>> reporter: jessica and ukee in both cases police have good surveillance video to go on, and, the investigators rather identified the suspect in that union league theft. surveillance video captured acts of vaned limbs and theft in two philadelphia institutions. first happened just a after 3:00 a.m. monday at union league. police say 50 year-old reginald phillips ripped a 6-foot section of practices railing from the iconic staircase in front of the building and than ran off of it. >> that piece of metal was sold at one of the scrap yard. from a that they developed more information that led them to this individual that we took a photo of today. >> reporter: while police search for phillips they are on the the look out for several people who crash a red 2016 toyota a rav floor in front of the boyds just before 4:00 tuesday morning. >> we are looking at six or seven individual that you see that toyota pull up first and make a, half u turn backing in the store. >> reporter: video shows several people coming out of the silver 2012 mercedes s350

and come out with some $50,000 in stolen merchandise. police say that red rav4 should have significant back end damage. if you know whereabouts of phillips or any of the men seen in the surveillance video police want to hear from you. for now we are live from police headquarters i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another crime caught on surveillance video and this one a man was caught on camera taking a watch from display case at perfect time jewelry store, at third and south last friday. they started 45 minutes browsing but when workers became occupied with other customers he swiped the watch, if you recognize that suspect call the police. police need your help in solving this crime, also caught on surveillance camera police say suspect entered 55th street deli market in west philadelphia and grabbed an employee around the neck and then assaulted him with a gun. the suspect took an unthone amount of money from the register and ran away. call police if you have any

information. strike deadline looms next week emergency contract talks continue between septa and members of the transport workers union. the members of the twu are set to walk off the job on monday night. a move that could effect transportation of more than 800,000 people a day. union represents almost 5,000 bus, trolley and subway workers. two side remain farrah part on several issues, including health care, and pensions, we spoke with septa this afternoon. >> we're thinking that if people work with their employers now, they could advance an how to get to and from their current locations, and, at that point that is going to help a great deal. >> reporter: septa put out a service interruption guide on its web site. our joe holden will have more on the labor talks and possible strike tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. rain is on the the way and some of us could see a little bit of snow. meteorologist kate bilo live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when wet weather will arrive.

kate, who might see snow flakes. >> it doesn't look like rain is anywhere close right now, sun has peak out once again, should be a beautiful sunset tonight. we have cloud trying to filter in and reflection off of those should make for a gorgeous sunset this evening but change is on the the way and with cold air pretty firmly entrenched across our area, we could see freezing rain and snow flakes especially in the poconos tomorrow morning. the here's temperatures right now you can see why we're concerned about the poconos, look at how cold it is there, 38 degrees, only 48 in allentown. allentown dropped in the 20's in the morning. fifty-two in philadelphia our morning low and forecast for 38 degrees this morning. very chilly. storm scan three shows just a few cloud pushing in but you can see rain just starting to move into northwestern pennsylvania. there is snow up across the great lakes states and that is the weather that we will be seeing tomorrow. mainly in the the afternoon, in the form of rain for philadelphia but there is a freezing rain advisory for carbon and monroe counties, that goes until 11:00 tomorrow morning.

we will talk more about the slippery start to the poconos and time out which commute will be impact by rain and weekend warm up, that is good news, coming up when i join you you inside, back to you. tonight bucks county is again, stop on the campaign trail in the battle will for pennsylvania. democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is rallying supporters, and telling them to to get out to the polls. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us live from newtown with more details, greg. >> reporter: kaine spoke to a group of 300 people here at bucks county community college, he talked policy at points, he also of course made some dig as begins trump but his real mission was to get people out to vote this november the eighth. >> wow, fantastic. >> reporter: in front of the 300 people. >> i want to talk about what is at stake, what we stand for. >> reporter: senator tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate. >> women should get paid equally for equal work. >> reporter: social security. >> we have to protect it and we have to defend it. >> reporter: and education. >> cost of college, you

