hello, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is off tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in lower providence, with more on that investigation, greg. >> reporter: lower providence police, nicole say they are working to obtain surveillance video of this arson. it likely exists from the home owner's camera or cameras at nearby businesses but right new there are no suspects, and no arrests. lower providence township is a community, where support of police is conspicuous. signs, dot yards, others in front of the local businesses. >> i have a lot of military families. >> reporter: on the banister of one home's porch. >> many police friend as well as fire fighters. >> reporter: once flew two american flags, one with the blue line, the other red line. >> there is a thin blue line and thin red line, and support of our local police and fire tenths. >> reporter: but now they are simply healthed, destroyed

early tuesday morning by an unknown arsonist. >> at first i was really angry. and then i got really sad because i have a child. i have a dog. if this had gone any further are then just the flags on to the poles of the deck we could have been suck in the burning house. potentially tied. >> reporter: lower providence police are investigating and say whoever is responsible lighting flags on fire between 1:30 and 7:00 in the morning. >> they brought in detectives. i see people to check out our cameras. >> reporter: hard lah who lives in the home and does not want to give her last name says she hopes cameras caught those sonsible. >> i understand that there is in equality for women, there is in equalities for blacks, hispanic, in equalities all over, but this is not the way to solve it. >> reporter: she has this message for suspect behind this vandalism. >> i'm not taking them down and i will relays them. keep burning them but they will keep coming back. >> reporter: investigators here tell he, there has been a series of car break ins near

the home where this arson took place, i should say but investigators say those crimes and this arson likely not related. we are live from montgomery county, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right greg, thank you. a small plane crashes in a backyard in lindenwald, camden county. two people aboard were taken to the hospital. this all unfolded in the 500 block of east linden avenue, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at that scene tonight, david? >> reporter: hi there nicole. quite a scene. it has become a spectacle in this lindenwald neighborhood. i want to back out of the way and give you a live picture. you can see the plane is split in two. it will remain here for next several hours. faa is investigating and they will investigate a little while. nicole, i just spoke to the owner of the plane living in maryland. he tells he he rented the plane out for the day. neighbors on linden avenue ran to the scene after hearing about a plane crash in the

backyard. no one was home at the time. >> it makes your heart race, makes you nervous, you know, and anxious, but knowing that everybody was safe and okay made he feel better. >> reporter: sherry wolf grabbed her daughter by the hand to see what happened. according to authorities plane crashed at 1:00 across from the local fire department. >> you get crazy things that happen, but, you know, obviously you don't see too many airplanes, trying to ditch in the residential area right here. >> reporter: two people were upside down and pulled from the single engine airco plane alive. >> when you look at the wreckage we thought the two guys, were completely deceased, but i'm glad they made it out okay. >> reporter: two men were rushed to cooper hospital by helicopter. >> we're fortunate in the fact that it didn't strike any house, it looks like it came between, you know, about four homes, kind of a diagnal, struck trees and ended up on the ground.

>> reporter: authority are not releasing the name of those two men inside the plane but own shore lives in maryland said plane was part of the flight school in maryland, one man rented it for the day, picked up another friend locally. they crash. i spoke to the home owner who said she was stunned when she got back from work. she had no warning there would be a plane in her yard. we will have more tonight from her coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. nicole and ukee, back to you. >> thank you. unionized faculty members at four state universities in pennsylvania are manning picket lines tonight, five of those schools are in our area. and now many classes at the schools, serving more than 100,000 students are grinding to a halt. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden spent the day at west chester university, one of the local schools impacted. >> reporter: good evening to you. union says this is unchartered territory, never before have have professors walked out of the classroom but in the end, many observers will say it is the students who stand to lose the most. >> what do we want. >> fair contract. >> when do we want it.

