news" goes beyond the walls of the montgomery county jail, where she will serve her sentence and officials say former pennsylvania attorney general will be treated like all other inmates. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live outside montgomery county correctional facility with a exclusive look at life on the inside, joe. >> reporter: jessica, ukee, good evening. at this point right now kathleen kane got about a two hour taste of what life is like behind these walls, it is expected that she will go into segregated population but we did get a look at women's ward if she chooses to go that route. kathleen kane was to roll role dice and choose to spend her time in general population she would live here for first month. this is u2, women's wing of the montgomery county corrections fat it is. in take area as it is called was cold, full of stainless steel surfaces, bunk beds and

fluorescent lighting. >> this is not shawshank redemption it is in the like tv, you know, we are professionals here. >> reporter: on our exclusive tour of the prison we saw about a dozen inmates doing odd jobs, sweeping, mopping, kane could land one of those jobs if she chose general population but that is unlikely according to arguments about her safety made by her lawyers. in interviews with prison officials we have learned kane can choose protective custody but those inmates are significantly limited in what they can do. >> with protective custody type classification she would have capability to come out during the course of her day and this were going head count. >> reporter: kane was here after her ten to 23 month sentens was landed down. it took her family 45 minutes to raise the 75 grand to bail her out. inmates said this area chatted about it and were confused how kane managed to be released. county judge presiding allowed it while kane's appeal thinks

motion. breakfast at jail is at 5:00 a.m. lunch was chicken stir fry, time in the yard or at gym happens several times a week. kane is isn't this first high profile convict. the once an inmate is settled in the days usually roll by quietly. >> good day is when we have no incidents. the that is what we like to have. uneventful boring day. >> reporter: a lot of insiders say criminal justice and law enforcement say it is a rare occurrence that a sentence, convict has not yet started her prison term. that is the case right now as kane's appeal moves forward. as for most difficult part insiders say first 30 days the blackout period where there are no visits from family, no phone calls, and it is complete and total isolation. live from eagleville montgomery county joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". charges have been filed against a teenage suspect in the shooting at rittenhouse

square park. this is the suspect 17 year-old man, who surrendered to authorities saturday and facing numerous charges including attempted murder. on october 18th police say he opened fire on a good samaritan trying to stop him from committing a robbery. that good samaritan was shot multiple times and is now recovering. two suspects from dover delaware were killed in an armed standoff with police in maryland this morning. it unfolded at new eastern inn on ease pull ascy highway on the delaware maryland border. brandon jones and cecily porter were fugitives. they were wanted on felony gun charges, in connection with the delaware shooting. police say officers were forced to open fire where the suspect brandished handguns and refused to drop them. the weapons turnout to be bee bee guns. no one else was hurt. october chillies moving in the region prompting a freeze warning for on is areas, meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck and kate, whipping wind have of change are coming our way.

>> they are indeed. i can feel it outside right thousand. it is a breezy, cool day now that the sunnies poised to drop below, it is beautiful. i will post photo on facebook and twit tore see for yourself a beautiful sunset giving way to a very cold, mainly clear night as temperatures head to the 30's. lets look at temperatures right now, it is already chilly 48 in allentown. forty-nine in reading. 53 degrees in philadelphia we only got to 56 today which makes it 8 degrees below average. our low tonight in philadelphia, 38. that will lead to the coldest night since last april but we are not even in the colder spot. look at these numbers waking up tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. lancaster, reading, allah even town all at or pea low freezing and in the 40's and 50's tomorrow. in the purple is freeze warning, blue is frost advisory. coming up i'll break down what each area means and we will talk about rain and maybe even a few snow flakes heading our way later this week. for now back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. cooler temperatures there

