the race for the white house swings in new jersey tonight. donald trump campaigning in the garden state, while hillary clinton is off the trail. clinton at home preparing for the debate. good evening, i'm justin finch, natasha brown has the night off. both remain on the defensive, clinton on more leaked emails. "eyewitness news" reporter andrea hoff in the sat center more, al next. >> good evening, justin, hillary clinton operated out of the campaign trade in advance of final presidential debate that will be held next week. meanwhile, donald trump made three stops today, one in new hampshire, maine and in new jersey. >> began the day in port smith, new hampshire. previous manufacturing hubs, providing resource toss combat oidioid addiction, questioned absence from the trail for debate preparation. >> if you got to study all of

that, you are supposed to know this stuff, supposed to be so experienced, flight. >> four days out from the final debate, republican nominee also suggested his opponent should be tested for performance enhancing drugs. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. >> at both rallies, in new hampshire, and maine, trump continued to push back at ankle ooh sayings cents made by women who said he touched them inapropriately. >> we're not going to back down. and remember this, it is a rigged election. because you have phony people, coming up with phony allegations, with no witnesses whatsoever. >> clinton's runningmate, tim kaine, responded to the rigged reelection comment during a rally in florida. >> we got to make sure that the margin that he loses by is so big, and so clear, and so powerful, and so unmistakable, that when he stands up and says poor me and it was rugged against a nobody, we will believe him. >> where clinton remains on the defensive, in the latest rounds every wikileaks leaked

emails. they include what appear to be transcripts of paid speeches that clinton gave investment bank goldman sachs. in one she said the people who know the most about regulating ball street, are wall street bankers themselves. >> donald trump ' final stop today in edison, new jersey where he told largely religious cloud he is a friends to hindus, big fan of india. reporting live in the sat center, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks, alex, now little more than 23 days until voters head to the polls. stay with "eyewitness news" here on tv, and our website, cbsphilly.com for all of the latest as we counts down to election day. a woman is facing charges of assaulting a depford township police officer, 56 year old henson allegedly through pine sole in the face after officer responding to report of 911 hang up. police say henson was speaking to that officer through a closed door, at the depford park apartments, and suddenly she opened it, toss that

liquid in his face. henson was arrested after a brief struggle. the officer was taken to the hospital and has since been released. police have captured a woman in connection to a house fire in west philadelphia. police say neighbors id that 26 year old woman as the suspect, police rather flames broke out this morning on the 4900 block of girard avenue. we are told she has been treated for burns to her hands. no residents were hurt. >> caught red handed, police finds a man slashing tires, officers say they saw man stabbing tires on several cars. police approached him, and placed him under arrest. that is when a witness came forward claiming they saw that same man, slashing tires nearby, police say, 16 total cars, some city owned, had their tires slashed. anarchs beautiful day made way for a cool night. but a warm up is in the works. meanwhile, lauren casey in the weather center. >> thanks so much, justin, beautiful fall day today, getting out there, checking all fall colors, perfect pimp

kin, high temperatures running right around average. 68 degrees the high temperature in philadelphia, just 1 degrees above average. sixty-eight in allentown, top upper 50's in the poconos, middle 60s down the shore, temperatures have pulled off pretty efficiently with the clear skies and dry air in place. 54 degrees in philadelphia. already down into the middle 40's down the shore. and some low 40's right now in the poconos. and of course, have that jacket headed out catch the super moon, great picture from our cbs-3 weather watcher wayne, in clem ton ton, new jersey, super moon rising over the horizon earlier this is the evening. and nice clear skies if you do want to check out that super moon over the next couple of hours. good viewing conditions. do have warming trends in store. kicks off tomorrow. we jump up to the 70s. then talking about 80s for next week, and not just one day, couple of days. so i'll let you know when to expect this fall warmth in your full forecast coming up. all right, thanks, lauren. tonight pacific northwest breaking for yet another rounds of severe weather. expected to hammer coastal

