washington. i'm jessica dean. our joe holden was only reported that confronted vince fenerty about the allegations yesterday and he joins us now with new developments from center city philadelphia. joe. but jessica parking authority behind me is where vince fenerty worked for last 30 years, and just within the last hour we were told he handed in his letter of resignation, essentially, taking a fire from the board. they were expected to terminate him, in the morning. in the meantime, there is a call for inquiry, a probe into how the parking authority does business. twenty-four hours after the philadelphia parking authority was further rock by scandal, city council members are demanding a thorough review of the agency's operations. >> my concern is that it appears to be a very poorly run, poorly managed organization. >> reporter: councilman david oh says city controller and attorney general should initiate audits, late wednesday an attorney general spokesmen told me that they are looking into that. >> well, i think they need to

clean house. i don't see the current leadership getting out of it. >> reporter: council woman helen gin has been most sharp critics and questioned how parking authority board handled 2015 complaint of sexual harassment made against executive director vince fenerty. fenerty was allowed to keep his $230,000 a year job after footing $30,000 bill for a private investigation. but hours after standing behind him the board on tuesday did an about face when it was learned that fenerty had sexually harassed another woman ten years ago. victim at the time was reportedly offered a $150,000 settlement but declined it. >> the image is that there is a problem going on that public funds are being moved around in ways that benefit special people. >> reporter: about sexual harassment, now the board is tasked with explaining what authority officials may have known and when. >> clearly they were either aware of and not honest about what had happened before, back

in, you know, just a few years ago or they weren't completely oblivious to it, both of which are a huge problem. >> reporter: the parking authority board did accept vince fenerty's resignation letter this afternoon. now, they are still expected to meet at 9:00 o'clock this morning, and they are expected to hear from the public again, of course, count on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" to be there to keep you abreast of the latest details. live from center city, joe holden, now back to you. >> thanks, joe. a deadly accident is causing major delays on septa's broad street line. police say a train struck and killed a man who felon to the the southbound tracks after race and vine stations. this happened at 4:30. right now trains are bypassing race and vine, city hall, spring garden and fairmount station, shuttle buses are picking up passengers at those stations until further notice. more political heavyweights are hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton in pennsylvania. first lady michelle obama is latest to rally democrats in philadelphia and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is

live at lah will sal university with more on the first lady's message to rothers, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good afternoon. that message here at lasalle university this morning was simply get out and vote. be assured, we are a swing state so you can expect many more surrogates to come here and campaign for their respective candidates. >> ♪ >> michelle obama urging a crowd of more than 3,000 at lasalle university to get out and vote. >> i'm thrilled to be here today to support the next president and vice-president of the united states, hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> applause. >> reporter: while throwing digs at hillary clinton's rival donald trump. >> we know being president isn't anything like reality tv, so if a candidate is eradic, threatening, if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fears, lies, on the campaign trail, if a candidate thinks that not paying taxes

makes you smart, well, sadly that is who that candidate really is. >> reporter: notice though not once mentioning trump by name. >> high five, fabulous. >> we don't need to mention his name. >> reporter: g.o.p. nominee campaigning in michelle obama's hometown. speaking about his rival hillary clinton in front of the polish national alliance. >> well, she didn't pass her bar exam in washington d.c., a lot of people don't know that. >> reporter: also taking shots at his opponent. >> i happen to believe that she will be very bad for our country. i think it would be worse than four more years of obama. >> reporter: after the campaign stop here at lasalle university the first lady traveled to pittsburgh, for another campaign stop this afternoon. we're live at lasalle, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile bernie sanders is making the case for hillary clinton in new hampshire,

