help. but it turns out he's an incurable addict -- a lost cause in every sense of the word, and i'm not gonna waste my time on him or anyone like him again. b