towns and major cities in its path. ben tracey with more from seattle, washington. >> fierce winds are whipping through the pacific northwest as the most potent part of this storm system comes on shore. >> oh, my gosh. >> on friday, an ef2 tornado with 125-mile per hour winds tore through the coastal town in oregon. uprooting trees, downing power lines, and damaging homes and businesses. phil saw it happen. >> it look like the wizards of oz. that's what it look like. just things were just moving like this. then you could see the trees just snapping like twigs. >> in portland, streets turned into rivers, as several inches of rain flooded part of the city. seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days than it got in the previous three months combined. this monster of a storm system is the renmant after powerful pacific typhoon t has

wallopped washington and oregon, for nearly three days now, tens of thousands of people have lost power and fallen trees have caused injuries. >> kind of shocked. we just heard this loud thump. >> stella's car was crushed by a tree in her work parking lot. olympic national park, the coast guards had coast cued 40 kids and six adults, who were trapped at a lakeside camp that lost power. >> the winds is expected to howell here tonight, in what could be a historic winds storm. all day forecasters have been telling people to get their preparations done while they have the time. they're expecting a lot of people to lose power, and a lot of trees to come down. ben tracey, cbs news, seattle. meanwhile, two people have been found dead in north carolina in the wake of hurricane matthew. there bridges the death toll to at least 43, in the u.s. north carolina governor pat mccrory announced today, those bod wrist found after flood waters receded. many communities remain underwater, one week after the storm, and 13,000 remain without power. matthew is also blamed for

more than 500 deaths in haiti. tonight police are trying to figure out how an s.u.v. wounds up inside a northeast philadelphia apartment building injuring two people. resident says the u so suv hit building at the ashley court ants on bustleton avenue around 3:00 a.m. he tells us the impact of the crash scared him and his family right out of bed. >> i first thought it was my kids okay, then i thought -- at first being robbed, then when i saw the headlights i thought maybe it was a fire. and then i saw the car. and i was like oh, my god. so i grabbed everyone up. got out of the room. and got out of the house. and didn't know what to do. >> we are told the injuries are minor, and so is the damage to the building. the cause of the crash is under investigation. union members are voting tomorrow on whether to go on strike. the contract for bus drivers, subway, trolley operators, expires at the end of this month. if they vote yes, transport workers union local 234 says the strike will start november 1st. the main sticking point is the

pension plans, the last time transport workers walked was a six-day strike, in 2009. represent more than 5700 workers. less than two weeks after dramatic rescue, a new lease on life for chester county horse n just a few minutes, the emotional send off, why the clydesdale is not traveling alone. off with the gloves, but still fighting, local box is her getting back to his community. lauren? >> after a beautiful fall day today, we will be talking summer as we head into next week. when to expect record high temperatures in the 80s, in your full

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>> it is a great feeling. >> that's rescuers steve amway and rescue owe, cyrus, the clydesdale last week, thanks to amway and fellow members of the chester county rescue task force. >> the first thing we did was try to get down and get a sling around him to support him. >> at 1,000 pounds, it was not simple. task force had to dig through high mud, use their tools antennas at this to pull cyrus free t took hours, then after rounds of evaluation for the pneumonia scare, anti-by the, he was back to the stable but not for long. >> we will take him down to virginia today to his family. and he's going to live the rest of his life happy. >> soon, cyrus and his adopted family will be joined by another horse, said to be in inacceptable from cyrus, they became best buddies at thorn bury which rescues at risk animals. so the farm thinks he may have been chased and got stuck in

the mud. they say he's also feeling much stronger so going to his new home, hammy and healthy. a philadelphia boxer rallies the community together to help fight hunger. "eyewitness news" at the shepherd rec center in west philadelphia earlier today. professional boxer damian allen, jr., and other celebrities rolled up their sleeves to is her after hot meal to the hungry. allen spoke to us about the importance of giving back. >> it is everything to give back, not specially to this community, especially to the recreation center. i've been attending and been camp here, all times every event here. so giving back to this is everything. it gave back to me. >> the group partnered with philabundance, non-profit food bank, serving the delaware valley. our own ukee washington was in the house lending his support for the food drive. beating breast cancer one step at a time. about a thousand walkers are resting tonight, after completing 20-mile trek today. they are taking part in the susan g. komen three day, and "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins them for a

