take place but that the issue was not entirely resolve. this week inspectors with the department of public health toured the interior as did we. two classrooms and one computer lab are off limits for students and teachers. >> it is isolated but seems to be a problem throughout the school. >> so is there a problem with mice. is there a problem with mag et cetera. mildew, mold and termites. >> reporter: these photos shared with "eyewitness news" difficult plate what sherry dorsey-walker is talking about. she has been critical of the matter since it came to her attention. >> question is would you want your children attending school under those conditions. >> reporter: we spoke with parents who received a letter from school and some were happy with the pro active steps taken by the district. do you think they are handling this well. >> yes. >> alexis hunter her heard about it from other parents and asked her son about it. >> i said, have you seen any mold or anything is this he said, no, so i think it is good. >> reporter: but true extent of the air quality issue will

largely depend on the unseen. today inspectors from the health department did tour the school, and council woman walker says that she and the district agreed that whether or not the school will remain opened will depend on their findings. reporting from wilmington, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". parents are concerned after hearing about the death of the 17 year-old inside a residential facility for children with behavioral health issues. it happened at what hadworth a contacted hi in wynfield heights. last night according to philadelphia detectives the teenager tried barricading himself in his room. while restraining him, staff put him in a head lock. the teen hit his head and died 9:30 thursday night. one parent who didn't want to give her name told cbs-3 that the children here sometimes to need to be restrained. >> my son has mental health issues since he was five. this is the best one. >> i think this might have just been, you know, a fluke accident but still unacceptable. >> reporter: philadelphia police say homicide unit is

still investigating and no charges have been filed. >> philadelphia police say a 18 year-old driver was hurrying to the hospital to see if injured father when he ran a red light and crash on roosevelt boulevard overnight. police say the driver's father had just been robbed and assaulted on a food delivery job and was at temple. authorities say that the teen ran a red light at north front street and was hit by a suv. his two teenage passengers died, one was his brother, 19 year-old, and a brother was a 17 year-old friend, maggie lynn geloff, driver suffered minor facial injuries. five two-year old homeless woman is facing charges tonight, tina marie, stabbed a man to death and set fire to his home on east church lane. and robert lynch, was inside, by philadelphia police,. in campaign 2016 a new day, new allegations. two more women came forward to say donald trump sexually assaulted and groped them. somer, a former contestant on

the apprentice show shared her story in los angeles. she appeared with attorney gloria alred. she cried after talking about a meeting with trump at the beverly hills hilton. >> he asked me to sit next to him. i complied. he then grabbed my shoulder and began to kiss me very aggressively, and place his hand on my breast. after hearing released audio tapes and your denials during the debate, i felt i had to speak out about your behavior. >> also today washington post published an account from a woman who said trump reached up her skirt in the early 90's. so far five women have come forward. donald trump says his accusers are not telling the truth. the republican nominee responded to the latest allegations during a rally in greensboro, north carolina this afternoon. trump angrily denounced the women and blamed the controversy on the hillary clinton campaign. >> this whole election is being rigged. these lies spread wye by the

media without witnesses, without backup or anything else are poisoning the mind of the electorate. no witnesses, no backup, no anything else. >> the trump campaign says it has proof that will discredit some accusers but has yet to reveal it. hillary clinton rallied supporters at a fundraiser in seattle this afternoon. she called latest allegations the in the entire trump controversy heart breaking. meanwhile, wikileaks released a new batch of hacked e-mails from the account of clinton's campaign chairman. they allegedly show clinton flip flopped on the transpacific partnership issue. just over 24 days left until election day stay with "eyewitness news" for everything you need to know as we count down to november the eighth. we're also following race for u.s. senate here in pennsylvania, incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginty go head to head in just a few days. watch their first don't monday night at 7:00 p.m. and we will

have full coverage and reaction, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. new jersey governor chris christie has signed legislation, hiking the state's gas tax by 23 cents, to help pay for transportation projects. the gas tax, goes from 14.5 cents per gallon to 37 and a half cents per gallon effective november 1st. this is the first time since 1988 that new jersey's gas tax has been raised. the legislation, includes customer sales and estate taxes. turning to weather and we're hoping for a beautiful fall weekend. meteorologist lauren casey is outside on the skies deck to tell us is up, lauren. >> reporter: beautiful end to the workweek, sunshine, nice dry, crisp air but starting to get chilly. i was out here an hour ago basking in the fall sunshine and now sunnies setting 15 minutes away from official sunset so pack along that jacket if you are hitting the town this evening. temperatures in philadelphia still at 63 degrees or 61 down the shore.

