we're starting with breaking news out of gloucester county. >> i'm jim dan. >> i'm brooke thomas. trained derailed, happened shortly after 10:00 a.m. it happened on pen line road, railroad avenue. paulsboro police say four train cars jumped the tracks inside the conrail raid. no injuries, no leaks, three of the cars were caring none

hazardous materials, the other one was empty. at this hour, authorities are working to get the train cars back on the tracks. the scene of this morning's derailment is about a half mile from the site of the 2012 derailment and chemical spill from paulsboro. seven train cars derailed on bridge over mantua creek it, released thousands of gallons of vinyl chloride into the atmosphere. the 2012 incident sickens about two dozen people and forced half the town to evacuate for several days paulsboro police say today's derailment did not result in any leaks, more on the story on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> it has taken a while, we now know the eagles will be without offensive lineman lane johnson when they play washington this weekend. johnson will be suspended without pay for ten games, beginning sunday, for violating nfl performance enhancing drug policy. ash trailer upheld, and can resume december 18thment. >> now the eagles released statement this morning which reads in part lane johnson has

no choice but to hold himself accountable when he returns from suspension, we will continue to support him, and welcome him back to the team. well, with only four weeks left in campaign 2016, republican battling over their own presidential nominee donald trump. only 27 days to go, until election day. pennsylvania's only have few hours left to register to vote in this election. today is the deadline day to register in pennsylvania, in delaware it is saturday, and in new jersey you have until next week. the republican nominee says it is so nice to be un chained. >> this morning, trump kim sized republicans who have abandon his campaign as had i opponent, hillary clinton pulls ahead in the polls. reports trump bringing part of his fight to philadelphia. >> with four weeks remaining in his presidential campaign, donald trump is now taking on the republican establishment. in a tweet this morning, the gop nominee called house speaker paul ryan a weak and ineffective leader. monday ryan dropped his

support for a trump presidency saying he is focused entirely on protecting republican majorities in congress. republican party is in a full scale broad guage melt down. >> john heilman of bloomberg college says ryan trying to minimize the damage. >> the only thing he hasn't done is un endorsed trump, worried about the 35, 40% of americans who support voters who support donald trump. >> wow. >> in pennsylvania last night, trump accused the election system of being rigged. >> we have to make sure that this election is not stolen from us, and is not taken away from us. >> hillary clinton is dealing with more leaked emails today, so far not having effect on her campaign. the latest pole taken before sunday's debate has clinton up one point over trump in a four way race. says she is the only thing standing between americans and what she calls the a pock lips. >> the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single most important

funds mental right you have as citizens of america. >> clinton is in florida today to talk climate change with former democratic nominee, al gore. craig boswell for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". nancy odel criticized trump for how he talked about her on the 2005 tape. co-host of entertainment tonight opened last night's broadcast addressing the video. >> i released a statement on saturday and i truly mean what i said. there is no room for objectfication, no even in the lockerroom. the conversation has got to change, because everybody deserves respect, no manned err gender or setting. >> odel also said she has received outpouring of support from viewers. police are hoping surveillance cameras and eyewitnesses can help them track down the gunman behind a triple shooting in mayfair. >> one teenager was killed, our rahel solomon is live with the latest on the investigation and the victim, good afternoon, rahel.

>> reporter: good afternoon, jim, that's right, just now getting our hands on that surveillance video that was taken outside of this convenience store just behind me, this afternoon we know a 17 year old boy has died, two others are in very bad shape, we want to take you now to the surveillance video. take a look. they show the 17 year old victim who i'm told is in the blue. he and several others are outside of this convenience store with their bikes on the ground. watch as white sedan pulls up. driver actually puts on the hazard lights, someone gets out, walks out of the frame, and minutes later you see someone run back, jump into the car and peel off. presumably this is when the shots were fired. the triple shooting happened in the mayfair section 3100 block of sterling street. short time ago i spoke to the out of the 17 year old, who identified him as marino brunson, spoke to him the day before his death, as you might imagine, she said she is still in a state of shock. >> i mean, just a senseless killing. right now, right now it is hard, because, you know, it is like living inside of a dream.

>> now shortly before this broadcast i did check in with homicide detectives who tell me at this point they are still working through couple of possibility, do not have motive. and as you saw, as we all just saw on the surveillance video, there were couple of people there outside at the time of the shooting. so homicide detectives asking for those people to come forward and of course anyone else who may have any information. reporting in the mayfair section of the city, rahel solomon, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, rahel. in the city section, firefighters rush to rowhouse fire after receiving reports that people were trapped inside. the fire started shortly after 8:30 this morning, in the 3600 block of frankford avenue. chopper three was over the scene, the fire department says, there were heavy fire conditions when they arrived, they did not finds anyone inside, fortunately, the fire was placed under control within 20 minutes. it was a frosty start to the day. but things are warming up nicely. let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck.