part of their journey. >> hello! >> as the sun roast over philadelphia, as the sun rose over philadelphia, so did about a thousand people who laced up for day two of the susan g. komen three day. >> 60 miles, not a lot. >> no, been through this before. been there, done that. got my music. >> for many here the cause is personal. >> next week is my 11th cancer-anniversary. >> doctors diagnosed her with breast cancer in 2005, after routine mammogram. thanks to treatment, she survived. >> stay positive. that's the most important thing. >> now each year she joins her pinning family for 60-mile walk over three days in order to raise awareness and money for cancer research. >> there may be a few aches and pains along the way, but it is nothing compared to what people are going through chemo and other things like that. are up against. >> but, in the midst of pain, they say is the community they

found along the way. each year jim hillman of san jose, california walks in all seven cities that host the event. >> i get involved because my mom passed away from breast cancer in 2004, whether you are down emotionally, physically, always thereto support you and to lift you up. >> now the participants will walk another 20 miles on saturday, and then another 20 miles on the last day sunday. end up at the navy yard. reporting in philadelphia, anita oh. >> now let's take you inside the three day camp. walkers are resting inside the pennsylvania convention center had hot shower, hot meal, and are relaxing before they embark on their final leg, of their 60-mile journey tomorrow. and lauren, i would say, these past few days have been ideal to walk 60 miles. >> absolutely beautiful sunshine, comfortable temperatures in the afternoon, little chilly in the morning, but you layer up. shed the layers. again, tomorrow, that will be the case. layers in store with cool morning, not quite as chilly as what we had this morning, but temperatures have already fallen back to 54 degrees, in

center city philadelphia. lit up in the komen pink. southwesterly winds at around 3 miles per hour, southerly component to the winds flow, will drive in more warmth than moisture, especially headed into the next several days. temperatures right now are getting chilly specially in the lehigh valley. down to 46 degrees right now in allentown, we're at 43 mount pocono, have already fallen back to the middle 40's in ac. dew point, they tell us about how comfortable it feels when you step outside. yesterday dew points down into the 30's. so crisp, still feeling very comfortable with dew point below that 50 degrees threshold. but as we head into tuesday and wednesday, dew points will be up into the 60s, that muggy factor is going to return, but for tonight, feeling dry, and a little cool, down to 44 degrees in reading, 45 the low temperature in allentown, we bottom out 45 degrees in wilmington. storm scan3 showing us the trend of the day today, high pressure in control, so really not a cloud in site up and down the i95 corridor. but, as we saw earlier in the show tonight, just inclement weather, impacting parts of of

the passive he can northwest. center of circulation, powerful storm system now rolling its way on shore. cope just amounts every rainfall from see at toll portland, coastal oregon we had the two tornados, one an ef2 tornado, water sounds turned tornado, rare weather for that part of the country. right now it is windy, in combination with the rain, winds gust of 53 miles per hour in seattle, close to 50 miles per hour in tacoma, also seeing windy conditions, but for us, just calm winds, quiet conditions, ooh degrees the overnight low. mostly clear, looking good for the super man. got pictures, tweet me. for the day tomorrow mostly sin, late day clouds, warmer high temperature at 737 degrees. southwest winds pick up to around 10 miles per hour, bit of breeze for the afternoon. future weather showing us what's in store for tomorrow. that's real a bunch of nothing. few late day clouds moving in. little disturbance around since we head into tomorrow night. could generate few showers, especially north and west of the city. maybe we could see a shower or two sneaking itself in through

the day monday. most every us will be staying dry f we do see shower it will be light in intensity, but no shower activity for tomorrow. really nice conditions once again across the region. few more clouds in the poconos tomorrow. specially for late day 66 degrees, the high temperature, gorgeous down the shore, mostly sunny high temperature at 68 degrees. and temperatures climbing into the low 70s, along i95 corridor, 73 degrees in trenton, we top at 73 degrees in wilmington. and your seven day forecast, features, some serious fall warmth, 78 degrees, on monday, that's more than 10 degrees above our average in philadelphia, and talking about some 80s, as we head into next week, 81 degrees on tuesday. muggy as well. we might have to turn on that ac in october. 81 degrees on wednesday will break the high temperature in philadelphia, and then we could have wet ends to next week, models are indicating, with showers looking likely as we head into friday. >> i'm liking sunday, looks pretty good. now here what's coming up in sports. >> you guys will get your money worth if you turn into

this. we'll get you caught up in everything in the worlds of sports, including the birds in washington tomorrow. their opponent is missing one of the top targets in the league. and the sixers were in action, joel embiid is bump his time on the court. show