has been a spike in the number of respiratory illness necessary our area. >> tonight new help for some of the 50 million people who suffer with chronic sinus infections which can be bad this time of the year. >> health reporter here now to explain the new sin us. >> reporter: very cool new technology, similar to the stint for the heart. first of its kind implant is being used for a larger group of patient whose need surgery for chronic sinus infections. >> barbara, can finally, smell coffee and enjoy, how it tastes. >> i feel amazing. i feel like a brand new person. >> reporter: barbara who lives in allentown has suffered with chronic sin us infections for years and her family took funny photos but the congestion was no joke. >> i could not taste, smell, i just was tired, just felt like book on my face all the time. >> reporter: even a trip to it thely was misery, medications

didn't work, so she finally turn to doctor nyquist at jefferson hospital. >> how have you been feeling. >> wonderful. absolutely amazing wonderful. >> reporter: good. barbara had sin us surgery in september that included this implant called propel, a stint that contains a steroid, a slowly released anti-inflammatory. >> this is how you deliver the device. implant comes out toward end of the piece. >> reporter: this animation from the maker of propel shows it props open the sin us. >> slowly dissolves over six weeks and during that time it slowly has a steroid to help keep swelling down and prevents score formation. >> it is great apparatus, and very exciting. >> reporter: barbara said there was postoptive stuffiness but she felt better fast and was enjoying her favorites. >> a week later, i went and had best tomato soup, cheese sandwiches, i'm thrilled, thrilled. >> reporter: barbara says for the first time she's looking forward to traveling without pain. now sin us implant is designed

to put patients like her with a history of complicated sinus troubles who also need surgery. she said after she had that implant she didn't feel it at all. >> isn't that amazing. >> that is great. >> yes, sure. >> to be gone like that. >> beautiful. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. there are new developments in the bridge gate trial, bridget kelly, new jersey governor chris christie former deputy of staff, underwent cross-examination. a e-mail she sent saying time for some traffic problems in fort lee unquote referred to a traffic study, not a retaliation plot. kelly and former port authority executive bill baroni are charge for allegedly closing lanes to the george washington bridge to punish a democratic mayor who did not endorse governor christie's reelection. in campaign 2016 it is sprint to the finish line for can states in the hotly contested race for u.s. senate the in pennsylvania. incumbent republican senator pat toomey was in northeast philadelphia today where he kick off a two day road trip across pennsylvania. he discussed his plans to

make the country a safer more prosperous place to live. meantime democratic challenger katie mcginty is seeking out more endorsements. mcginty campaign announced 55 mayors from cities and towns across pennsylvania signed a letter endorsing mcginty. today they say she's only candidate in the race that will fight for working families. tomorrow massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will campaign with mcginn any pittsburgh. in the presidential race donald trump is concentrating on a big issue rising health care cost. republican nominee campaigned in florida today. new governmental report shows obama care premiums are set to rise an average of 22 percent. trump told supporters he will repeal and replace the nation's health care laws. democratic nominee hillary clinton is also campaigning in florida today, like pennsylvania, it is a critical battle ground state. the clinton defended obama care and says it can be fix. her campaign says she has a plan to make health insurance more affordable. hillary clinton leads donald trump in five points in the latest national poll.

we are now only two weeks away from election day, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, of campaign 2016. when buying or selling a home there are a lot of things that have to be considered. >> but what about if the house is haunted. just in time for halloween, do homeowners to have disclose their house is haunted in order to sell. we will look at the laws, in the delaware valley. vittoria? >> well, that is scary. you might be scared, intrigue, curious in, awe with a neuvirth you'll reality exhibit here at franklin institute, we will have have more on the hallow deck next, hi there pat. >> hi tori. the season begins tomorrow for 76ers and one player will to have wait a few weeks because of another knee surgery. um-hmm. and, back to work, for jay wright and his crew today, was media day for villanova wildcats, hear from the two returning stars there last years championship team coming

owhat we value, how we treato others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself?

our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. halloween is on monday, so here is a spooky question. >> do you think your property is haunted? you want to sell it. >> well, you have to disclose it to a potential buyer. >> john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio found out what you need to know.