>> now. >> reporter: while many students have their professors back some really want to know how did it get this far. >> it is annoying that they cannot figure out anything because they have had so much time do it. >> reporter: proves on are haven't had a contract in 15 months. the state's final best offer fell short of the health care and salary expectations, as well as some issues with curriculum, including adjunct professors. negotiations collapsed tuesday night, professors at 14 pennsylvania universities walked out at 5:00 o'clock wednesday morning. >> i will remember this, absolutely. i think it is important to stand up for what you think you should fight for and that is what i'm learning here. >> reporter: west chester university union spokesmen says talks with the the state were moving along at a slow pace. >> we have had 15 months to just so little progress that we decided to strike. that should tell you how little has been happening. >> reporter: west chester and other schools pledged to work with students who are by the way paying full tuition while the strike is underway.

>> our main objective is to headache sure that our students get their credits and get education that they came here for. >> reporter: my my parents know about this. >> yes. >> reporter: few hundreds students joined their professors on the picket line. union has knowledge, they have heard from lots of angry moms and dads. >> i don't know how they would feel about this protest, but i would hope that they understand i know my education is important and i want best teachers and that they are treated fairly. >> reporter: there is no time limittation on how long proves offers can remain outside the classroom but governor as well as others have urged both sides to get back to the negotiating table. in west chester, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and keep it here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the strike, you can get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. well, tonight, some people who live in the rittenhouse square neighborhood where that man was shot in the park last night, say that they are not advised by the violence. "eyewitness news" reporterral sand that hoff is live at

central detectives where police and family members of the teenage suspect are now urging him to surrender, alex. >> reporter: that is right. police say this family is fully cooperating, they are not releasing the that i am at this point because he is under the age of 18. rittenhouse square regained its normal appearance and residents were breathing some relief in learning that last night's shooting in the square was not random. >> it is a situation that the two individuals that were initially, the complaintants of the robbery and victims of the robbery, they know, the 17 year-old. >> reporter: police identified and issued a warrant for one of the two suspects that they say approached two people that they knew in an attempted robbery at fun point around 9:30 p.m. investigators say that when a good samaritan interrupted and tried to wrestle the gun away, a 17 year-old suspect shot him five times. >> this is second time something like this happened already, first time the guy got stabbed back there.

>> reporter: that good samaritan well known in the area for selling water bottles is now recovering at the hospital. >> i see him usually on saturday. >> reporter: long time resident gaylen dejohn says the incident solidifies what she says as a lack of police restens and increased leniency with drug use in the square. >> take a deep breath right now. i mean my kids grew up in this park. i grew up in this park. i don't bring them. >> reporter: park is public and equipped with six security cameras, those with eyewitnesses who recognize the suspect assisted police in tracking down the alleged shooter. now as we mentioned before there were two young men involved in this robbery turned shooting. police say they are still looking for a second suspect but their priority has remained on this shooter, and at this hour they are hoping he will come here tonight and turn himself in. reporting live from outside central detectives i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thanks for the

update. new jersey governor chris christie will appear before a judge to answer for a citizens complaint about the bridge gate scandal. the governor is scheduled to appear in hackensack november between the their. complaint was brought by former teaneck fire fighter william brennan. it alleged christie failed to order subordinate toss least open access lane to the george washington bridge. christie has denied any wrongdoing and has not been charged. two former aids are on trial in this matter. it is debate night here on cbs-3. hillary clinton and donald trump are facing off in their third, final presidential debate of the campaign. nominees will meet at university of nevada in las vegas. clinton will get first question tonight and experts predict fire works will fly soon afterward. latest national poll shows clinton is ahead by nine points in the a four way race. well known political activist on both sides of the aisle debated the issues, in philadelphia today. donna brazil interim chair of the democratic national committee and ana navarro

republican strategies went head to head in the pennsylvania convention center. >> we should not have in our country a conversation about black lives matter verse whole lives hatter. we cannot be in this taking side. >> people are selling themselves short by, you know, by their own system and surround yourself with just enjoy life and diversity. >> the debate took lays during the court net global 2016 global summit. don't forget you can watch tonight's presidential debate live at 9:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. then stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11:00 for local reaction from voters. family photo the graphs are priceless and it this south jersey family is hoping to reunite another family with their lost memories. >> wedding pictures were my favorite. >> thousands of photographs captured on a memory card were lost in new york city, how one

