live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a 28 year old father shot to death in his own driveway. now police are is her clinic for his killers. police say the man's wife awning young son were inside the house at the time. good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden. remembered this noon as heart working family man. our jan carabeo has the details from lawncrest. >> police say it was right here, the 28 year old father, and husband, was gunned down, just steps away from his home in lawncrest.

monday morning, his family, still can't believe he's gone, shaken, asked not to be shown on camera. >> his father working, always, he was a barber, always took care of her, always took care of all of us. >> family identified the victim as johnny casada they tell "eyewitness news" he had taken his one year old to the movies monday night, after leaving his wife and child at home, they say he stepped back out, and families says husband and wife had a heart breaking final conversation. >> he calls them and tells them come home, and heard some shots, he said it was me. i'm on the grounds judge just after 10:30 p.m. police were called to the the street to find him shot at least four times in the back driveway. police took him to the hospital in critical condition. he later died. but first, police say, he told them he had just returned home from shopping when he was approached by two men and robbed at gunpoint. for some reason they opened fire. >> one of the perpetrators actually took semiautomatic

gun from the victim. so we don't know if the victim got a chance to even pull that weapon. >> homicide detectives are investigating. they're searching for surveillance video and seen at this business across the street, his family has no idea who would want to hurt him. they say he was a hard-working barber who supported his family in the dominican republic. his mother lost her support, his brother, his sister, he supported all of em them. >> in lawncrest, jan carabeo. >> and there was another deadly shooting overnight. this one just after midnight in philadelphia's kensington section. police tell "eyewitness news", the 19 year old victim was shot in the head-on the 2900 block of rosehill street. detective are now checking surveillance cameras in the area hoping that would help identify a suspect. >> philadelphia police and the fire marshall's office are investigating several car fires in the city's overbrook section this noon. now, they received reports of at least five cars and a dumpster. they believe may have been deliberately set on fire. the car fires happened near

the intersection of 60th street and west columbia avenue. and the dumpster was located at the 5600 block of west master street. >> right here, i came out, i came outright here, and grabbed my host hose, right, i stood right here, was squirting from here. but it wasn't putting out. it was just containing it. >> my next-door neighbor called me, told me my car was on fire. oh, boy, on fire? you have got to be kidding. >> so far there appears to be no word on motive. >> well, reelection day three weeks from tomorrow, and democrat hillary clinton holds the lead over republican donald trump in the latest national polls. but, correspondent craig boswell shows us this week's final presidential debate could shake things up. >> donald trump took to twitter early this morning, to complain about falling pole numbers in the wake of sexual assault accusations brought against him. can't believe he's totally phony stories, 100% made up by women and pushed by the press.

have impacts. the latest cbs news battleground tracker pole shows trump trailing clinton among women voters by 14-point. over the weekend trump blamed media bias. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing both allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> anger over the election is causing physical damage. a republican pam pain office in north carolina was firebombed over the weekend. no one was injured. the fbi released more of hillary clinton's emails today, from its investigation in her private server, while she was secretary of state. over the weekend, republican congressman, jason, said documents suggested that under secretary of state patrick kennedy, offered a trade to lower a clinton e-mail classification ranking in exchange for more fbi slots overseas. the fbi says the classification was not changed, than there was no quid pro quo. with the final presidential debate just two days away,

both candidates now considering their end games. >> strategy, think she has a choice to make, do i try to rise above it and go higher and positive or do i stay in the fight? >> clinton has not campaigned since friday and no public events planned for today. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and the countdown to election day is in the how much stretch. there are now just about 21 days left until voters head to the polls on november 8th. >> meanwhile, donald trump is blaming hillary supporters for firebombing the republican party headquarters in north carolina. someone toss add flammable substance through the window in hillsboro, spark ago fire, and destroying the building. vandals also spray painted a swastika on the building next to the headquarters writing quote not the republicans get out of town or else, end quote. north carolina is a key swing state in the presidential election, between clinton and trump. >> this is such a violation of a constitution, everything we stand for in this country, to

me, that's what this election is about. it is not about parties. it is about freedom. >> well, donald trump took to twitter calling who ever firebombed the offers, quote, animals, represents hillary clinton and dems. meanwhile, hillary clinton also sent a tweet calling the firebombing horrific. >> the first debate hotly contested senate race that could decide whether the gop hangs onto it senate majority, incumbent republican pat toomey and katie mcginty face-off tonight right here on cbs-3. then look for full coverage and reaction tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. well it, may be autumn, and the middle of october. but we are headed for record breaking temperatures, first look at the forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick live on the cbs-3 skydeck. i've been saying all weekend you know i'm he can site bad this. >> a lot of people r we had twitter pole. 53% are in favor of the 80-degree temperatures even though it is october.