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fill and talks about what he needs to do to succeed on sunday. >> calm down, just focus, that's what jason peters tells me all the time. trust his technique, trust his offense, you will be fine. >> as you get into the football game, if you see maybe a guy is needing some help, we can obviously help him with backs, anti-ends, as teams will do, but if everything is great, and going as planned, and no, we just roll. tomorrow morning we will get you ready for the birds in d.c. with toyota sunday kickoff. the fun gets going at 11:30 with don bell, lesley van arsdall and myself. breaking it all down as the eagles looking to four and one. the sixers have been taking it slow with joe em embiid, but in limited minutes this pre-season, the seven-two big man has been extremely impressive as they battle the pistons in south philly, embiid got little bump in his playing time tonight. he hit the 20 minute mark. the big man, ready to rumble

tonight, had another nice performance. first quarter earnings look at the feet. he blows past andre drummond therefore the reverse lay in. so smooth around the hoops. off the miss hereby dario sarg embiid gets up for the board. and easy put-back. so big, yet so skilled. third quarter the first time he's played in the second half. he shows those silky moves in the paint again here, he gets the and one, and the flex, so them off, big guy, show them. embiid finished 15-point, five boards, did have seven turnovers, the sixers lose 97 to 76. the nhl schedule makers did the flyers to favors with their early season west coast trip. they did the fans no favors last night. kicking off the season with a 11:00 p.m. start time. tonight a more manageable 9:00 p.m. puck drop in arizona, as they battle the coyotes. coach stayed hacks tal and squad coming off the big win

in los angeles. michael, with the deflection. that would tie the game at one apiece. later in the period coyotes on the break away, jacob's shot misses, hand sell is thereto knock home the rebounds. that's two-one, arizona at that point. second periods, flyers down three-one, claude giroux skates in. mike schmidt with the save. and wayne simmons has the captain's back and scores, right now, thirds periods, matt read just scores to make it a three-three tie. heading into tonight's game, at three and three, the temple owls have been unable to get on a roll in season coming off lost to memphis last weekends they look to push back above 500 against central florida. fight, fight, fight. here's philip walker on the screen pass to jihad thomas. thomas would rumble 28 yards to the house. temple down eight-seven at that point. thomas also had a rushing touchdown. second quarter, mackenzie

milton fading add tree and for six. go up 18-seven at that point. later milton keeps the ball on his own read, fakes basically everyone out including the cameraman. 's gone. 63 yards, 25-seven, game over, right? not so fast. my friends, final drive owls down five. got to spike it, right, spike it, spike it, wait, walker to keith kirkwood for the game winning touchdown. what? with one second left. no way. it happened. out escape with 26-25 victory, we're all going to public web to celebrate. head coach mikely not very happy after this one. no score in the first. until now. that is richmond's kyle, hitting brown brown for 56-yard touchdown. that's pretty much all they would need. nova managing just 222 total yards on the day. they would fall 23 to nothing. to baseball, game two, blue

jays and indians, cleveland up one-zero in the series, second inning, carlos santana going yard off our old buddy j. happ. that would make it one-nothing, indians, game tide in the third. francisco, singles up the middle. davis with trot home. the indians, they take a two-nothing series lead. beating toronto two to one. also in the nlcs, it is tied at three between the cubs and dodgers. so much going on, i'm out of breath. >> all right, thanks, a katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. vo: donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common -- they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania

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the pink die ball is the susan g. komen second largest fundraiser, silent auction was held and one item being auctioned off, a one after kind chair for pope francis visit to philadelphia. our kate bile/, katie fehlinger, natasha brown and stephanie stahl, all served as mistresses of ceremony, that was fun, the city of philadelphia is shining pink for breast cancer awareness month. cbs-3 studios are also glowing tonight, october is national breast cancer awareness month, though things lights reminds tear schedule mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 15th year for the light for the cure campaign. and you can find out more at cbsphilly.com/cure. >> and that's "eyewitness news". i'm justin finch for pat, lauren, everyone here. thanks for joining us. if you're up early watch us tomorrow starting 6:00 a.m. remember, you can always catch us at cbsphilly.com. have a great night.

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