>> paranormal investigators are more popular then ever, rebecca and her teammates of spirit of pa gets calls from all another the region that use gadgets of all kind to determine if a property may be haunted. >> they want to us figure out what is going honor they are out. >> reporter: there are things going bump in the night or day the team tries to help. >> we work with priests, we work with, you know, and spirits of all kind,. >> reporter: ghosts or real people. >> those are the contractors. >> one home owner tells us that she's just so creeped out with what is going on inside her house, that she doesn't want to stay there anymore, she wants to move and she's declining an on camera interview because she just doesn't want anybody to know. >> the place could be haunted by a previous resident who may have left the earth in a tragic way. in some states you have to disclose on paper if there was a murder or suicide on the property, but what about our area we will catch up with keith boston of remax, he is

license in the tri-state. >> in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, you do not have to disclose, if there was a murder, suicide in the property. if asked by a buyer directly then you should honestly answer that question. >> reporter: people have attempted to sue in the past but to no avail. who knows, paranormal presence could work in the seller's favor. >> you might have a handfull of buyers over here who won't touch that property but handful over here that is right up their alley. >> reporter: john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you are like no. >> i'm in the cluster of, no thanksy was thinking of the conquering. >> my gosh. >> yes. >> all right. >> get ready for an experience like no other, tonight franklin institute is transforming your trip to the museum. >> our vittoria woodill joins us live with the debut of the franklin institute's neuvirth you'll reality platform. tell us all about it. >> reporter: could i tell you you someone said to me, tori you heard of vr? virtual reality. i'm so not the in the the

know. the franklin institute wants to get you in the the know in virtual, and like my man here traveling through the bloodstream as speeds all not only things that can teach you something but also enhance the virtual reality experience that you are now offering here at the franklin institute. i want to introduce everybody to larry, president and ceo of the franklin institute. what makes this such a great experience for your patrons to come by and experience. >> i think when you come in you will see the greatest virtual reality technology out there right now. so we have ht cv i, and what they will be able to do is go to the bottom of the ocean. they will go out in space. they will do things that you normally can't do and feel immersed in that experience. >> i can see that even behind us here they are into different things. you can write images and word and set in between the lines. >> that is exactly right. one of the institute is men

for is immerse i have interactive experiences and virtual reality takes that to a new level. here at the institute everybody can come participate and be engaged in that. we are really excited about it. >> reporter: debuting to the public tomorrow. >> debuts tomorrow. we have a great virtual reality library on a new app we are launching and in all of our exhibits, the brain, the heart, space command there is virtual reality programming activities the in there as well. well. >> reporter: well, you guys need to get here tomorrow. you guys, i will try to put that on and last time i put it on i was smack around by a whale tail, you will know what i mean if you come to the franklin institute. >> that looks like fun. >> my goodness. >> be careful. >> thanks, vittoria. >> have fun. >> been a long way. >> i always think about how these people walk around with iphones and think in ten years we will be walking around with those goggles. >> yes. >> yes. >> what do you see in the

future young lady. >> well, in my virtual reality goggles i see cold air, and snow flakes, maybe for some. you will to have drive far north, or virtual reality. you can go to the franklin institute. lets talk about the cold. i was actually out there thinking i'm not sure if this jacket is warm enough. tonight or tomorrow once sun goes down temperatures really drop, and you'll feel a chill tomorrow morning like we have not felt since last april. lets look outside, there was a beautiful evening just a few clouds, and everything all lit up in bethlehem northampton county. our camera at hotel bethlehem. everything looks good. if you are out walking around heading out the to grab dinner in the the christmas city, bundle up, it is chilly especially north and west of philadelphia storm scan three is clear, we have had a few clouds today as that colder air aloft made it from the north and west. you can see how cold that air is. snow is falling across northern new england. we will see a little snow from