shouldn't have to mortgage your future in this country to have a future. >> reporter: make no mistake kaine is in bucks county wednesday trying to galvanize support for hillary clinton and turn pennsylvania blue this november the eighth. >> you are the keystone state and you are key to this win, absolutely. >> reporter: recent poll by franklin and marshall college has clinton up five and a six to seven points in pa but kaine says nothing is certain until final votes are tallied. >> you cannot take anything for granted. >> reporter: experts and pol stores consider our state vital for national win, so we see multiple campaign stops from both candidates and their surrogates over the past few you months. >> thank you everybody. >> reporter: including one from trump himself last week, same town just a few miles away. >> november 8th, get out and vote, get out and vote. >> right here. >> reporter: for those gathered here wednesday. >> i thought he was very articulate, expressive. >> reporter: voting is top priority in less than two weeks. >> we need to get everybody out to vote. this is a scary election.

>> you guys are a check make safe. if we win here we're going to win. >> reporter: one topic kaine did not speak about this afternoon is obama care and rising health care premiums that are affecting not only this state the but folks around the country. republican party here in pennsylvania releasing a statement it read in part quote after being lied to by obama a care supporters, pennsylvania's health care premiums will rise bias much as 33 percent. tim kaine's support for obama care and dangers it posed to the health care of pennsylvania families shows why clinton/kaine is wrong for pennsylvania live from bucks county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also hillary clinton is celebrating her 69th birthday on the campaign trail in florida. crowd in lake worth sang happy birth the day to the democratic nominee. laterrer she urged support tours take advantage of the early voting in the sunshine state. clinton also accused donald trump of tearing the nation apart. >> i don't think most

americans want the the dark, divisive change that donald is offering. mass deportation toss rip apart families a repeal of gun free school zones on day one, going back to the days when insurance companies could discriminate against everybody not just people on the affordable care act exchanges, but everyone of us. >> clinton's staff surprised her with the cake to celebrate her birthday. meanwhile donald trump took a short break from the campaign trail to tend to some business. trump cut ribbon at his new luxury hotel in washington d.c. trump international hotel was less than a mile from the white house. good news for the republican nominee latest poll in florida shows trump edge is a head of clinton. >> today is a metaphor for what we can accomplish for this country. now i want to give back to the country which i love so much and has been good to me. i want to go in the inner cities, the poor rural communities and the failing

schools and i want to work on a national the plan of revitalization. >> trump is campaigning in north carolina it this. man dressed as a construction worker vandalized trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame this morning and it was all caught on video. man used a sledge hammer and pick ax to destroy the star n word whether police caught up with the vandal. walk of fame officials are replacing it. it was originally unveiled in 2007. excitement is building, election day will be here in just 13 days. keep it right here, we will have all of the tea tails leading up to it. >> you know it. big night for sixers fans, it is home opener. >> the city is pump, ready to go. lets get to cbs-3 sports director don bell, who is at wells fargo center right new to break it down, for us, here you go db, this is it. >> proverbial calm before the storm here all workers are here are getting the arena ready for action here tonight. they are getting set to take on oklahoma city thunder

tonight in a nationally televised game at 8:00 p.m. new era for sixers basketball. we have said that. but they have drafted ben simmons. he is injury. he will not play. he will miss several months before we see him but joel embiid will make his debut tonight, i feel like we have been talking about this guy forever that is because maybe we have. drafted number three overall in 2014, injuries have kept him off the cortez specially to his lower extremities, and his foot more specifically, and he talked bit and he is ready to role role. >> it is getting easier. >> unaudible. >> big joel embiid, we cannot wait to see him play tonight. he has been tearing it up in the preseason, very promising

player for sixers. now coming up later in sports we will talk about the team that play as cross the street the philadelphia eagles as they get set to take on dallas cowboys sunday night. coming to you live from the wells fargo center i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, don, appreciate it. bridge gate trial is coming to a close, find out what you can expect this week, when we come right back. in plant at remote control can help people battling chronic pain, stephanie stahl explains in tonight's healthwatch. some of the florida's citrus crops are being destroyed what is causing the problem and when we could see effects at the grocery store, plus this. >> ♪ bad romance >> lady gaga james corden and car pool karaoke, gaga putting her own spin on the segme