>> good afternoon to you, brooke. looking ahead to pleasant afternoon. minus the win it feels pretty pleasant outside right now. you mentioned it, very frosty start to the day, first frost advisory we have seen so far this season, was put into effect, and that's long since expired now that the sun has been up for long time allowing the temperatures to re found, so beautiful fall afternoon out here. and certainly a day that requires the sunglasses. let me take you out there. show you actually where we came from. temperatures early this morning, were pretty impressive. nothing out of the ordinarinessly, but been a while since temperatures dip 30 degrees in mount pocono, but yes, flirting with or actually under the freezing mark in some locations, allentown bottomed out at 35, mt. holly where our national weather service regional headquarters is located ends up up at 36. coolest spot went to the outlying suburbs. here's where we stand right now. flirting with 60 in both lancaster and allentown, trenton as well, actually at that number here, in philadelphia, at the international airport, expect to go add probably another five, 6 degrees to that, across the region.

storm scan3 quiet as can be it, will stay this way. at least for the next couple of days before frontal passage. for now, we've gotting in but sunshine the rest of the afternoon, 66 what we are shooting for in philadelphia, and it is crisp, cool, head up to the mountains where temperatures at best only flirt with 60 degrees, but coming up see at least a little bit of evan flow on the thermometer, but a lot of sunshine to go along with this forecast, so generally dry pattern is in store. although there is one little caveat to that. there is a chance for some very, very light rain which we will discuss, i'll tell you when that chance is arriving much later in the show. guys, we send it back into you for now. >> thanks so much, katie. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", president obama heads to flood ravaged north carolina today. and now damn breach forcing new evacuations there. >> drastic decision about samsung fire prone cell phone. details on how consumers will be

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would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> hundreds confirmed dead in haiti in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. with officials disputing the numbers from remote areas. another issue is the availability of humanitarian aid. making emergency appeal for nearly $120 million in aid. doctors say there is no clean water and no antibiotics despite effort by the us and other countries, to air lift supplies. well, president obama will be head today north carolina later today where deadly flooding from matthew has

claimed at least dozen lives. >> at least four rivers above or near record levels, we get the latest from mark straws man near the lumber river where rescue teams are back at work. >> we got you, sir. stands them up. >> again today rescuers are go through lumberton to bring stranded people to safety by air, by truck, and by boat. kenneth was sleeping when water began to rise through his home. >> you woke up and you began to see water? >> yes. >> what did youy? >> time to get out of here. >> washington grabbed his dog, ceasar, when rescuers came for him. >> two days aftermath ooh's rain stopped, nearly lumber river overflowed its banks, water started dollars pouring into the city. that's when rescue teams from new york, ohio, new jersey, showed up here, to pull people to safety. >> these rescuers expect to remove roughly a thousand people in lumberton. many of them elderly, or

physically unable to leave on their own. >> we brought clothes. we brought -- >> tim and tiffany powers used to live in lumberton, and came back with donations for their former neighbors. >> is it worse than you thought it would be? >> oh, worse than we ever naught it would be. this is katrina-like. >> 140 miles north of prince ville, the rising tar river has prompted a mandatory evacuation. sending more than 200 people into a red cross shelter at a high school. >> a lot of people hurting right now in this region. i met with 890 year old woman who lost everything, sitting in a school cafeteria at this time crying. >> lumberton has no power, no water, in store, a week to drain, which means, the curfew here ... mark straws man, cbs news, lumberton, north carolina. >> in other news earlier

today, production of galaxy note seven phones, permanently. >> cbs correspondent hena daniels tells us more about what prompted the world's top smart phone company that makes such a drastic move. >> they're not got axe i smart phone now, return it, that's the mess frank both samsung and federal regulators, after some of the phones, including replacement models, started spontaneously igniting. >> look over, my phone's on fire. >> michael trade in the his first galaxy note 75 week earlier after samsung recalled 2.5 million of the fire prone phones. >> initially we thought it was similia battery from a specific battery supplier. but these replacement phones have battery made from different suppliers. the issue is somewhere else. >> monday the faa told airline passengers that they should not use or charge note seven's or even stowe them in checked luggage after smoking phone forced southwest flight to be

evacuated last weaning. estimate the halt will cost the company some $17 billion. hena daniels, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what do you do if you have a galaxy note seven smart phone? the company is offering customers refund or exchange for other samsung products. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> you are never too old for a pop up car. just wait until you see how seniors are jumping on the pop up trends for fun this noon. >> awesome. looks like great time. perfect wet they are afternoon, specking beautiful fall weather for the rest of today, that's running theme of this forecast, we'll have all of the details in the full forecast for you plus chance for rain straight ahead.