and it is going to feel more like september over the next 48 hours or so, potential highs, full sunshine after the morning fog, rapid warm up in the temperatures compared to this time yesterday, much warmer, anywhere from about six to even 14 degrees warmer, through parts of eastern pennsylvania, and new jersey, that's just a sign of things to come. warmer air mass continuing to work it way in. look at allentown, up to 57 degrees already, atlantic city airport at 76, same deal down in millville, and in dover, delaware, and now we will get close to about 80 degrees this afternoon, even the suburbs, feeling the warmth already, in the mid 70s, a lot of locations, should stay dry today. couple of showers out across western pennsylvania, as is expected. they continue to break up. maybe few clouds around, enough sunshine gets us well above average. mid 60s where we should be, 08 degrees today for philadelphia, and mid 70s at the shore, near 70 at the poconos, if you like it warmer, you're going to like the next couple of days where we have a shot to set a new record, talk about that coming up null full forecast coming

up. >> justin, thank you will, eagles fails the undefeated minnesota vikings and sam bradford next week, next sunday, make that, and they'll be doing it with a pair of clung nerves their rear-view mirror. yesterday in washington carson wentz was sacked five times including on the eagles first play. washington opened up 14-point lead but the birds kept it close with a interception return for a touchdown, by malcolm jenkins, and a kick off return, for a touchdown. but washington kept on scoring. and kept the eagles offense off the field. the birds lost their second straight game 27-20, three and two on the season, quarterback weans says the eagles were struggling, but coach doug pederson tried to look on the bright side. >> you know, defense, hung in there, gave us an opportunity couple of times, and then you know, we did some nice things, but something, you know, just got to take a look at, monday and tuesday, and clean up for

another good one next week. >> kind of tough for us to get in the groove today. we didn't feel like we were in sing very well, especially first half. >> well, combined with cowboys win, eagles now in third place, in a very competitive nfc east. >> crash on the schuylkill expressway had morning commuters stuck in delays for hours. sent one person to the hospital. the accident involves a car, and a beer truck on the expressway eastbound, near the university ave. exit. this happened about 1:00 this morning, crews had to all close, meaning, drivers had to lane. lanes were cleared by 7:00 this morning, things gradually got back to normal. >> that was some jam up there. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the battle right now to retake control of the iraqi city of mozul from isis. we'll have a report from the front lines. >> there are reports of a mountain lion spot in the our area, where the big cat is prowling around. that s

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>> mose he will is considered the lags strong hold for the terrorist group in the country. for more we go to correspondent holly williams on the front line. >> trying to retake the main road into mozul, which is in that direction over there. the shots this morning, we were with them as they broke through the front lines and then a column of tank and armored vehicles moved into this area, which has been controlled by isis now for

over two years. the curds have artillery, we've seen isis respond with a suicide car bomb. which moves through the area, and within eventually blown up. over the last few days, pro government iraqi forces have moved in around the outside of mozul, the iraqi army, kurdish fighters animal i shall a men. us coalition is also involved in this fight and there are around 6,000us servicemen currently here in iraq. over the last few days, we've seen video emerging from inside mose you will of what appear to be us coalition air strikes. us coalition air strikes inside the city. it is thought that there are between three and 5,000 isis fighters inside mose you will, and that they have explode

today protect themselves. for isis, mose soul really the jewel in the crown of its socialist lamb i can state. nobody there is expecting this fight to be quick or easy. cbs news, east of mose you will. >> that video just came into our news room. so there is a lot of fall-out that is taking place on the grounds in mose you will, we'll have the latest coming up on cbs evening news this evening. meanwhile, a septa strike is now looming more than 5700 septa workers could walk out, at the end of the month. if can't agree to new deal by the time the contract expires on october 31. sunday local 234, workers voted overwhelming lynn to industry. union workers and septa management are trying to reach an agreement on pensions and healthcare. the potential strike would affect septa buses, trolleys, local rales, like the market frankford, and broad street lines. it would not affect the regional rail, those workers belong to a different union, and of course, we are keeping

an eye on this potential strike by septa workers. stay with "eyewitness news", we will keep you updated on air and on our website. we are always on at cbsphilly.com as we approach that november 1st deadline. >> staying in transportation, new jersey transit trains are back to full service today at the hoboken terminal. the terminal was heavily damaged last month when a new jersey commuter train crashed. one woman died. more than 100 people were hurt. the damage disrupted trains for hundreds of thousands of commuters while the transit agency gradually resumed service. the tracks opened this morning, and the ticket offers is also open. two tracks will remain closed however during repairs. >> scary news here, authorities in winslow township camden country investigating a series of reported mountain lion sitings. these are grainy photographs take win a hunter's game camera that looks like a large cat. also some moving video of the possible mountain lion. wildlife officers say it was seen near the hammonton border. if you see the big cat, notify authorities. how about that? well, still ahead on

"eyewitness news", quite the site in court today. >> take a look. the philly phanatic getting checked out by security officers. why the furry green mascot was headed to court. justin? >> good afternoon, everyone, it is monday, but probably already thinking about the weekend of the we have you covered. time for weekends watch. we'll folk just on the weekend. if you like the fall temperatures, wait few more days to get back for saturday and sunday, talking about high temperatures into the 60s. as of now looks like we're going to be dry, going to be a storm impacting us late in the week, but should be gone by saturday and sunday. if you haven't gotten your pumpkin yet, good day to do pumpkin picking this weekends. nice fall weather. we will talk about warm up though before we get there, and the full forecast in just a few more minutes.

