derailment, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, compared to 2012 paulsboro officials say this was a very minor incident, and earlier today just to the side of me here and, the train cars have now been moved, a few came off the tracks, nothing spilled, nobody hurt but help you talk about derailment there is a i fear and we saw that as people found out what happened. it wasn't just about what happened, but where it happened, tuesday morning a freight train officials say was carrying lube oil came off the track in paulsboro. this is the same industry and town where train derailed almost four years ago releasing 20,000 gallons of dangerous chemicals, and noxious gas into the air. >> it happened again. it is first thing it happened again what are we up against? what happened? what fell, what spilled. >> reporter: officials say nothing leaked but had there been a spill many children could have been in harms way. four cars derailed at an interchange directly between paulsboro high school, and the boys and girls club team center.

mayor garrett stevenson left his day job to evaluate the the scene firsthand. >> not too much concern but having gone through this four years ago everybody's adrenaline involved goes up when we hear train wreck and news helicopters are flying over. >> reporter: local officials say they were told cars derailed backing over a spread of park section of the track. paulsboro resident a whatever the cause it needs to be fixed and they hope to never hear the wordy railment in their town ever again. >> it is very scary thought. it is not what you want. it can happen again though. >> it is not good. why is the train keep falling? what is the problem. >> we need to get together with conrail and industry, and see, what is going on with these track that is we keep having these coming off the train tracks, is what going on. >> reporter: spokesperson for conrail was operates the fright lane says officially, the cause of the derailment is under investigation, but we did see, that they are bringing in a new section of track this afternoon.

reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cleve, thank you. race for president, donald trump and hillary clinton are both in florida today, former vice-president al gore is back on the campaign trail helping clinton appeal to young voters while trump is feuding with members of his own party. donald trump is attacking republicans who turned their backs on him, and trump took direct aim at house speaker paul ryan on twitter, calling him weak, and ineffective. >> you know, you have people that can't fix the budget but then they start talking about their nominee. >> reporter: fall out started after leaked video showed trump using crude language how he makes advances on would hen. >> i just start kissing them like a magnet. >> trump also slammed john mccain for no longer endorsing him because of what trump calls his locker room comments. and, he implied he will no longer worry about other republicans saying to shackles are now off so that he can run the campaign his way.

>> i don't know what he means by like, you know, being unshackled. i'm at a loss that he could say to help him to be less dinned plane. >> reporter: speaker ryan is focused entirely on protecting republican majorities in congress while democrats are working hard to tie g.o.p. members to trump. >> eric paul son refused to disa vow donald trump. >> threatened his own campaign. >> reporter: democrats need 30 seats to take back control of the house, and five seats to win back the senate. >> it is one of the most important issues at stake in this election. >> reporter: hillary clinton is in florida talking about climate change with former vice-president al gore. >> climate crisis must be a top priority. we must have a president who gets it, who cares about it, and who is internalized it, who is passionate about it. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie is speaking out for the first time about the donald trump video controversy. the christie who is a top

trump advisor says he will not defend the republican nominee's comments but still supports him. >> i was there when he found out about it, and there is in question he is embarrassed by it but he should have have been much more direct and much more focused on saying just saying i'm or i and i'm sorry. everybody decides to do these things differently. it is his house. but you are asking me so i'll tell you, i would have done it differently and i just would have focused on, you know, making sure people understood that he was really sorry for what he had done 11 years ago. >> governor christie made the comments during an interview on our sister station, wfan in new york. pennsylvanians do not have much time left to register to vote in this election. today is the deadline day to register in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the voter registration office on pens landing with more, alex. >> reporter: chances are your post office is either closing

soon or already closed, so those mailing in your voter registration is not an option right now, but stopping at voter registration office is an option or if you have a state issued pennsylvania id, you can register on line by midnight, good morning voter registration. >> reporter: in the philadelphia voter registration office off columbus boulevard there is an endless stream of paperwork, and phone calls. >> verified that they are register. >> reporter: glenn hill is double-checking that he is registered correctly. >> i have been very motivated. >> reporter: he voted for president obama during last go around and regrets that decision and will give this years vote to donald trump. >> yes, country is going down the tubes. >> reporter: those of all systems were welcomed at last minute registration events throughout the city. >> we are statewide here in pennsylvania. we've gotten more than 50,000 people registered to vote. >> hi, registered to vote. >> reporter: our vote counts and rock the vote campaign