52 degrees in the poconos but we will be cooling very efficiently over the next several hours, and cooling so much in fact that we have a frost advisory in effect for much of the area, overnight tonight, and ones until 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, for northwestern suburbs and interior parts of the new jersey. low temperatures back in the middle 30's and be sure to bring your pet friend inside and watch out for those sensitive planters, fall flowers, bring them indoors but in our weather headlines temperatures rebound giving us a beautiful saturday, warming trend kicks in as we head into sunday and we could possibly touch on 80 degrees on several days next week, we will have details on that, in your full forecast but for right now we have had nice, dry conditions, great weather for susan g komen three day, health reporter stephanie stahl joins us live from the pennsylvania convention center, where walkers are camping out tonight, stephanie? >> reporter: that is right, lauren, we are at finish line for the day, where the walkers are being greeted. they walk in. they walk over here, they get

their pictures taken in front of the sign day 120 miles and then they will have some dinner and camp out for the night, many in pink tents. this first day of the three day was perfect friends with heart, 56 walkers strong is the largest team taking part in the komen three day. >> everybody in route is a princess. so, what would a princess be without a t utu. >> reporter: heart of the team is 49 year-old sharon slowsarah who has stage four breast cancer. >> they are my team and family as well. >> reporter: pink hair. >> yes, yes. >> because, you know, pinkies for breast cancer. >> reporter: her sister dawn said they managed have to have plenty of fun even though team is walking for a very serious cause. >> i keep telling people that, you know, as long as they don't have a cure i will be here every year walking. >> ♪ >> reporter: walk started bright and relevant i friday morning at willow grove mall,

hundreds commit to go walk 20 miles a day for three days. >> this truly is city of brotherly love because our community efforts are tremendous here. >> reporter: doctor sherry is the national spokesmen for the komen three day. >> me as a eight year breast cancer survivor, this means the world to me to have 750 people, show up, to walk 60 miles in three days, all to bring an even to breast cancer so i can live. this is awesome. >> reporter: sharon was told she wouldn't survive but was determined to fight for her daughter, jennifer. >> i don't know if i could have gotten through if it wasn't for these people. >> reporter: people on sharon's team friend with heart come from all over to meet weekend long will challenge, husband john, has this perspective. >> physically, i mean it is heart but it is not as hard as chemo. >> reporter: now tomorrow bright and early, sharon and her team and all of the walkers will head out to bala cynwyd around manayunk and

then on sunday it will be around the city, before this 60-mile journey end, at the navy yard sunday afternoon. reporting live from the convention center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> strength in numbers, and we will win. >> thanks, stephanie. well, just a few minutes proposal that has some new jersians divided over a piece of history. >> reporter: one of the america's first settlements and amusement park in the middle of the delaware river. future of burlington island is a little muggy. i'm cleve bryan and explain what the army core of engineers wants to do here and why the city of burlington is fighting back. a fair for future, where thousands of youngsters were gathering today and what they were trying to decide of the next phase of their young lives. hard to believe that the puck drops for flyers season tonight in l.a., can orange and black avoid another slow start? can eagles finally stop watching quarterback kirk cousins, we will tell you how good he has been against the