local family is on the mission to solve this memory mystery. also christmas village is leaving love arc why this popular holiday shopping test continue nation is moving, and where you can find it this year, kate. it won't be long until we need to bundle up and head to the christmas village. we have cold air on the way after record breaker to take cool air in can inadequacies ace moving down for the weekend. i'll tell you when it gets here and how chilly, i

vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave 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 women.

south jersey woman is hoping to reunite a memory card with the rightful own their contains more than 2,000 pictures including wedding photos. >> she spoke with "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan about her mission to save what are, for now, lost memories. >> it is envious, i want to travel world now. >> reporter: tammy from dennis township is seeing world through another person's eyes, rather their photos. she is just trying to help by figuring out who owns this memory card. last week even while her family was on a mini vacation in new york city her husband chris spotted this card in the middle of traffic near 9/11 memorial. >> there is a whole bunch of traffic come so i crossed, went back, picked up sd card and put it in my pocket and i told him would i wait until we

got home to see what was on the card. >> reporter: card has almost 2,000 photos, mostly taken in europe. some captured sites, other special moments, correctively they are clues about where mystery own has been and people he or she knows. >> these are the ones that i thought they had to have known the person because they are quite intimate pictures. >> reporter: she posted these wedding photos on sunday night and hope someone might recognize bride and groom. the hundreds of people shared her posts but three days later still no card owner. >> so beautiful. >> reporter: she gets dialysis seven days a week because she's in full kidney failure and has been on a transplant last for five years. she's going out of her way to help someone else will result in her own good fortune. >> i want to return this to the rightful owner because it is family memories and i know what my memories mean to me. >> reporter: she says she has been contacted by several professionals that want to look at data on the picture file and give her more information to solve this flash card photo mystery.

in dennis township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will keep you up to date. philadelphia tradition returns to the schuylkill river for its forty-sixth year. schuylkill regatta is set to take place on the river october 29th and 30th. iconic rowing event will include more than 5800 competitors from cities all around the nation and world. two new award have been interest tuesdayed to the competition this year. they are the mayor's cup, and an award named in honor of the late former philadelphia police commissioner john timmeney. well, popular christmas village market in philadelphia is moving to a new home this holiday season. it will set up shop at city hall courtyard. market's usual home love park is undercover trucks. christmas village will open up on thanksgiving. number of stories over there, and you just feel the spirit. >> i love it there. >> great time of the year. >> smell eggnog. >> is it good. >> beautiful. >> it doesn't feel like winter or fall right thousand. >> not at all.

>> no, not at all. >> i'm over it. >> i am over it but, we have said not too hot for me. if i was on the beach with the my feet in the sand maybe i would feel differently. really. but things are changing and changing quickly as we head in the weekend. speaking of a beach day take a look, earlier today in ocean city, a lot of people were taking advantage of the warm temperatures by sitting in the sand and, if you were feeling adventurous walking along the surf dipping their toes in the water. ocean water is chilly. the not good for, you know, a full immersion kind of dip but put your toes in and not very often you can do this in late october. if i had day off and lived close enough would i pack high chairs up and do exactly had those folks are doing. what a beautiful day for it. here's a look at what is going on storm scan 3a few seeds of change zone across hid west. there are severe thunderstorms across indiana and illinois