were out in numbers, too, seeking to get females and beyond reg to stirred. >> i think regardless of where you fall in the political spectrum you are a at least taking notice, and wanting to make sure that you are engaging with the issues, sexual assault being one of them. >> reporter: it has been a long election season and voter registration is last step to not only become eligible to cast a ballot but to also make it easier to get your polling place come november 8th. for example, if someone, forgot to change their address to their current one. you see, no shame here at all, better late then never. speaking tie crowd in pennsylvania yesterday, donald trump voiced concerns as he has in the past with elections held in philadelphia. he feels as if they are deeply flawed. so coming up at 6:00 we are going to look further inner to that but for now i'mal sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, alex. registration deadline for

pennsylvanians is today. in delaware it is october 15th. in new jersey you need to register by october 18th. it is almost time to cast your ballots. we are just about 27 days away from election day. a child is rush to the hospital, after getting hit by a car in montgomery county. chopper three over the scene, and lewis road and spring street in limerick this afternoon. we are told that child suffer a broken arm and just left school at the time of the accident. a family now says they believe an on line confrontation may have led to last night's triple shooting in mayfair that left a 17 year-old boy ted. our rahel solomon spoke to that boy's family and she has more. >> senseless killing. >> reporter: surveillance video captures moment that this white sedan pulled up to the group, it is about 9:00 monday night watch as victim and his friend look over, likely having no idea what was coming. >> they were targeted but we're in the sure why but they were definitely targeted. >> reporter: the video shows as someone gets out of the passenger side but walks the the other way. group goes back to what they

are doing and minutes later they walk off, too and until shots are fired. neighbors heard at least four near the scene on the 3100 block of sterling street. >> as you can see in the video some of the victims run out of the frame, all officials say this is alley way where they were running, two victims soon showed up at aria torresdale with gunshot wound. tuesday afternoon philadelphia police say a 16 year-old and 21 year-old were still in critical but stable condition. seventeen year-old quantico marina brownson died just before 10:00 that night. >> when you think about him, his life, and raising him how do you remember him now. >> silly, really silly. playing. dancing, goofy. they all grew up, since kindergarten. >> reporter: while police say they have a lot of video to work with they still don't have any suspects, and haven't been able to nail down a motive. brownson's father says it started with a verbal confrontation on line. >> started off with facebook

and arguing back and forth on facebook and it turns into killing. internet, you will argue on facebook. it is not that deep. it the is just words. you're typing words. now my sonny got to put my son in the dirt. >> reporter: in the mayfair i'm rahel son to monday for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in the city fire fighters rush to the row home after getting reports of people trapped inside. fire started shortly after 8:30 this morning in the 3600 block of frankford avenue. chopper three was over the scene, according to the fire department there were heavy fire conditions when they got there. they did not find anyone inside. the fire was placed under control in 20 minutes. well, now to the eagles, arbitrator has made a ruling in the lane johnson performance enhancing drug suspension and it is not good for the bird. >> sports director don bell joining us now with more on this. >> it is not the way you draw it up early in the season but many of us expected it. we will talk bit. it is official. eagles right tackle lane johnson has been suspended for

ten games for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs. it is his second offense which is why it is so steep. last week arbitrator heard at peel but didn't feel compelled to change the ruling. his suspension starts immediately which means he will not return to the team until after the december 19th, at that point, eagles will only have two games left in the regular season. today i talked to wide receiver jordan matthews about the situation. >> we have to find a silver lining in this whole thing, that is my mind set is we potentially knew this was coming for a while, so it is not like it is a huge surprise. so guys who are waiting in the wings should have been getting ready and should have known hey, if this does potentially go through and not the way we want it, i need to be ready to go, i say other guys thinking that way so you have to support him first, and then secondly we have to get out there and win some games. >> here's why losing lane is a big deal because carson wentz is a franchise quarterback. johnson has done a great job

protecting him on pass plays. who will protect carson's right side, pretty big deal. we will talk about that later in sports. >> next man up. >> yes. >> here we go. >> always think about that. >> yes. >> that injury he had. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. millions of people use dietary supplements every day we have new information about the effectiveness of some products. why experts are warning that you need to talk to your doctor's first before using any supplements. that massive hack in the yahoo may affect more than just yahoo customers, it turns out some people who don't have an yahoo e-mail address are not having problems, kate. it is tonight to put on a extra pajamas or a chilly night on the way but we have a mid week warm up. when it head back to the 70's and what to expect for your