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burlington city is tighting plan by u.s. army core of engineers to use an island in the delaware river as a dump site. >> as new jersey reporter cleve bryan explains the city has environmental concerns. >> now off limits to visitors historians say burlington island was part of the new jersey's first settlement and home to the bustling amusement park with the largest roller coaster. board of island management wants to redevelop the island for educational and recreational purposes but there is a problem. some of the 400-acre island belongs to the state of new jersey and army core of engineers plans to clear cut 40 acres of their land to dump dredge spoils. it would be horrible. not only for the project that the island board has land, but

also, for wild life there. >> reporter: nature that are showed us this picture of nesting bald eagles and when we first arrived guess who was soaring above. they dumped on the island before but not since 989. officials say without the any direct notice the city just found out that a contract for the clear cutting has been awarded which says work can technically start this saturday. city lawyers issued a cease and desist letter saying any operations on the island without expressed authority and permission of the city are illegal. >> we feel new jersey started here. we are trying very hard to bring back this old colonial town and all of our development efforts are along the delaware river. we believe this will stop our economic activity because they will see a dirt farm. >> reporter: spokesperson says there is no time line to begin chopping down trees but some say it shouldn't happen, ever. >> you will never get eco tourism. >> never get a development on the island buried in mud. >> reporter: city official says since sending out cease and desist letter they have received response from the new jersey department of

environmental row text and they plan to have a sit down next week to discuss concerns about the island. in burlington city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". big high school fairies underway at pennsylvania convention center, today. >> the fair provides parents and students an opportunity to prevent and connect with more than 100 different private charter and catholic high schools across the city. estimated 10,000 parents and students are expect to attend. normally what would have to happies they would have to contact the school and headache an appointment. here we have an opportunity to speak directly to the principal, teachers, as well as student currently going to the school. >> reporter: one on would high school fair continues tomorrow. and, we're talking weather now with lauren casey, what a gorgeous fall day. >> beautiful fall day to day, just walk around and unshine, blue skies, and keep saying to yourself what a great day. >> nice take good yes, i said that to myself three or four times. >> exactly split is really nice. >> we will do that again tomorrow with sunshine in store, nice crisp air and

beautiful looking scene now as we get a live look at our neighborhood network camera in mar faith, sunnies setting, orange in the scene there, high cloud grazing the scene, closing up workweek on a really nice note. sixty-one in center city philadelphia. wind west at 5 miles an hour, dew points trooped off dramatically from yesterday as we had a muggy fall day but feeling nice, comfortable and crisp. temperatures cooling off. fifty-two in mount pocono. lower 60's in the lehigh valley, middle 50's in millville and wake up saturday morning to some down right chilly temperatures, with the freezing mark this mount pocono. lehigh valley le to mid 30's. we will have upper 30's and lower 40's along i-95 corridor falling in the 30's in millville. you can see trend there. you will want to bring the jacket heading out on this friday evening. high cloud in the next several hours, temperatures falling back to 51 degrees by the 11:00 o'clock hour. even in center city philadelphia temperatures falling off into the 40's.

storm scan three showing us quiet conditions. we have high pressure in control at the surface. couple of cloud moving from the system well off to the west, those will dissipate as we head in the next couple of hours setting us up for a nice sunny saturday. high pressure in control. high temperatures still in the 60's tomorrow but as we head into sunday high temperatures will jump up closer to the 07-degree mark and 70's for hure into monday. disturbance moves through. could give us a passing shower but if you leave umbrella at home on monday you'll be okay. overnight tonight mostly clear, areas have of frost, back to 43 degrees. the beautiful saturday. 67 degrees. price sunshine, low humidity. all across the region tomorrow very nice conditions, getting up to check out fall foliage in the poconos nice and crisp. sunshine, high of 59 degrees. down the shore high temperatures topping in the lower 60's to kick off the weekend. we have a super moon in the upcoming weekend. tomorrow night it is harvest