former rival campaigned together today, sanders called clinton's plan to provide free college tuition to middle class families revolutionary. it would help millions of young people from middle class and low income backgrounds go to college. donald trump's running mate mike pence will visit york, pennsylvania tomorrow. there he will rally supporters at the penn waste recycling facility. 1500 people are expected to attend. it is only more than 40 days now until voters cast their ballots, be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for next six weeks for everything that you need to know before election day. bucks county father is facing charges tonight in the shooting death of his toddler son, 26 year-old nicholas wyllie is accused of leaving a handgun in the reach of his two-year old son benjamin smith. police say that the boy accidentally shot himself on september 12th and then died at the hospital. wyllie is charged with with involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and endangering welfare of a child. district tern says that there

are no winning sides in this case. >> the defendant is going to be serving a life sentence regardless of what happens to him criminally. it the is a terrible tragedy here. >> reporter: wyllie is free, on $50,000, unsecured bail. we're now hearing from an eyewitness who rushed into help when a driver hit and killed a pedestrian and then crashed into the victim's home. our cleve bryan also spoke the to the victim's sister about how she's remembering her brother following that freak accident that took his life. >> it is a freak, freak accident. >> reporter: family of daniel quinnlen are trying to understand how a driver went off the road in hamilton township tuesday night, ran over quinnlen and crashed in his parent's house. >> she went airborne over hedge and didn't see it coming. >> reporter: forty year-old jeffery from lambertville was driving westbound on the road just before 8:00 p.m. he crossed lanes, launched his suv off an embankment and landed in front of the home. neighbor michael nowicki ran

over with the fire extinguisher to help. >> i went into the house, checking the car, driver's not there, i shut the car off, the driver asked for his cell phone, grabbed his cell phone for him and then come back out and make sure there was nobody else around. >> reporter: immediately following the crash family didn't know where daniel was located. they thought he went out to the store but it wasn't until they realized his car was still here that at first responders began looking around, that is when they discovered that he was still in the tea brings. >> didn't say anything to the family at the start, immediately when they hung up the phone and said we have to extend the crime scene, i oughtcally knew what happened. >> reporter: while skrow was being treated for minor injuries, daniel quinnlen was pronounced dead at the scene. it turns out he was taking trash out for his parents when suv hit him. >> caring, sweet, sweet man, he lived with them and he was their caretaker. my parents are elderly. almost 90. so, you know, he was, a gift. >> reporter: police have not

charged him and made no mention so far of distract driving or intoxication. >> he claims he just blacked out. >> reporter: police say cause remains under investigation. in hamilton township mercer county, cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". two wilmington fire fighters injured in the deadly house fire that killed two of their brothers continue to recover. today we received this photo of fire fighters brad speakman at crozer burn center, you see he is walking around the hospital. fire fighter artis hope is also recovering at crozer-chester. saturday's fire ripped through a row house on lake view road. lieutenant christopher leach and senior fire fighter jerry f ickes died in a fire when a floor collapsed. cosi fast food chain known for its sand watch witches of filed for bankruptcy. the boston based company cosi incorporated says it has between 10,000,050,000,000 in assets, and the same amount in debt. the company has closed 29 stores, but says least make 76 will stay opened through the bankruptcy process.

new report from the philadelphia controller's office shows our city makes more money when our teams make the playoffs. this spring flyers went to the post season and philadelphia raked in about $400,000 more than last year, in amusement tax. the amusement taxis 5 percent surcharge on tickets for concerts, movies and sporting events. it has generated almost 200 million-dollar over the last decade. still to come on "eyewitness news" heading to center city, we will have important information if you plan on parking by the curb. what you need to know, so you do not end up with the ticket. also this... i'm john mcdevitt if you have a beat up old toy like these rock them sock them robots we will tell you thousand get some cash, coming up. and we are in for a stretch of soggy weather thanks to this system off to the west which is drawing in lots of moisture for our area showers and storms intensifying off to our south right now we will track it hour by hour we will tell you when heaviest rain will fall and how much we will sianni when the best time to get

outside this weekend may be, that is coming up in weather, don. make room on the wentz wagon for hardware eagles rookie qb halls in an nfl award, find out what it is, plus former nfl qb tim tebow plays his first professional game, strike out or smashing success. answer coming up in sports.