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>> for the 17th consecutive year, septa and the philadelphia fire department are observing fire prevention week, by placing car cards in 2,000 septa vehicles. the cars were unveiled, by septa assistant general manager of system safeties, and philadelphia fire commissioner, adam teal. the cars highlight smoking hazards, feature fire department mascots. fire prevention messages will also be displayed on digital displays throughout the week. great reminders. >> so where do i give you the 20 bucks for today's forecast. >> you can give to me during the commercial break, yes. really is very pleasant outside. yes, without that wind, and now that it is warmed up little bit more, very comfortable outside. although, through the overnight, with the clear skies that we've been experiencing, it is beautiful to look at, the starlit sky,

but differently need a jacket, colder, temperatures bottomed out well below freezing in couple of spots. on pace to actually rebounds nicely to the mid 60s in many locations all because of high pressure. this is what you see all the time this time of year. personally i feel it is the stuff best fall days are made of, nothing but bright sunshine, low wind, solar angle helping to warm things up nicely overall. really comfortable at the height of the day. let me take you out there. show you storm scan3, still very, quiet. won't see much activity on this, working over time in the days ahead, but there is a cold front, i allude dollars to this earlier in the show, it may bring, may bring, some of you little bit of wet weather. high pressure in place today, tomorrow, few additional clouds, do still rebounds up to 70 degrees, come thursday, though, next cold front crosses through. notice, bulk of moisture will bypass us to the north, but this is the day that you might see a shower. i'll walk you through future wet area little bit more localized in a second here. then high pressure regains

control. you're back into the cooler mid 60s, but with sunshine. so as we jump ahead here to noontime, same time come thursday, see the beginning of some moisture creeping ever closer through north central pennsylvania, and because we are right on the edge, of where the back edge of the moisture will be, i do want to at least allow for shower chance north and west of the city specially. about the time the kids are getting out of school generally. then it looks like the bulk will bypass you. i would dare to say that delaware and southern new jersey don't see a drop of rainout of this. and even if you do, it is a shower. i don't think it will be the kind of day that requires an umbrella at all. meanwhile, looking at nicole, still tropical storm system across, well, right now just south of bermuda. no ex he can pigs that is cents to have any direct contact with united states, but it is out there. travel interest toward burr meade a, this will be important for you. current track expected to make another curvature, potentially to up category two status making its close path near

bermuda, will come thursday, essentially the same frontal boundery that affect us, helps to fear it away. then starts to lose its moisture, lose its characteristics of the tropics, will start to weaken with time, but it is going to be several days before we see it completely out of here. meantime, nearer to the shore, we've got beach patrol headquarters looking absolutely beautiful at this hour, real nice afternoon, we take you up to the other opposite extreme high up in the mountains, blue mountain, things are looking real niles. >> this was one of the spots, with the frost early this morning, but now bright sunshine, starting to see some of the color change on some of the tries off in the distance too. meanwhile, yom kippur starting sunset this evening, 6:27, when the sun will officially set here in philadelphia, under nice clear sky. we will be at about 57 degrees, at that point. but expecting to bottom out officially here into the upper 40's, through the overnight, but we do start to rebound for the next few days. then, that front comes through, not back to the mid 60s, but we have the komen three day for the cure coming up. it looks like the weather is

absolutely going to cooperate for that. >> this is really nice forecast overall. >> look at you. you knelt good saying that. >> thanks. >> you got it. >> yom kippur known as the day of atonement begins tonight at sundown. >> considered to be the most holy day of the jewish calendar. this is the calendar, one of hope, optimism for the fateful encouraging those to do some soul searching. people are expected to reflect on the year that's past and think about the one ahead. we will be right

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welcoming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 side effect of the pocono go movement, why researchers say the popular game can be good for you. that's coming up today at 5:00. meanwhile, seniors are jumping into the pop up park trends with a new design to get them more involved in the neighborhood. >> as part of the anniversary celebration, mantua hosed more than 100 community members for a morning of exercise, healthy food discussion, health screenings, and fun. the pop up parks will create more social interaction, and encourage older dulled to use neighborhood amenities. feedback to spark more activity. >> today is a great day to advice ate park. >> it is a perfect afternoon, take the kids out after school, get the kids in the wagon, i think we'll take the little radio flyer out today, on days like this, why not? perfect pumpkin picking weather. looking quickly at the seven day one more time for you.

not much i can say that's bad about this. there may be couple of cooler mornings here, few additional clouds, maybe, as we mentioned earlier, a shower late in the day thursday, but specially northwest of the city. moles every us probably dry. then the weekend all be it little cooler, still looking really nice, so friday, saturday, sunday, just basically the best things that fall days of made of with the sun, the light wind, comfortable warmth for you, although, it again going to be layering type of weather. i want to have the extra jacket ready to go when you walk out the door for sure. >> you know i have an extra jacket. right? >> nanuk from up north. i got it. >> thanks, katie. >> sure. >> that's "eyewitness news" at foon for today. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for all of us here, thanks for watching. >> i'm katie fehlinger. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ do you own a plane?

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>> victor: oh. well, now. did jill kick you out of katherine's house? >> billy: that's not how it went, but you know that already, don't you? >> victor: so even your mother's done with you, right? >> billy: yeah. >> victor: i guess the video was the last straw. >> billy: what video? >> victor: oh, you don't know about that? >> victoria: ugh. >> travis: what's wrong? >> victoria: it's viral. the video of that stupid bar fight. >> travis: i'm sorry. >> victoria: ugh! it's not your fault. actually, it is kind of your fault for stooping to billy's level. but why does billy always have to be so billy, huh? a bar fight? this is the last kind of pr that brash & sassy! needed.