tonight. we are not expecting severe wet here but we will see showers as that moved towards us tomorrow. tomorrow not as sunny and beautiful as past few days have been but it is well a have above average. in fact close to a record again tomorrow. today we will completely obliterated the record. record was 80. we got up to 86 in philadelphia. 20 degrees above average. current temperature still at 84 degrees. seventy-eight in reading. eighty-two in wilmington. seventy-five in wildwood. but we are heading back to fall, this front sweeps through friday night and into saturday and all this cold air, blue, purple across northeastern canada, that cold air is being brought southward and wind will pick up as well especially saturday afternoon. wind could gust over 30 miles an hour and that will make our highs they are 60. feel shore like the 40's. future weather will time out these showers moving in. it is not a wash out, here's tomorrow at 8:00ah, cloud, a few scattered syringe also. that will be the case much of

the day. not a lot of sunshine but a few breaks, cannot rule out a shower anytime. friday starts off with just some clouds, showers mainly stay to the west, here's 1:00 p.m. we may see sun on try and friday evening and friday night when showers approach. they may hang out for first part of the saturday and then clear out and that is when cold comes in once we get rain out of here. tomorrow at 3:00 a.m. it will feel like 77. friday another warm day as showers hold off until evening. may feel like upper 70's again. watch saturday 8:00ah still showers around feeling like lower 50's. these numbers are supposed to go up? they to opposite as cold air comes in at 2:00 saturday afternoon, look what it feels like 44 degrees, feeling like 31 this mount pocono, on saturday afternoon, big, big change, completelitive rent from what we have been feeling so get ready, you will need coat, blanket and light a fire on the tire lays saturday afternoon or evening, saturday

night plans in the city, it will feel like the slap in the face after how chilly or how warm it has been. it will be really tough with that win sat toews afternoon. sunday better, more sunshine, less wind and next week looking good with highs in the 60's but yeah i know you are not loving that. >> rough. >> walk out in the win. >> she's telling it how it is. >> yes. >> you need to be ready. >> yes. >> all right guys, we will talk football, from one rookie to another what carson wentz is saying about his body guard, big v, we will have the latest and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary.

i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania.

the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. talking about big v. >> that is right. >> big v. >> that is what they call him. >> that is right. >> he will to better this week. >> is there only one way to go. >> i'm hoping they will all do better. >> right here, that is expert analysis. >> yes. >> you know how saying goes at first you don't succeed, try, try again that is what the eagles are doing at right tackle. fifth round rookie halapoulivaati vaitai will get another crack at playing and starting, once again, he was overwhelmed by washington and pro debut sunday but head coach doug pederson says he has full confidence in big v, he thinks he will get job done. >> he got better as the game went on, we had other break

downs, you know, offensively other than big v, so i feel comfortable with him going again this week. >> you can tell in the second half i thought he did some good things. obviously first half he was getting jitters out and he would say same thing but he did good things in the second half. as an offense and team we have confidence in him going toward. >> there it is, vote have of confidence. lets go to the ice, day of rest for flyers. they arrived in philadelphia around 3:00ah after losing this chicago last night. game was ridiculous. it is cra, they trailed four to throwing. tied it up. they eventually lost seven-four. they lost michael rafl to an ab injury missing ten to 14 days. overall, flyers are one-one-one and they will host anaheim in tomorrow's home opener. >> we came through a real tough road trip, you know, okay and that is what it is. it is not the results ultimately that we wanted

after winning game one out in l.a. but in saying that it is early in the year we will take three out of the six points, hoff forward, learn from it, get better and make sure we're ready for our home game. >> today i chatted with flyers gm ron hextall what is shore important winning now or building for the future. we have talk about that. how much to they his legendary ed snider. how often do people ask him about the epic on ice fights, from his playing days, my one on one with hexy tomorrow night after thursday night footba

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a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood,

just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. well, today the philadelphia music alliance, induct five new members in the walk of fame along avenue of the arts. >> for the first time, all of this years inductees represent jazz hughes i can. inductees are bennie goldson, christian mcbride, joey difrancesco and radio broadcaster bob perkins. for 30 years the philadelphia music alliance has been honoring those in the music industry with ties to philadelphia. congratulations. thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg. cw philly and we will be back here on cbs first three at

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