well, flu season is once again upon us and camden county freeholder's board is offering free flu shots, for the first time this season. "eyewitness news" at the 22nd annual senior health fair, the freeholder board scheduled 16 more site locations this season. according to the cdc annual direct costs of the flu are more than four and a half billion dollars, which includes both doctor visits and medications.

and the summer's free parking wednesday's in center city are officially over. today is last wednesday for drivers to enjoy a free spot while shopping and dining in the city. philly will also end free park nothing olde city for first fridays. the parking authority does say it will increase parking time limits to allow visitors to enjoy dining and entertainment downtown. toys are not the just for kid, you could cash in on your collectible. >> john mcdevitt with our sister station kyw news radio shows you where sellers are getting cash on the spot. >> reporter: this is a very first, star wars figure that came out. >> reporter: he is known as america's toy scout. >> this is the worst nose i have ever seen. >> reporter: joe mcgee travels around the country, buying toys and collectibles like these figures. you get catch right on the spot. >> is there one. >> what happens is a lot of people will bring just a few things, they will kind of see if you will pay enough money for them, and then when they do see, then all of a sudden i

have a bunch more things at home i will bring you tomorrow. success, success. >> reporter: jeffery selling of mt. airy got $550 for a set of soldiers he played with when he was a kid. >> we're decluttering the house a bit. some stuff just goes to the thrift shop some have have value. >> are you happy with 550 bucks worth. >> it is something. >> reporter: this robot game is $20 despite dust and missing pieces. >> a lot of what we do is restoration. most everything we buoys, for play and we will restore it, we will fix it up, all of them, and then get them back out to collectibles after that. >> reporter: not everybody walk away with cash, some decided to hold on to their things because the price just wasn't right. this rare 1939 super man comic on display, valued at hundred thousand dollars. toy scout will be in our area through tuesday, he started in wayne and will move to glen mills and then ending in wilmington. for more information, go to cbs philly.com.

john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow. >> time to check your attic. >> no kidding, a hundred thousand dollars. >> a $150. >> yeah. >> hundred thousand dollars. >> okay. >> old toys. >> kate joins us now with our forecast and a little rain. >> indoor toys, later this week. no bikes and baseball out in the yard because it will be just soggy for next couple of days. the good news is we're missing out on the worst of it, we will see parts of our area picking up an inch or two of rain before the week is through but off to the south and west around d.c., portions of virginia, that is area that could pick up some serious, and dangerous flooding work flash flood watches in effect and some spots could take over 6 inches of rain. here's what it looks like. heaviest rain is off to the south, delaware you will want to watch as well because, some of that heavy moisture will be impacting the state of delaware and also the western parts of our viewing area, lancaster county especially but it does look like heaviest will be off to the south and to the west of philadelphia,

so what is happening light now, most of our region is seeing a few scattered showers. we have heavy rain and just now a, well, lightening reports here in eastern lancaster county n western chester county you may pick up steadier rain here in the next few moments and as we zoom down to the the south you can see storms really firing up around the chesapeake bay area, portions of eastern, virginia that is where heaviest rain will be and we will see this rain continue to lift from south to north, all night long and all through the day tomorrow. and as well, it is all part of the larger system that upper low we have been talking about sitting and spinning and pulling moisture in the region for next several days. in the meantime with the cloud cover it is cool outside, only 66 right now in the city, 67 in wilmington. sixty-eight in allentown. chilly 57 degrees in mount pocono. lets time this out, hour by hour because you can see heaviest staying off to our south and west but here's overnight 1:00 a.m. we have a couple showers around philadelphia steadier rain over new castle county delaware. 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning heaviest rain is falling to