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trial. the defense rested after more questions of bridget kelly a former top aid to governor christie. she testified that the governor may have known about the lane closures near the bridge well before they were put into effect. christie has not been charged and said he only found about the closures weeks after they happened. kelly and former port authority executive bill baroni are facing charge helps in this scandal. fire fighters pulled a woman from her burning chester county home but he did not make it. the flames swept through a home on the 1300 block of south birmingham home in birmingham township. authorities say that fire fighters found six five-year old bonnie lynn hall unresponsive on the first floor just after 11:00 last night. fire fighters were forced to bring in water tankers who get that fire under control while investigation is ongoing, authorities say that the fire is not being considered, suspicious. authorities are investigating the cause of this two alarm fire in hatboro, montgomery county. chopper three over the scene on the west county line road, fire fighters responded to a call for a fire in the the

roof around 11:30 this morning. it was placed under control, and. six residents are recovering from smoke inhalation after a fire at the bentley senior living community, on route 130 in pennsauken. fortunately none of the cases are considered life threatening. it doesens were forced out of the building around 8:00 this morning and they are back inside, right now. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that tire. we have a few auto recalls to tell but now. first up, subaru is recalling more than 100,000 of its top selling models because of the problem with the air pump that could make it over heat and possibly catch fire. the affected vehicles are 2007 to 2009 legacy and out back, 2008 and 20140 impressa, and forrester. ford is also recalling, more than 400,000 older suv to fix

fuel leaks h this recall covers certain 2010 to 2012 ford escape and 2010 to on 2011 mercury mariner with three leather flex fuel engine. fuel supply part can crack and leak gasoline, that can cause a fire. also, toyota is recalling, more cars, over to cat the a air bags. this effects another 5.8 million toyota's worldwide. these air bags have been known to explode, and spray shrapnel and the problem is linked to 11 deaths, in the united states, and hundreds of injuries all around the world. this latest recall brings the total number of affect toyota vehicles to more than 23 million. lets look at the forecast with kate. you have been looking at the some rain, some lower temperatures in spots. >> yes. >> it was cold this morning. >> yes. >> many spots were in the the 20's, this morning, a very, very frosty start and now we're tracking rain. thing you have to worry about when we have cold temperature and then rain coming in on the cold is freezing rain. >> here we go. >> and ice and snow. >> it looks like one part of

the area will be impact and you have to head far north to find that. that is the poconos, early tomorrow morning but could get very slippery, so if your traveling take you up that direction please be safe. we will show what you could happen in the poconos. the rest of us we're worried about some rain that could slow things down on the roads but we need rain. it is not all bad news. the lets take a look outside and we will take you out to a beautiful shot looking live from the camden side, over toward ben franklin bridge and cities sky line in the backdrop. you can he see a few clouds have started to push in this afternoon, and that is kind of the bringing the arrival of the next storm system that will bring us the threat for mainly rain tomorrow, and then a little ice and snow in our further northern areas. but it is a beautiful evening in cape may courthouse. here's live neighborhood network shot, 51 degrees. sunset color already starting in the the sky there. it is a beautiful, clear afternoon. here's a least cap of our morning lows today. look at how chilly, it got. 25 degrees this morning in quakertown. twenty-six in allentown, pottstown i should say.