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against a philadelphia woman in connection with a deed processing scheme. three on your side jim donovan explains. >> reporter: suit alleged that wand a rodgers sent out letters like this would be to new homeowners seeking payment of up to $227 for the processing of their deed. the letters, gave the appearance that they were coming from the cities department of record. and when homeowners call the phone number listed on the mailing, the outing message gives the same impression. >> thank you for calling philadelphia offices. >> reporter: ag's offices say rodgers has no association or connection to the city of philadelphia lawsuit seeks $1,000 for every violation, of state consumer protection law. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. have after yahoo revealed hackers swiped personal information from half billion accounts they told users to change their pass word, right away. >> but some users have discovered that is easier said than done. some at&t customer have had

trouble with their yahoo account is merged with at&t and updating their pass word doesn't always work. >> i could change to at&t pass word but it turned out that does not the affect the yahoo pass word. >> for people not to be able to change their pass words right away is dangerous. >> reporter: at&t and yahoo are working on notifying all of their customers, that hack is also affecting some customers with at&t or sbc global e-mail address is. it turns out those e-mail accounts run through yahoo servicer and customers might not even know it. if you have those things, you need to check that out. kate joins us now, #fall, we are in it to win it. >> in fully affect, right. >> yes. >> it is beautiful outside. good news, it looks like this stretch will continue. we have a beautiful september this year september was hot, it was great, and october though, making up for it, in spades so far.and october october has been fantastic all except for the rain we had last week even, two weekend it was soggy, this weekend looks

fantastic. we are going to make up for lost time. it is a perfect weekend to dot whole hey ride thing with the kids, bond fire in the backyard, pick out your pumpkins or either none of those things and enjoy football and beautiful weekend. it is fantastic. the it is only tuesday. here's how it looks outside. a beautiful evening, shaping up, in bethlehem, you can see blue skies, a few patchy cloud, portions of the western part of our area are starting to see a few more clouds this afternoon. we did see a few more clouds tomorrow then what we saw today and yesterday. we will take a peak in reading. this is west of the city. you can see it does have a few more clouds on it then it did at the this time yesterday but it is still cool, comfortable 64 degrees at whitefield elementary school following a very chilly start to the the day. look at how cool it was, low in the city this morning was 46 degrees, it business 4 degrees below our average, coldest air we have felt in philadelphia since may 16th but this is not cold at all

compared to other spots across our region. mount pocono dropped we low freezing, 30 degrees. pottstown down to 34 this morning. allentown 35. mount holly at 36. even wilmington and trenton in the lower 40's. patchy frost impact all these areas especially north and west of philadelphia, and portions of interior south jersey. after that cold start it has warmed up nicely this afternoon. we're at 65 degrees right now in the the city. sixty-five in allentown. sixty-four in reading. the seasonal. few degrees below average. upper 60's but we will head back there for tomorrow. here's storm scan three there are clouds i told but. system drifting by to the north. toss than the have much with it a few increased clouds this afternoon and evening for our western suburbs. this is next front that will impact us and that comes through on thursday, does not have a lot of moisture air is very dry. the as this comes through thursday maybe it touches off a shower but that is it. we will warm up to near 70. front comes through thursday,

warmer take, thursday the warmest day of the week with temperatures in the 07's and possibly, and chill, refresh, i should say, that cool, crisp fall air bringing it right down from canada as we get into friday and weekend. we've got something for everyone. we don't have heat, rain but temperatures cool and a little bit warmer as well back in the 70's on thursday. as far as tonight is concern partly cloudy, cool, 49 degrees. yom kippur begins in just a bit once the sun goes down. i hope everybody is celebrating and having a meaningful day tomorrow. seasonal for your wednesday. 69 degrees. wind east at 5 miles an hour. beautiful day. you're witness weather three day forecast looks great as well. 69 degrees tomorrow. thursday, starts off with some fog, and watch for slow downs. sun peaks out. if is there a shower there is a stray one north and west. that is warmest day at 72. and then we will knock temperatures back down to the