mainly poconos on northward later in the week. snow lovers don't get too excited we will not see any here in philadelphia but sign have of change as we head toward november. here are your warnings and advisories frost advisory what youe in lieu, philadelphia and nearby suburbs, cape may county and southern delaware. purple surrounding that is a free warning and reason poconos is not included because they have had their season and you don't need freeze warning when you have had one. the mostly they are not seeing it yet and freeze warning means that lows will be near or pea low 32 degrees. coldest right around sunrise. expect frost and sensitive plants, these will be killed outside tonight basically in the freeze warning area protect them bring them inside but this does mean likely end of the growing season. frost advisory means low temperatures in the low to mid 30's. we will see 38 in philadelphia not quite cold enough foresees on ending freeze, definitely cold enough for frost and may need to scrape off your windshield tomorrow morning. tomorrow dry day watch what happened as this system moves

in on thursday could produce snow at the outset thursday morning in the poconos, possibly even some sleet and freezing rain, for city, it is mainly afternoon into thursday night and it is all rain could get heavy overnight thursday night into friday and then we will clear it out friday and we should keep it mainly clear to the weekend. looking at a third of an inch to half inch of rain across vast majority of the area overnight cold, cold night, long time. areas of frost. 38 degrees tonight. cold start and not much warmer in the afternoon despite sunshine and 54. we have changes, that cold rain on thursday, friday clears out quickly at 58 and then we can even, october warm up, 68 degrees on sunday and chance warmer sunday. we could be in the 70's sunday and halloween 60's looking good. >> really good. >> thanks, kate. >> pat gallen is here and up next with sports. >> remember when cleveland was laughing stock of the sports world. well, tonight they celebrate in more than one way, we will explain. plus sixers are back tomorrow night to kick off

their season with the thunder, one player will not be joining them, we will tell you who that is in

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. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence,

then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. how cow top a game winning last second shot? you try to to it again, of course. villanova wildcats are back to the drawing board, and their season draws near, but today, with media day outside on the

main line returning seniors chris jenkins and josh hart go for a repeat this year. now they have lost ryan arcidiacono and daniel ochefu but they are not looking back. >> no, it is already behind us. we're focused here. we have a lot of things that we're working on and we will continue to get better at. we have a good team here. we want to be best team we can be wye end of the year. >> once again we will get better. this team has a desire, passion for this game, competitive edge, like in other, so, you know, we know what we have to do. >> last years ten win team, distant memory as sixers kick off season tomorrow night with two center pieces continually in the the fold. sixers got ready for the thunder today over in camden and finally we will see joel embiid and dario saric in meaningful games but we will not see nerlens noel who was out after minor knee surgery. nonetheless they will have jahlil okafor back on the court as he returns, that

sidelined him last year. >> nervous, excited, you know, it is always fun. it is a debut for myself since i have in the played so long. we have a good team. a lot of aspects to our game. we're ready to show what we can do. >> ukee, want wait for that. >> flyers returning to home ice after three-one loss to montreal last night. sabres are in town for 7:30 start and orange and black will be without forward michael rafl moved to the injured reserve. radko gudas returns after a six game suspension. tonight it begins, for two teams that haven't won a world series for a combined 179 seasons, it is game one between cubs and indians in cleveland and right across the street from progressive field, quicken loans arena where lebron james and cavilers will be presented with their world championship rings. so quite a night for

cleveland, no longer the laughing stock of the sports world. >> no, no, no. >> yes. indeed. >> joel embiid and okafor doing that twin towers offense. >> good things that for those who wait for sixthers. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. showing their school spirit and important message to go witt, we will be r hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for

women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and families have been the passion of my life and they will be the heart of my presidency. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. when government bureaucrats refused to approve 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.

like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty

and i approve this message. delaware county students showed their school spirit and kick off of red ribbon week. >> ♪ >> they were jamming, the student at springton lake school in media held a pep rally with toy promote red ribbon week. it encourage toes make good life choices and stay drug free. i was guest speak tore day. students pledged to say no to drugs and yes to life. they are going to take that message out of that gym and in the neighborhoods in every day life. great time today, over there. >> i love school assembly. >> introduced me, gentlemen who introduced me was a former rap around teen that was on my show years ago. >> no kidding. >> doing very well. great time. >> memories. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley is next. take care family we will see

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