twenty-seven in allentown. the mount holly got down to 29. wilmington and atlantic city both sub freezing this morning. so a hard freeze for many spots and that is why there is no freeze warning again tonight because we have talk bit is mainly for plants. agricultural thing. once you have a hard freeze you don't get any more freeze warnings. we could still have one for philadelphia as we have not dropped below philadelphia here in freezing. you can see rain starting to sneak into portions of western pennsylvania, there is some snow back across michigan. this is the storm that is moving into tomorrow, and bringing the risk for wet weather but even in the morning, 3:00 a.m. you can see this will start as snow, possibly freezing rain for pocono area. first half of the the day from really north and lehigh valley on south is dry, cloudy but pretty dry but in the afternoon 3:00 p.m. here comes the rain. it will continue on and off right through tomorrow evening, right through tomorrow night, and right into about 3:00 a.m. before it pushes off the coast and friday we will clear out. as far as ice and freezing rain is concern, here's a look at our future ice amounts.

it is only one spot north of allentown, looks like no ice there but tenth of the inch possible in mount pocono and that is why we have freezing rain advisory. this is mainly for poconos mountains area light freezing rain light ice accumulation is possible, before this changes over to just plane rain by about noon time. slippery conditions, means plenty of caution. rest of us will see rain in the afternoon and evening, anywhere from a quarter to a half inch is expect and that will take news to early friday morning. overnight increasing cloud, chilly, 40 degrees. tomorrow, cloudy and will cool, and by afternoon some rain will arrive at 58 degrees. friday we will clear it out, it is still will cool, still breezy but at least sun returns to finish out week and then nice little warm up, take a look at saturday. if you don't have any plans for sat the daze i suggest you make some. 70 degrees with sunshine saturday we will let you know if that last into trick or treat time next week in the next half an hour. >> pro shop. >> yes. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. still ahead on "eyewitness news" downward dogs with

upright goats. >> is this new trend in yoga? what is this? why, some say it is a a great work out, and then we will find out in our next half an hour, don. i've got to follow that, thanks. the only thing better than beating dallas cowboys is beating dallas cowboys at their house, up next, we will hear from the philadelphia eagles about that massive nfc east showdown, we will be eagles about that massive nfc east showdown, we will be right 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.

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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. it is a big night for sixers and huge week for the bird. >> lots going on. eagles preparing for sunday when they will face dallas, of course. don bell, standing by live at wells fargo center. a lot on the line this sunday, don. >> sunday will be absolutely outrageous, it is a huge game, obviously before as eagles take on cowboys in arlington. it is massive when you consider that first place is on the line in the nfc east and eagles are four and a half point under dogs. we will show you practice from earlier today.

these guys are fired up about this match up and happy to be in the situation that they're in right now. remember, last season even though birds struggled they went to dallas and they won a huge game there, down the wire. what would you the be like to get it done again? here's brandon graham. >> it is always fun, man. it is just like me going to somebody's house or beating them on the madden, or nba 2k. we match up and we go home. >> that is a good part right there, definitely want to get it done on the road. i want to remind people we will be live in arlington for that game and we will have post game analysis from the field, on the sports zone. meanwhile, lets talk about some soccer. philadelphia union in playoff action in toronto to take on toronto fc and it is a remarkable situation when you consider the union have not won a game, they are winless since late august. last time they won a game sam bradford was still the quarterback of the philadelphia eagles.

it is tough but they have a opportunity to salvage this season the with the w in toronto. highlights tonight at 11:00. meanwhile, over in cleveland, great time to be in that city, they beat cubs in game number one last night six to nothing. it was a shut out. now, kids at the cleveland clinic, new borns, coming into this earth getting free cleveland indians onesys even if some of them don't look all that excited about the situation, they have no choice but from hereford basically to be cleveland indians fans. remember they have not won the world series, guys, in 68 years. classic times in the city of cleveland. the that is store friday wells fargo center i'm don bell, now back to you guys in the studio. >> good times in cleveland. >> yes. >> how about that. >> all right, buddy, thanks very much. coming up next, half an hour they for the for our country in iraq and afghanistan, so, given financial incentive to reenlist and now controversy