60's on friday, we may have another frost threat friday night and then again saturday night the but coming up we will look at our weekend watch and i think you'll like it. >> yes. >> looking forward to it all right, thanks, appreciate it. seniors in mantua are jumping in the pop up park trend with new effort to designed get them more involved in the neighborhood. as part of the 25th anniversary celebration the center in mantua hosted more than 100 community members for a morning of exercise, healthy food, discussion, health screenings and a lot of fun. pop up parks will create social interacting and encourage old's adults to use neighborhood amenities. they will use feedback to create more recreational events, great to see everybody there. if you use diet supplements we have important information for you, why you might want to call your doctor. side effect of the pokemon go movement, why researchers say popular game can be good for you, don. >> is that right. >> who will replace lane johnson in the eagles line up? we will talk bit. rare genetic disorder didn't

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when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. what happens next. >> well, recapping our top stories lane johnson's appeal has been denied. eagles right tackle is facing a ten game suspension effective immediately. johnson failed a ped test for second time in his young career, terrible timing for so many reasons. one, three of the eagles next four games are on the road where crowd noise will be a issue. two, johnson just signed a contract extension in the off season. he got 35 million guarantied that number is now just in jeopardy. as for his replacement it is rookie fifth rounder, vitae. >> yes. >> nice. >> um-hmm. >> here's dougie fresh. >> we will exhaust all

possibilities, allen barber is playing great at left guard. if you don't have to disrupt two positions and just to one, i think there is some conversation there that we have to have but he is definitely, in the mix. >> well, moving on heart warming story out of business son sin involving two, seventh grade football team. a kid by the name of eddie has a rare disorder that stunted his growth, while causing tissue, bone, organ damage. but on this day, he got a chance to score, a touchdown, which was a life long dream for the kid, he is, in, they cheer, and well, done. >> i have always wanted to come out and play football, i knew i wouldn't be able to but then, someone said i could come and do it, and i was jumping for joy and i was really speechless. >> all right. >> real lucky for. that good for him scoring that

touchdown. life long dream. >> well spoken. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. watching and waiting, coming up, matthew may be gone but threats from the storm linger. flooded road, damaged homes and property, but now more evacuations because of a looming danger. i'm john mcdevitt coming up we will go on a ghost hunt. you won't believe what we have uncovered and what many people say the most haunted places in the country are. and new at 6:00 tonight, mail room mayhem, overtime at philadelphia's mail center, but where production dropped, what officials want a surveillance video they found out why, and you'll see why as

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hurricane matthew, and 31 counties are now considered, federal disaster areas, and rescue operations are still underway to reach these trapped by flood waters. rivers are still day as way from crest continuing, and levees and dams are pushed to their limits. news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm yes, sir contact dean. aim ukee washington. in north carolina it appears thousands of homes have been damaged and more are in danger of flooding. fifty-eight year-old jody didn't think she would make it out alive. >> again, snakes, water, up to your knees in my house. >> reporter: flood waters continue rising in her hometown of lumberton, north carolina she had been trapped in her home since saturday and could not find help. >> i had sheets, towels, screaming, and it never stopped. >> reporter: her son gene braved chest high water to rescue her. >> we got halfway there, and

heard a voice, and i mean that just gave us a burst of energy like let's get to her, it is your mom. >> reporter: matthew dump more than a foot of rain, crews used boats, trucks, helicopters for over 2,000 rescues. at least 15 people have died, most killed while trying to drive-in to flood waters. >> today, if we say the water is coming, and we say do not drive through that water we mean it. >> reporter: in moore county inspectors are working to sure up the dam, 92,000 county residents were ordered to evacuate and waiting on word when they might aloud to go home. hurricane matthew is leaving behind a devastating situation in haiti where humanitarian aid is pouring in. u.s.s. mesa verdict a docked in port au prince. it brought food and necessities to those who need it. hurricanes caused flooding, mud slides in haiti as well as damage to infrastructure and communications equipment that is making movement of aid

rather difficult. now lets look at is what left of the church in western haiti, hurricane just destroyed it and much of the surrounding village. the residents say that they were just worshiping at the church, the weekend before last and they hope to rebuild. a human rights group and rebel leaders say russian jets are bombing syrian city of aleppo with the heaviest strikes in days. humanitarian crisis is growing as syria enforcees anal is push deeper in the city. hundreds have died and weeks of punishing air strikes and the u.n. is pushing for a seized fire to allow injured civilians to get the out. supreme court is taking on the sensitive issue of what happens within the secrecy of jury deliberations. those discussions have been shielded for more than 200 years, to protect jurors from outside influences, but as cbs news correspondent paula reid reports tonight the high court is now taking a new look. >> reporter: miguel rodriguez is accused of groping two girls at a colorado race track. jury quick him of unlawful