the west and in the city south jersey we have got scattered showers and that will be the case as we head through the take tomorrow. again, heaviest off to the west, you can see it keeps coming in our area that is why we're seeking flash flooding for us scattered showers and as we head into friday steadier downpours late tomorrow night into friday morning and then all day friday the rain just keeps coming through. we're not seeing sun again at least until the weekend. but notice by friday at 4:00 p.m. heaviest rain lifts to the the north. still some showers around. this is when we will start to see things begin at least to weekend. as far as future rain amounts are concerned by friday evening some spots off to the west we will see bright shading there over 6 inches of rain. inch and a half inner lancaster and dover and just shy of the inch in philadelphia, is there a chance we could have over an inch depending where heaviest downpours set up. here's latest track from the national hurricane center expect to be a hurricane by friday and then strengthen into a category two before heading to cuba as we get into

early next week. then its patties still make ago lot of variability toward eastern gulf, south florida, bohamas, we will have to keep an eye on it because there is a chance to trent east coast by later next week. overnight cloud which showers at 62 degrees. tomorrow showers at time, breezy, not expecting, pouring flooding rain here in philadelphia, tomorrow but scattered showers all day with heavier rain possible. friday, cloud, showers, periods of steadier rain and saturday, it starts to taper off, still a shower or two, still mostly cloudy and then i am loving weather as we head into sunday and monday, sunday afternoon looks like your best chance to get outside but i still cannot call it a completely dry day. >> not yet. >> thanks, kate. >> don's up next with sports. >> so much to get to carson has the week off but still winning. big thank you for big piece and jahlil okafor says it is all about communication latest from sixers training camp coming up next in

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sixers enjoying that fancy new place. >> and they are away from the city, in stockton, new jersey, so, things are starting to move. but the baby sixers, right. day two of sixers training camp team is trying to be careful with jahlil okafor

missing final 23 games of the last season with the knee injury. he says he is 100 percent healthy, pretty good number but sixers are not allowing him to take on full load of camp. he averaged 17 points, seven boards. he learned a lot his first year, and he is sharing that with number one pick ben simmons, lesson number one, communicate. >> yes, i just want to talk and be ahead of where i was as a rookie. nobody is expecting to us do what we do. i mentioned that. that is how much i want to talk. >> he has that barry white voice. >> yes. >> another win for carson wentz, eagles quarterback was named offensive player of the week, first qb to win the award for the bird, nfl showering wentz with props for his performance with the steelers on sunday, 301-yard, two touchdowns, next game forbidder october 9th at detroit. baseball now batting fifth, first base man, ryan howard. planning on seeing big piece in the line up every night

until season end on sunday. howard and phillies in atlanta for game two of their three game series. last night howard burned braves again, he blasted a grand slam his 23rd home run at turner field, most ever by a visitor at that ballpark. after the season phillies are expected to buy out howard's contract at 10 million, effectively ending his career here in philadelphia. you can share with us your favorite rice an howard moment, by using the #, thanks, ryan on facebook, instagram and twit error go to our web site at cbs philly.com/thanks ryan. just our way of saying, thank you to the big piece. tim tebow's first professional baseball at bat, the very first, pitch he sees, he swings, and it is, gone. the former heisman trophy winner and nfl quarterback playing for mets instructional league, it was his first organized game, since junior year of high school, and now in his late 20's, and his

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finally tonight a new way to have some fun, in fishtown. >> "eyewitness news" at a ribbon cutting celebration for revolutions on canal street, a bowling alley to go to the next level complete with two levels of lanes and rock and roll theme restaurant and flare bar, yes, sneak peak tonight revolutions opens to the public, on friday. >> good bowler. >> is what your high game. >> i don't know. >> i think way back in the day maybe 202. >> that is pretty good. >> that was way back in the day. >> group outing. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly, and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >> that is not i bad idea. >> up next, "cbs evening news". tonight we will take you inside fbi headquarters where an alarming flaw has been discovered in their gun background check system. scott the pelley reports now from new york, take care family, we will see you

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