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now a at the 5:30 a public outcry, over asking for money, back from troops who serve in iraq and afghanistan. the defense department has ordered pentagon to suspend efforts to get international guard troops to repay enlistment bonuses. audits revealed over payments to some troops. news continues at the 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. 2,000 solders were told to

repay bonuses which in some cases amount todd more than 15,000 doll are. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: white house welcomed pentagon's decision to stop demanding soldiers pay back their bonuses. president obama warned defense officials not to nickel and dime service members. >> it promises made to our men, women in uniform, we should keep it. it certainly is view of the president. >> reporter: on wednesday defense secretary ash carter said while pentagon looks for a long term solution, it will postpone collection efforts, within the california national guard. >> today, i ordered a series of steps to ensure fair treatment for the california national guard soldiers, who may have received incentive bonuses and tuition insistence i am presently as a result of errors and some cases criminal behavior by other members of the california guard. >> reporter: those improper payments stem from overzealous recruiters trying to reach their enlistment goals. pentagon says as much as 6500

soldiers in the california national guard were asked to repays their bonuses, that included robert richmond who carried out missions in the notorious triangle of death outside baghdad. when he didn't pay back $15,000 he said the guard reported the debt to credit agencies. >> it felt like a betrayal and i want nothing more to not result for myself but rewill solve it for every solder that got that letter. >> reporter: pentagon says it will sort through all of the cases by next july. and the california guard says it has collected about 22 million-dollar from fewer than 2,000 soldiers who improperly received bonuses and student loan aid. iraqi special forces is deploying around suburbs of the mosul ahead of the push to retake that city from isis. right now u.s. led troops are moving civilian as way from the front lines. u.n. report around 9,000 refugees have fled their homes since this offensive began. there are fears isis fighters could use exodus to escape or

launch terror attack. activist in syria say air strikes outside of a school in rebel held province of inland has killed 17 people, mostly children. it is main syrian opposition strong hold, radical groups have a large presence there as well. province has been regularly hit by syrian and russian war planes, as well as the u.s. led coalition targeting islamic state militants. pair of earthquake shook italy today just two months after the deadly quake that killed almost 300 people. both of today's quakes were centered near the area they shook buildings in rome, 145 miles away. video from visso was here and as you can see ruble from collapsed building has fallen in the street. there are no reports of the injuries or death. but first earthquake hit just after 1:00 p.m. eastern time and measured 5.4. second one a 6.1, and hit about two hours later. today u.s. abstained from

voting on the u.n. resolution urging america to end its economic embargo against cuba. this is first time in the resolution's 24 years of existence that the u.s. has not voted. last year only u.s. and israel voted against the measure. u is has resumed full diplomatic relation was cuba but congress has not lifted the five five-year old embargo. train derailment near missouri illinois border knock out power to hundreds of residents for most of the the day. train carrying coal jumped the track around 2:00 in bellville, illinois, 15 minutes east of the st. louis. that brought down power lines and spilled thousands of pound of coal. authorities say it could take days to clean this all up but power is back on for most people. bush gardens in tampa bay, florida has decided to shut down a water ride similar to the one where four people were killed in the theme park in australia. park officials say they closed the congress go river rapid right out of an abundance of caution while they work to figure out what happened in

australia. two men and two women died on the thunder river rapid ride after it malfunctioned at dream world yesterday. our cbs affiliate in tampa say bush gardens ride is made by the same manufacturers as that ride in australia. october is national bullying prevention month and today philadelphia district attorney seth williams urged local students to take a stand against bullies. williams visited prom ace contacted my where he shared an important message about bullies and conflict resolution. at the end of the assembly, students pledged, and williams has visited dozens of city schools since he began his anti bullying campaign four years ago. well, court is in session at rutgers law will school. members of the the new jersey supreme court visited campus to hold or willal arguments and talk with law students. it was part of the 250th an verse are you celebration. during the high court visit they heard two cases as law students watched firsthand to see how the judicial process, worked. still to come on

