a local female football player and her kick on the field goes viral and it's what happened after the game that's getting even more attention. >> i made it halfway before i started to break. this when i started to break down. >> funny man kevin hart gets emotional. the honor the philly born median

gets today. >> one of the women in the donald trump tape scandal breaks her silence. >> i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> nancy o'dell was she talked about and she opened the show in with this message. >> there is no room for objectification of women or anyone for that matter, not even in the locker room. the conversation has got to change because everybody deserves respect, no matter the gender or setting. as a mom, i have to add that our kids, especially our young girls need to know their hard work, their intelligence, their achievements, their heart are more important. >> she went on to thank her viewers saying she's received an outpouring of support. >> did trump make any mention of the scandal? >> reporter: yukee, he did not mention the tape but he mentioned his opponent hillary clinton several times. he talked about immigration and

even though we are more than two hours away from philadelphia right now, trump mentioned philadelphia insinuating that he believes there will be voting irregularities for the presidential election on november 8th. >> you go out on november 8th. and you vote. >> reporter: donald trump confidently greeted thousands of supporters monday night. >> we're going to make pennsylvania so rich again your jobs are coming back. >> reporter: some supporters waited four or five hours in line to get to see the republican nominee in person. >> he's going to win. he'll be our president. >> i have never been so ashamed of this country as what's gone on with hillary clinton. >> reporter: trump's rally comes hours after house speaker paul ryan, the most powerful republican in congress, held a conference call announcing he would no longer campaign or

defend donald trump. >> it's a shame. because that's only giving more ammunition to hillary and to her supporters. >> reporter: trump also hinted he's concerned about potential voting irregularities in philadelphia on election day sbl i just hear reports about philadelphia and we have to make sure we're protected. >> reporter: trump even brought this little boy and held him in front of a crowd. with less than 30 days to go and pennsylvania very much in play, trump supporters are watching. trump was supposed to be in philadelphia earlier this morning. that was canceled. he came to two separate parts of pennsylvania. he did mention tonight on stage, yukee and jessica, that his campaign will focus heavily on the philadelphia suburbs until election day. reporting live tonight, david

spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> hillary clinton touted her debate performance at an event tonight at ohio state university in columbus. a tight race between the presidential candidates. tomorrow is ohio's voter registration deadline. today clinton urged millennials to vote. she told them trump's policies will take the country backwards. >> this is turning the clock back, not just a few years, but centuries. the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single-most important fundamental right you have as citizens of america! >> earlier in the day, clinton rallied with supporters in detroit, michigan. >> and we are just a little more than 28 days from election day and time is running out to register voters. super pacs are playing a big role in that effort, especially in pennsylvania, which is a battleground state.

eyewitness news was on the streets with workers from for our future, a pac as they went door to door to register and motivate voters. conservative groups are working to get the amish in pennsylvania and ohio to vote trump. if you want to vote in next month's election you need to be registered. the deadline is tomorrow. in delaware the deadline is october 15th and in new jersey you need to register by october 18th. still ahead as we've seen with the debates, campaign 2016 has been anything but civil. is this a breaking point for voters or just part of the process. we hit the street to find out what people really think. and later tonight, stephen colbert shares his take on last night's presidential debate. at 11:35 right after eyewitness news. >> new tonight president obama signs a disaster relief

declaration for ten counties hit hard by hurricane matthew. that move makes federal funds available to people affected by the storm. the declaration will provide assistance to affected residence in those 10 north carolina counties. the un coordinator made an emergency apail for more than $20 million. aid workers say there will be 750,000 people in need of life-saving assistance in southwest haiti alone. it's been almost a week since hurricane matthew slammed into haiti. the government there says 500 people have died but that number is expected to rise. >> some train service is back at the hoboken, new jersey, train terminal. 8 of the 17 tracks reopened today following the train crash last month that killed a woman who was on the platform and injured 100 others. train tickets will be cross honored with several other transit systems to give commuters additional options.