sexual contact in 2010. he is now before the supreme court because of word that in the jury room in his trial. >> within of the jurors inter joke annex stream racial bias in deliberations telling other jurors to quick him because he is mexican and mexican men do whatever they want end quote. >> reporter: rodriguez's attorney say juror's comments violated his client's right to an impartial injury that i racial bias is a stain on the judicial system and everything it is based on. the attorney for the state of colorado argued a juror's statement should remain protect and should not be admissible as evidence for seeking a new trial. quote, jurors know the secret proceeding. this will have a significant effect on the deliberation environment. state of the colorado argued here that racially biased jurors should be weeded out in pretrial questioning. chief just ton john roberts worries this could cause jurors to keep quiet about bias but it would be here. rodriguez argued that would be better than juror speaking out loud to convince others. >> he would have within better

off if this jury kept it to himself. >> reporter: court is expect to issue its ruling by spring. paula reid, cbs news, washington. on the last day to register to vote in pennsylvania philadelphia's mayor jim kenney gets political during a discussion pan bell a black young man murdered trying to vote. the his name was octavius catto the civil rights activist was murdered in philadelphia on election day on october 10th, 1871. today kenney held a panel discussion with two catto by graphers at philadelphia community college. the city is building a memorial stat the you to catto. kenney says it is an important step in philadelphia's history. >> there is no that i'm aware of public space that memorializees a single african-american in this city. i will make a political statement, in the end, this country will be saved again by african americans.

>> the cat the owe memorial statue is expected to unveiled in the fall, and it will sit on the southwest apron of city hall. for 17th consecutive year septa and philadelphia fire department are observing fire prevention week by placing cars in 2,000 septa vehicles. the cars which highlight smoke hazards were unveiled by septa genesis general manager and adam steel. fire prevention messages will be displayed on septa's bus digital displays throughout the week. yom kippur known as day of atone. business to begin. jewish holiday is considered to be the holiest day of the jewish calendar. we are looking at file video here, high holiday which starts at sundown is one of the hope, optimism for the faithful, encouraging those to do soul searching. people are expected to reflect on the year that has passed and think about the the one ahead. dietary supplements more and more people are but up next in the healthwatch report, find out why doctors

say some say some may seem beneficial bye they could be dangerous. why it is extremely important that you talk to your doctor before taking any supplements. this kind of resembles a man cave but it is a nail salon for men, how owners are luring in customers foremanipedi's, kate. it is time to get stoked about the weekend our weekend watch looking fantastic, we have got will cool, crisp fall days this weekend, temperatures in the 60's but we will have frost chance necessary parts of the area during the overnight and we could see temperatures drop in the 30's, friday night and then gannon saturday night but lots of sunshine this weekend, great fall weekend to get outside we will have much more wh

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reinvigorate his call for u.s. to send human to mars by 2030. >> white house called attention to six private companies, which are developing habitats that could sustain human life in space. obama said within six years companies like space x, and boeing will pack the nasa astronauts in space. critics pointed to i lack of funding as one potential hurdle so how can this happen? we went to the expert at franklin institute to find out the answer, that is coming up at 6:00. well, nail salons are not the just for women. >> men like pampering too. hollywood, california, it looks like a man cave, beer, television and oversized lounge chair. michael elliott says it is a place men can feel comfortable getting their manicures and pedicures. >> if i can create a place where the guy that would never step foot in a nail salon, and, and, that is on to something. >> place where guys who are,