"eyewitness news" florida's citrus crops are decimated, when we could feel impact at grocery stores. implants and a remote control could help people battling chronic pain, health reporter stephanie stahl explains, in ten minutes. ♪ >> and, james corden, always to go different how she changed things up, kate. and, as we head in the weekend your weekend watching bringing temperatures around 70 degrees on saturday in philadelphia, around 60 in the poconos but sunday brings some changes, that cold front will begin to squeeze through a few more clouds and temperatures just slightly and we could pick up a shower in the poconos, they will be more scattered in the city and down the shore but keep an eye on the sky if you have plans sunday afternoon a pretty seasonal weekend nice warm up on

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pennsylvania lawmakers are working on a temporary fix to a tax that casino pay to local communities. the last month the state supreme court struck down the mandate because it imposed a heavier burden on lower performing casinos. the new bill would use a different formula to create the same structure but only until may 1st. in the last fiscal year casinos paid out some 140 million-dollar to host communities. a citrus shortage is growing in florida, a tree killing bacteria is wiping out the state's famous orange grove, 90 percent are infect and orange production is plumetting. next years harvest could be one of the lowest on record. a tiny bug toys blame here, it carrying a disease

called greening, researchers are hoping to combat greening by setting up experimental grows to avoid it. >> harvesting truth but they are not harvesting as much as they used to. they are spending three times money to get that crop and crop is much smaller. >> now, a lot of farmers are having a hard time keeping up, there are 130,000 acres of ghost orchard which are abandoned and left to the weeds, just too bad. much more to come tonight including a restaurant where you pay what you can. >> it is this weeks story of brotherly love coming your way in 15

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forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. a new painkiller could help millions have of patients. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center explain how it works in tonight's cbs-3 healthwatch. >> reporter: well, chronic pain effects an estimated

90 million americans, it is a complicated science, finding ways to treat it. now this new device is helping some feel a lot less discomfort. jean in paul dawson injured her back at work two years ago. >> sometimes i cry i'm tiering upright now because pain is so excruciating, and to feel pain free, to be pain free, i'll be so happy. >> reporter: she recently underwent a procedure that could ease her pain, these wires threaded in to dawson's spine and device implanted in the body are part of the new f.d.a. approved action yom nerve stimulater system that target the dorsal rule gang leon or drg an area of nerves that transmits information to the brain. >> it turns off painful stim lie only, which is very unique. >> reporter: with the hand held remote control patients can add just strength and location of the stimulation. >> when you hear that beep. >> reporter: robert zuckerman had the procedure after 11

years following lung surgery and now he rarely takes painkillers, that he used to depend on. >> if you had a magic wand and you have no pain, it is like what would you think about it. it is a great thing. >> reporter: dawson hopes device puts her worst pain, behind her, as well. the device is most helpful for a chronic pain condition called complex regional pain syndrome, that can result from damaged nerves after an juror trauma. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also yoga lovers, are you thinking of changing up your routine a bit. >> it is different. try working out with goats. the at this farm in gilbert, arizona goats are in on the yoga. they pay ten will dollars to do downward dogs while goats join to to the fun. they call it pet therapy for some, work out for others, and i'll let you decide. >> i can see how that would be a nice massage for your back though. >> but what if you like, i don't know, i would be afraid would i kick the goat

accidentally moving your legs or it can climb on you. >> yes, that would be too badd. >> i say that quietly. >> trying to think of a pun forget the whole time. >> i know, i know. >> just goat yoga. >> yes. >> it was a beautiful day to be outside, go for a nice walk, bundle up today. it was a little bit on the chilly side. temperatures about 10 degrees below average after a frosty start to the morning, but, things have turned out a whole lot nicer this afternoon. clouds, however, are starting to role in, and next system, and, chance for a rain, and take a look at how beautiful it is this evening. take a look at the this beautiful sunset shot from the shore. we're not even looking towards the sunset, and it that is press which all of those, colors in the the sky there. in ocean city, the waves are still rolling in, it is feeling, press i nice out there. little chilly. need coat. walking on the beach tonight but what a great night to do it, with the the clouds,