injury selection resumes tomorrow. he witnessed abuse by jerry sandusky. mcquery is suing for $4 million for wrongful termination. >> the trump taj mahal is no more. the casino closed its doors for good this morning. 3,000 people are now out of work as a result. the union demonstrated this morning outside the taj. the casino could not reach a deal with workers. that makes the taj mahal the fifth casino to go out of business since 2014. >> big plans to extend the schuykill river trail. some think it's a good idea, others feel the money could be better spent elsewhere. >> i don't think it's a necessary expenditure. i don't think the people use the trail to go that far and i'm

happy with it going down to south street. >> the project to extend the walkway more than 2 miles will cost an estimated $13 million. >> it's the big football hit that went viral. >> friday's game has put one player on the map big time. trang do has more on the tackle that truly was a big hit. >> it's now the hit seen around the world. central bucks each wide receiver looks pretty unstoppable on this kick return. >> i just did my job. i knocked him out of bounds. >> reporter: though kelly is humble about it, her dad said it was definitely a memorable play. >> i thought she might just push him out of bounds but of course she didn't. she hit him. and the side lines and the bleachers went nuts. it was a great moment. >> it urned her the administration of the opposing team who chose her as the

honoree of the week. >> she made a great play. she's a football player and all my respect goes to >> it's really overwhelming. today i walked out to practice and there was three cameras and usually it's just me on the field. it's nice. it's crazy. >> reporter: as north penn high school's first female football player, kelly says she didn't set out to be a trail blazer but she doesn't mind being considered one. >> it's something that i enjoy and it's definitely a plus. but this is definitely something that i'm doing for myself more than anything else. >> reporter: kelly is beginning to look at colleges now and says she would love to continue kicking. i'm trang do, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> very nice. >> break out an extra blanket. temperatures are dropping and

kate, we're talking 30s? >> we are talking 30s in many spots tonight we've got a few frost advisories for the area. i'll break this down further coming up i'll tell you just how cold it will get, it will warm back up briefly we're back to the 70s just next. >> first it stopped production now samsung is make it's biggest move yet. >> and philly's own kevin hart gets a milestone. >> why some say the scandal could actually be a good thing for society.

wick i leaks publishes more e-mails reportedly belonging to hillary clinton's campaign chairman. in this latest bash get into turmoil within the clinton foundation while clinton was second of state. he has acknowledged his e-mails were hacked but one of the e-mails may have been edited. this presidential election has been anything but typical, that's for sure. both candidates have been faced with scandals. >> but could it actually be a good thing that we as a nation are confronting tough topics. nicole brewer joins us. this has everybody talking. >> a lot of times it's an uncomfortable conversation for a lot of people. sunday night's debate set records on twitter and facebook as the most talked-about event

of its i kind and anybody monitoring their own feed can vouch for that. will america be any worse for having that increasing dialogue. >> it's the leaked video that has the whole country talking. >> him saying those words is not that shocking to me. he said it and he owned it. so it is what it is. >> reporter: but trump's lewd comments reported on a hot mic back in 2005 were just one of many bombshells throughout the campaign. >> there's a lot of negativity. i certainly don't think it puts our best face forward for the rest of the world. >> right now it's kind of like a soap opera to me. >> the level. >> dr. frank farly is a psychology professor at temple university. he says it represents an age of extreme. >> we live in an age where

there's amazing disinhibition in the fence where people seem to be increasingly willing to let it all out to say things in an earlier era you would bite your tongue. >> reporter: should we be worried about the direction we're headed or embrace our discourse. >> i'm tickeled this many people care. if it takes us this to get involved, it says something about who we are. >> i can't say it's better, i can't say it's worse. >> farly also believes this election may be the breaking point we need to take a good look at ourselves and from there we decide on the things that we night us or the things that drive us apart. and historically americans are optimistic people so the hope is some of that shines through. >> there's certainly a lot of conversation around it.

no question. >> thanks, nicole. appreciate it. samsung is halting sales on its galaxy note 7 smart phone. samsung says customers should turn off the device and return it to the store. the company says customers will receive a full refund or have the option of choosing a different phone. >> today was a trip down memory lane for rca former employees. this year marks 100 years since the iconic building set up shop in the >> a big congratulations to comedian kevin hart. we all knew he was a star but now it's official. he shared the very special moment with his wife and two children he got emotional.