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new research has shown especially popular like omega three fatty acid. there was a seven field increase in the use of fish oil which may prevent heart disease in some dancers but with many other supplements, there is little proof, that they are helpful. >> diet supplements have grown into a 32 billion-dollar a year business, and new research in jama shows supplement usage stayed the same, 52 percent over the last 13 years. even though the national institute of health says that supplement have no significant benefit and they are not studied by the f.d.a. >> the products would appear to be check out by the government, safe, effective but in fact might have not much evidence to back it up. >> reporter: legal liz supplements can be advertise todd improve or maintain health even if there is little evidence to prove the claim. doctors say that there are potential risk with supplements or harmful interaction was other medications that aren't always listed on labels. >> we need to know if a

supplement has side effects or risks. if it is not, well presented, given today's regulatory environment. >> reporter: new research found that a decrease in the percentage of the people taking a daily vitamin down from 37 to 31 percent, and there is additional, downward trend in people using echonashia for colds, ginkgo, for memory and garlic for heart health. >> doctors say certain supplements like saint john's wart can have serious interactions with prescription drugs, but there is no requirement, and, there is no requirement, that they are concerned about that and it is a reason to talk to their doctors about taking medications. one we didn't talk about vitamin d, lots of doctors think that people should be taking a low level vitamin d supplement. >> interesting. all right stephanie, thank you. new stud friday microsoft research found frequent users of the popular app pokemon go took 26 percent more steps then they did present playing the game. it gets users to get up and look for different pokemon

characters located all over the world and motivated many sedentary people to be more active, microsoft team found pokemon gone changed the activity level of the users more than exercise-related apps, at a 144 billion steps, to u.s. physical activity. >> um-hmm. >> a lot of moving around. >> how about that. >> weather, pokemon go, just getting out, great day to get your steps on. >> great day to hunt some pokemon. >> yes. >> you have played it. >> i have played it once. i said this could get addictive. i don't need this in my life. so i'm not a pokemon go user but great day to go for a walk, go for a walk, rack up some steps, beautiful evening, temperatures are dropping but the sunnies beginning to set, it feels fantastic, perfect october weather. this is what you think about when you think about fall perfection. makes you break out riding boots, flannels, out to the pumpkin patch, you may do that this weekend. looking outside right now this

looks great, a few cloud over the city. we have blue skies in place, nice looking afternoon and evening out there. temperatures falling off their take time highs already and we're on our way to another chilly night but not as cool as last night. we don't have any frost advisory, temperatures five or 6 degrees warmer tonight then last night. eyewitness weather watchers sent in photos tracking weather for us and temperatures mainly in the lower 60's. we have one reading on our weather watcher network in the 50's, thinks andrew tripleno, beautiful daughter, love seeing them, 59 degrees, sun any medford, new jersey. fifty-nine, as we head up near trenton. lets head up to 59 with john, in bucks county in yardley and he has got sunshine, full sun, 59 degrees, that feels great. it was cool in this morning, and interior south jersey. some spots saw some frost. wayne hunter sent me this shot from landingberg and showing the frost on the grass, this morning. definite the liz enough to kill some plant out there.

jimmies in perkasie and he showed some frost on the ground as well a lot of sunshine but it was a frosty start to the morning. the beautiful afternoon. look at these cloud formations, looking beautiful, barbara lane sent that shot over with the blue skies and which ispy clouds in place. great day, i cannot think of anymore adjectives behind beautiful, sunny, perfection, fabulous, another one for you and it will stay that way as well. here's a different looking shot from the palmyra cove nature park. we will zoom camera around to show the trees in the background. you can see a lit built of the fall foliage colors just starting to work their way in. not much. foliage is still low, beautiful, seen photos across new england, gorgeous right now and i expect that to really explode into full color over next several weeks here in the philadelphia area. this next system is bringing a few showers to the great lakes and front back in minnesota, that is our next weather maker, it will drag a cold front here on thursday and bring us a brief warm up and

brief cool down as we head into friday. tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. sunny clear, beautiful day. front comes through on thursday and it doesn't have moisture but notice right about here at 2:00 thursday afternoon in the north and western suburbs lehigh valley in the poconos there could be a stray shower. we may see off in the corner of the screen here hurricane nicole, nicole headed toward bermuda and this could be a dangerous situation for bermuda we will look closer at that in a moment. locally partly cloudy and cool. 49 degrees. taking you into your wednesday, mostly sunny, seasonal perfect fall day at 69. look at latest stats on hurricane nicole. it is getting its act together, defined eye with this will be strengthening as it head toward bermuda through next couple days possibly moving across the island as category two island on thursday and pro tuesdaying major wind damage. they are used to hurricanes in bermuda but this could be a strengthening hurricane across the island, very dangerous