rolling in we will get more reflection out there as the sun goes down, and that means we will expect some pretty nice colors outside this evening. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers. they are always tracking things for us and what a chilly day it has been, in spots here only in the 40's. we will check with steve johnson in west chester only at 49 degrees at this hour right now. we have sun and a few clouds. steve says unbelievable, saw ice, clouds are blankets, i'll take the rain. he is right. those clouds that roll in tonight will keep it a little bit warmer tonight then we felt last night. so that is good news. cloud do act just like a blanket when you are sleeping, and, it keeps you warm, and that is what clouds do to your surface a weise head in the cloudy night, you see warmer temperatures, clear nice which temperatures like to drop like last night. the weather watchers in bensalem 50 degrees. we have sunshine there delaware we will check with jason, in middletown, 53 degrees, and again he has mostly cloudy sky, jason says what a freezing start to the

day, many spots the started the day, only in the 20's, and you can see how beautiful it is outside this afternoon. ed showing us pictures, mums are hearty, they will survive but my window boxes, are in the looking so hot after the frost this morning. it has been a generally sunny day but high clouds starting to filter in thanks to gary merckin for that. one. speaking of frost look at this beautiful time lapse here, this is in kutztown, just before sunrise here at 7:00 a.m. watch what happens, sun comes up and watch the grass, look at how gloss i it is. widespread frost. the as it the heat up and sun gets higher in the the sky frost begins to melt. we have green grass here and this goes until about noon time. beautiful start to the day. cut town and many spots north and west started the day, in the 20's and only 46 there right now. chilly afternoon as well. here comes our next system, so cloud are moving in. the as we said they will act as a blanket tonight, keeping temperatures, slightly warmer but the rain, approaching, for

tomorrow, tonight, here's good news, mount pocono that is why we're worried about ice, as rain moves in, it could start to stick to freezing surfaces, we're down to 29 degrees as wet wet's approaches but allentown 37 tonight. reading, 40. lancaster 41. these are spots in the the 20's last night, warm enough that it looks to be all rain, if anything, maybe a few sleet pellets or snow flake mixed in the northern and lehigh valley but will not the stick to any surfaces so that is good news. rain is mainly at in the afternoon and at night for us. friday we will clear it out we will get sunshine back. chill which highs in the the 50's. the but then on saturday we have a warm up, we will head back to 07 with a mix of sun and clouds. the jet stream lifts back to the the north and for a day or two we will get cool air to move on out, and warmer air to take its place. it is peaceful in the poconos. nice weekend for leaf peeping up there and high foliage. weekend looks good. tomorrow is wet day, friday cool, breezy but sunny, saturday beautiful, sunday

cooler with a chance for shower and monday for halloween it is cooler, 60 degrees, sunny and nice and we have had worst halloweens, folks growing up around here and in recent years. good news for trick or treaters. now back to you guys. >> thanks, kate. lady gaga has made her car pool karaoke debut and that wasn't the only first for the late night ride along. >> insider's debbie joins us with more from los angeles with more, on this, debbie. >> reporter: hi ukee and guess contact i will say it, i called this twist from the get go. >> something happened in this car pool, that has never happened in any car pool before. let me tell you. >> she drives. >> i can't tell you. >> but back to the business offhanded. >> ♪ >> we knew joann could sing but who knew you she could write a hit in a no time.