moon. we call that full moon in the month of october but super moon does appear 7 percent larger and 0 percent brighter than your average full moon. astronomer that coined to this term super moon thinks definition meaning the moon orbits within 224,000 miles of earth, and it doesn't always orbit at same distance moon from the earth so we define it as a super moon. check that out. we will have great viewing conditions as we head into tomorrow night with nice clear skies. sunday we will warm up to 72 degrees, thighs and pleasant, continue beautiful weather for komen three day as we head into monday watching for a chance of the passing light shower and then temperatures get on the toasty side for fall on tuesday and wednesday, and sunshine, and 80 degrees, on wednesday, and that will break a record high temperature in philadelphia, setback in the 40's. >> um, um. >> yes. >> bring it. >> thanks, appreciate it. >> all right. well, we have a big game this weekend, guys, he have thrown his first interception on sunday against lions but did

not stop carson wentz from winning yet era war, and the flyers start their season tonight out west against the kings, we will tell you what to do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee,

pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put in place to stop wall street's risky practices. pat toomey: looking out for wall street and himself, not pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. 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. katie v/she stays late.rd. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women,

against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. talking about the big games this weekend. >> yes, washington has had our thumb. >> they have, for a number. >> this is our year. >> but we have some good news,

bad news forbidder, we have brian bramman and fletcher cox all practiced, running back ryan matthews was excused because of an illness. eagles will face a head hot washington team on sunday. they have won three in a row. they have beat eagles three straight thanks the two play of quarterback kirk cousins. he is averaged 360-yard with eight touchdowns and just one interception, in those three victories. >> moved the ball around to different players. he has enough arm strength to attack the whole field. he can throw the ball deep over the top and that fits desean jackson. there will be probably three or four times this is game that they will unleash a deep ball and it is not a 45-yard deep ball that thing is coming 60, 65-yard. he has taken a bunch of hits this year. meanwhile, the award are adding up for carson wentz even after a loss for third time in four weeks carson won nfl rookie of the week award. he went 25 for 33 for 238-yard, two touchdowns and yes, that is first

interception in the 24-23 loss to the lions last sunday. hard to believe but flyers season will start tonight. they will take on the l.a. kings in hollywood. michael neuvirth will start in goal, and here they are at morning skate. last season flyers went on a late season winning streak to sneak in the playoffs, this season wayne simmonds is hoping that the flyers will come out very fast. >> when you play first game of the year, everyone is excited. you know, we have good intentions in here. we're coming into start the season off fast. we know we have had slow starts, you though in the past couple of seasons and this year, you know, we really want to have a good solid start. >> also tonight, it is our friday football frenzy game of the week, featuring the team southeastern pennsylvania, st. joes prep taking on father judge, can crusaders pull off this huge upset? we will take you live inside, before the game and have all of the action as long with several other games in our friday football frenzy, that

is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> packed over there. >> stand will be jumping. >> for sure. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> elaine keyano joins with us a look ahead, elaine. >> hi ukee and nicole. tonight on the "cbs evening news" as more women come forward, donald trump steps up his attack against his accuser. >> we will take a deep dive in the navy's new state of the art destroyer. a friendship journey with the message for all of us, steve hartman has the story on the road. just ahead on the "cbs eveningkt

well, it is looking like new years day, this morning, long both bet house row. >> ♪ >> ahh, them golden slippers mummers in their best sequence and performed for senior strut out event today. crowd enjoyed musical send off as they walk 1 mile loop, afterward, it was free health screening for everyone. great time. >> all right. what is for dinner it business that time. more importantly is what for dessert. national dessert day, by the

way, so when like it was chocolatey, candy, ice cream, cake, whatever you choose, now it is time to indulge, national he dessert day. >> lets run down line, leslie you first is what your favorite dessert, quick, quick, come on. >> boston cream. >> good one. >> good, good, good. >> cookies. >> okay. >> lauren. >> cheese cake. >> cheese cake good i'm, of course, warm apple will pie ala mode. >> i love it. >> and all of the candy i can get. >> such a sweet tooth. >> i'm your you future. your dentist will be calling. trust me. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we will be right back here on rbs3 at 11:00. up next, tonight the they say it is never too late to start a new return i, steve hartman meets a with man to did just that when he goes on the road. >> how would you like to go inside navy's new $4.4 billion destroyer, david martin takes

you on the tour. >> scott pelley next, or elaine

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