situation there we will keep you posted. thursday, wednesday morning, morning fog, possibly a shower, great stretch friday through sunday. we have komen three day. could not ask for better weather. if you are walking for three days straight that is weather you want to see. guys, back to you. well, they busted bad guys by day and ghost buys night. >> john mcdevitt from kyw news radio tells bus an area of paranormal team with philadelphia police officers leading investigations. >> reporter: using a device to detect electro magnetic field, john levy, who is an 18 year veteran of the philadelphia police department is getting several hits. powder magazine at fort mifflin. >> if you follow me? it appears it was react to go his questions, if it was a ghostly encounter, he or she didn't like me. >> did it the go away, are you here. >> i don't think he likes you. >> reporter: gadget remains

silent. other police office are on the team include his wife and another officer on the mayor's security tail. >> as a police officer, i mean i got rattled big time but then listen. come out with us. that is all you get. >> reporter: glenn orwin is a contractor by trade and a tech guru on the team. >> the exact spot where he says he went from the skeptic to a believer, he recounts the experience, several years ago when he heard a disembodied voice. >> i hear it right behind it, turnaround. there was nobody here. >> reporter: tell visitors to the the fort they encounter paranormal activity. this photo was snapped by a fourth grader who thought he saw a real person but beth with fort mifflin said it could be a ghost. >> two professional photographers could find no evidence of photo shopping so we believe it to be authentic. >> reporter: haunted or not, you be the judge. events between now and halloween for more information at cbs philly.com. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness

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rod stewart is now, a knight. >> buckingham palace shared these photos of the big moment. stewart wore trousers, as he was knighted by prince william and he can now call himself sir roger david stewart. >> um-hmm. >> he promised to wear his knighthood well. in theaters, if you like bad moms well, get ready for bad dad. spin off will be out in july. there might be a reality television series and digital context to go with the hoff i n word on which actors will play the bad dads.

tom hanks is back as one of his most popular characters robert langdon in inferno out today. >> insider's michael yo was in florence with hangs and joins us from los angeles with more, michael. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, tom's not only a two time oscar winner but also apparently my personal stylist, so i had to make sure my fashion game, was on point. >> qued owes on the great shirt. >> do you like that. >> you are part of the gray shirt nation. >> when wine comes, i would bought you a pink shirt. >> now that the tom has a proved my wardrobe make over i had to ask him about a big movie make over, his 1984 hit splash. >> my name is... >> they are rebooting the move which ron howard. >> i think it ten is years too late. they should have done tonight 2006, i don't see how it will stay current now, ten years off. >> what do you think of channing tatum bringing the

mermaid. >> bring it on. if they wanted to be current they would still be a young tom hanks falling in love with the a channing tatum more man. >> you suggested this to to ron. >> oddly enough they have not asked me a dam thing about this sequel. >> you have to wait and be patient but if that script comes along he may get a income on the door in some way shape or form. >> can you tell me first time you ever met tom. >> i believe i met him on the bus for happy days softball team. he came into audition for splash that really knock me out. when it was over i said i want to work with him more because he is a brilliant guy. >> brilliant guy. >> much more tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. all right, you can get your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 on the insider right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> they are calling in mail room mayhem, city of philadelphia workers accused of not processing tens of thousands office pieces on

have mail, i'm joe holden, how did all this happen? well, it has to do with time card. a bear, that was getting too close for comfort is captured, where residents can breathe a bit easier, now that this bear in the suburbs, is gone. humans on mars and matter of years, it is an ambitious goal that one local expert say it entirely possible, kate. it was a frosty start to the the day in some spots, another chilly night tonight but we are going to see a little bit of a warm up on the way, we will tell you when we will head back to the 07's and how long it will last. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. and here's is what happening, mail room mayhem, the surveillance video apparently shows why thousands of pieces of mail did not get processed, in the city of philadelphia. video shows workers engaging in fraud. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean.

officials say workers were paid thousands for overtime, they never work. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live from center city with more on this, joe. >> good evening. controller's office launched this investigation months ago after overtime payments in the city's department soared and performance in that same office, dipped, in the end, it was the taxpayers that took the hit. >> it was this video investigators say blew lid off why tens of thousands of pieces of philadelphia city mall weren't processed. it has been described mail room mayhem. >> time sheets were a complete farce when we compared them to video surveillance. >> reporter: in other word ten workers in the mail center were often not at work, alleged in this report by city controller that the supervisor and other employees, build for $10,000 in fraudulent overtime and other times they were excessively late. investigators rigged a surveillance system and recorded video for eight weeks starting in december