>> i could write a song in ten minutes. >> i wrote just dance in ten minutes. >> poker face was ten minutes. >> ♪ >> gaga said she was born a michael jackson fan and she has the closet to prove it. >> i have have at least, i think, 400 pieces. and i got a thriller jacket. i've got one of the clothes. >> for her iconic look, james had to get involved with that as well. >> which one your favorite. >> my favorite was a queen dress that i wore, to the vm thea. >> we will have so much more on this story tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica back

to you in the studio. >> debbie, thanks. so funny. you can get on your hollywood night and week night on insider right the here on cbs-3. still a head tonight a new restaurant where the prices are about as good as they can get. >> the mission is, good as well how diners are invited to pay it forward in, this weeks story of brotherly love. we will be right back.

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the race for the white house has inspired a little creativity. just in time for halloween. >> artist in dublin, ohio has lined presidential pumpkins the donald trumpkin and hillary clintkin and vladamire putin. they included russian president because of the russia's influence on this presidential campaign, also appropriately enough today is national pumpkin day. >> okay, all right. >> and a new west philadelphia cafe is serving food and not charging a cent. >> they call it pay what you can. variety tore great woodill shows you why in this weeks story of brotherly love. >> reporter: it is grand opening of the grand gesture. >> we're cutting through any kind of boundary that exist between people hungry and those of us who can enjoy delicious, wonderful food and can pay for it.

>> reporter: everyone at the table or cafe in west philadelphia has opened up its doors and all invited in for a seat and fine meal with the mission to close poverty lines as tightly as the distance between one another, across the table. >> you want to grab something to eat and talk. we say it is not really a big deal. but not everyone can say that. >> no one will be turned away or made feel less that they are unable to pay. >> reporter: here you can pay suggested amount of your meal which is $15 for three course is or you can pay less, more. >> as well as other payment model, pay the best you can. we hope that you don't have it to pay that you will be compelled from the fellowship and food and love that will be coming from this place, when you come back again you can pay it forward. >> reporter: cafe is collaboration with the center for hunger free communities at drexel university. veterans community partnerships and greater west philadelphia a community. but for all involved, opening up e cafe wasn't about the

bottom line. >> this decision wasn't made from a business standpoint at all, this decision was made from the heart. >> i want to make happy, happen here, exactly. >> that is what it is all with. it is not about making the most amazing thing or having the most incredible thing, it is about making people happy. >> reporter: absolutely. they are showing that actions speak louder then word. money that the people pay goes right back into their restaurant. it just circulates, everyone helping everyone and hand and hand they are trying to help fight hunger in our community. really powerful stuff and it is one of the first of its kind. >> making happy, happen. >> thanks, vittoria. >> very nice. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 ruling out backup plan the way septa hopes to keep riders moving if workers walk off the job next week. frightening moments caught on camera where this violent,

potentially deadly situation played out and why police need your help. just in time for halloween and mischief night how a local south jersey police department is stepping up their surveillance. and it was a sunny, chilly, fall day but some rain is on the way, i'll tell you when it gets here, which commute it will impact and when we could make a run for 70 degrees, that is all coming up when we come right back. here's is what happening, latest on septa's plan, officials revealing how they hope to keep things, on the the rails if workers go on strike. in less than a week. that contingency plan was outlined this afternoon. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. eyewitness nice reporter joe holden is live in center city breaking down how this will effect riders, joe? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. both sides meeting behind me at the sheraton hotel, septa

says that negotiations are hung up over health care, and pension payments, and meanwhile, the union representing septa employees say they are focused on non-economic issues like breaks and they are focused on shifts. septa managers and union representing train and bus drivers are back in the negotiating table, meanwhile 800,000 commuters hang in the balance, worried what will happen should the two sides fail to strike a deal by midnight on tuesday. >> it is going to be hard for everyone to get to school. we will be running late, missing schoolwork. >> reporter: septa rolled out contingency plans on wednesday warning passengers to plan for what would be massive disruption is a cross the entire transit system. bus and trolley service as well as market frankford and broad street lines would all shut down. >> we're hoping that there will be a resolution. we don't want a strike. >> reporter: 5,000 employees of