>> my manager, people like you don't exist. i love you, dude. i love everything that you've done for your boy. i'm standing up here and i'm a successful family man because of you. you helped me get here, dave, and i love you. >> kevin had a huge 2016 at the box office. three of his films this year made more than $1 billion worldwide. his latest film the stand-up movie "what now" hits theaters on friday. congrats. >> indeed. >> kate bilo has more on the chilly weather that has found its way to our area. appropriately, it is october after all. >> it is october and it is not all that out of the ordinary to see frost this time of the year. it's pretty much on target but it's the coldest air we've felt since may. we had a hot summer and this feels a little jarring. break out the coats and the

scarf. it is going to be a chilly start to the day tomorrow. break out the coats as you head to the bus stop or as you head out the door to work. it can be a frosty start in many locations. let's take a look outside right now. we'll start you off with a time lapse video. i want to show you the beauty of today, starting to see a few of the leaves change color. we'll look at our foliage report as well but not a cloud in the sky today, completely clear, dry and pleasant. everything looking fantastic and still looks good. we've got clear skies all across the region, high pressure is in control. nothing to talk about, really. we don't even have rain in the forecast for the next several days. we do have one front which i'll show you coming in as we get into the day on thursday. but it looks like it's going to come through generally dry. your frost advisory from 2:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. for the northwest suburbs and interior new jersey. low temperatures in these spots in the mid 30s. you want to protect your pets and any sensitive plants.

here is a map where we're seeing those frost advisories. mostly interior sections not the immediate coast. so if you do still have those plants out on the front porch like i do, the flower boxes, definitely cover them up, a pillow case works well, even a trash bag or a plastic bag works well to keep the frost away to keep them alive for maybe a couple of weeks. this is going to be the coldest night we'll have at least until the weekend, perhaps next week. it's much colder in all of our surrounding areas sitting at 46 in wilmington, 45 in millville, 48 in trenton and 41 in mount pocono. you'll wake up to temps in the 30s in many spots. you don't need to be down to freezing for frost to form, mid upper 30s you will see patchy frost out there. this is not all that out of the ordinary. early october is when we generally see this first drop

for philadelphia and nearby suburbs is generally late october. so if we do see frost in some of our nearby suburbs tonight it will be slightly on the early side but nothing crazy. high pressure overhead tomorrow keeps it sunny, cooler start but a nice pleasant afternoon. a little warmer wednesday, mostly sunny, here comes that front on thursday. very warm we can start the day with some fog. front comes through generally dry but it's going to knock us back temperature-wise by the end of the week. we're seeing low foliage all across the region. it's moderate as you head up toward the new york border. the next few weeks you're going to start to see that transition. 45 tonight, it's chilly, frost in spots, 30s in the suburbs. tomorrow deep blue sky, much like today. it's crisp, it's cool, slightly below average and more seasonable wednesday with some sunshine, watch for that fog during your commute. the afternoon looks good, it's going knock us right back to the 60s. crisp, cool and comfy, friday,

saturday and sunday. the past few weekends have been a little bit gloomy. this weekend looks good. >> i want to pick that >> philadelphia tough guy gets six game suspension, find out ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the ground. ♪ the trash truck ran over both my legs. ♪ i had sixteen surgeries.

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. >> there's a column for wins, losses and ties. there is no column for moral victory. however eagles' coach doug pederson is walking on the sunny side of the street.

this is pederson's first year with the birds as you know, he sees improvement in the team's resolve. >> how we came back in this game, you know, i think it just shows the character of this football team and where we are from even a year ago. i think this game a year ago got out of hand and it got shut down and it got blown out. this group didn't do that yesterday. this group was resilient. this group battled. >> to the ice now, travis connect knee were in college he would be a sophomore worried about declaring a major. instead he's getting ready to start the season with the flyers. it's the first time the orange and black will have a pair of 19-year-olds on the squad since the 2000-2001 season. both guys expected to stay with the club. >> these kids, they made this team on their

playoff baseball nationals and dodgers. who is that man? that would be chooch. in the bottom of the fifth, dodgers down 4-3. top of the 9th another former phil. this highlight stinks because it's littered with phillies who no longer play here. nats win they lead the series 2-1. we're five days out from the friday football frenzy time to vote for your game of the week. here are your choices.

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cbs3, the cw philly and komen philadelphia are teaming up once again to fight breast cancer. >> the pink lights are shining. october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 15th year in the lights for the cure campaign and you can get more information at

cbsphilly.com/cure. >> we're already thinking about next weekend and we're hoping for a weekend without any rain. it's a crisp fall weekend, lots of sunshine, perfect for the pumpkin patch if you didn't get there this weekend but it

coming up next it's the late show followed by the late late show. our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we are always on for you at cbs philly.com. >> have a good night family and sleep well. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for tai cheng, brought to you by beachbody. >> wow, joy, look at these people! they love you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! it's regis, joy, and i've got

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