>> new concerns after while fire in northern california, rain has been pouring down at the mountains. usually rain is a good thing when there is a wild fire. but not in this case. officials say the scorched soil is vulnerable to floods and mudslides. the fire which broke out last month has burned nearly 4500 acres, and fully contained a few days ago. justin drabick here with a look at the forecast, boy, we are lucky here. >> just talking about the twitter pole i put out yesterday. how are you happy about the 08 degrees temperatures? >> i vote in the that. >> 53% said yes. >> but does 53%? >> i know, i know. >> who? >> you know, they'll be complaining in about another month or so. >> the other half, the pumpkin spice folks, the ugg boots, the sweat ertz. >> all in due time. >> i know. it will get here. >> a lot of time in february. >> i promise. couple warm days ahead,

weekend, going back to typical october conditions. outside right now, it is just nice. i was just out in the skydeck, starting to warm up, touch of hued i at this -- humidity, even hit the beach in the next couple of days if you have the day off. live look ocean sit, full sunshine, comfortable on the beach. temperatures probably low 70s, even with the breeze coming in off the ocean. ocean not that cold. right around 65 degrees. today, the overall pattern, staying warm, at least through mid week, the reason is the jet stream t does this from time to time. this is nothing too uncommon, moving to the north, so we get that warmth, over the deep south, headed back to mid-atlantic and northeast, why temperatures are running 15, 20 degrees above average, over the next few days. here are the records to beat: tomorrow will be tough. that's pushing it. eighty-five. we will get close to. that will but i think we have good shot at breaking 80 degrees on wednesday. that's the record high. so probably setting new record at least on wednesday afternoon. right now, low and mid 70s, still looks warm everywhere, even up in mount pocono at this hour being check it out.

68 degrees. this is serious warmth out to the west, st. louis 83 degrees already this hour. so that's where all of this warmth is coming from. from the ohio valley, midwest, it is all headed eastward, so if you like warm temperatures you can enjoy conditions through at least wednesday. there are some clouds around, especially north and west of the city. had some showers earlier. they're breaking up, so we should stay dry through the rest of today. there will be couple of cold front. they mainly stay to the north and west, so as long as they stay to the west of us, we will be on the warm side. so 80s again tomorrow, then wednesday, that's our best chance to set some new record highs being, there is a front there, doesn't clear us, stays to the north. then thursday, here comes the next storm system, some clouds will stream in, for thursday afternoon, maybe an isolated shower, this knocks the temperatures back into the 70s, and friday, better chance to see some rain. look at today. up around 80 degrees, lehigh valley, near 70, and the poconos tonight, it is mild, generally in the 60s, to up ear's, could be areas of fog again like we had this morning. and then tomorrow, breaking out into the low 80s, as we get enough sun, could be

reaching the mid 80s in some locations. so this afternoon, it is a warm one, sun, clouds, 08 degrees. tonight stays mild, 64 for the low for center city, then 50's out in the suburbs, and check out this extended forecast, 84 tomorrow. 83 degrees wednesday. that 83 would break the record, back to the mid 70s on thursday, better chance of showers in here friday with highs in the lower 70s, and then typical october temperatures make a return on saturday and sunday, with highs into the mid 60s, so something for everybody on that forecast. it is warm, then cools down again. >> so breaking out the shorts next weekend? >> i never put them away. yes, i'm wear them. >> and i also jumped the gun on turning on the heat. >> ya, ya, right, right. might have to turn the air on. >> that's right. very good. >> we'll be right back. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws...

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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 women. >> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, new trends is wine in a can. >> why it is becoming so popular, and why wine entheusiasts say there is an advantage over bottled wine. that's today at 5:00. well, villanova head basketball coach jay wright found himself in court this morning with our friends, the philly phanatic. don't worry, nova fans, no reason to be alarmed. >> right. both at the juniata kids center for criminal justice helping to kick off juror appreciation week, the five day event will recognize the thousands of citizens to

fulfill their civic duty by serving on just i -- jurist every year. if are one chosen, who knows, you may be seated next to the philly phanatic. >> there he is. >> gasps in the room. >> he apparently took alike to go both joe and myself last friday. >> yes, he d and we repaid him at the metal detector this morning. he pairly got in. word from the courthouse. >> he really gets around. >> he does. >> awesome. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon, for justin, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> eyewitness continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is up next. >> ♪

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