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 the transit workers union

local 234, will walk off the job at 12:01 tuesday morning if a new contract isn't reached. >> i'm mad about it the because how will we get to school and back? that is not the ferreter report how will you get to school and back. >> i have to get my mom to drive me and she has work. >> reporter: talks broke off late last week and union to tells me negotiating lasted hours but for now, septa is planning for a work stoppage. in the meantime riders offering some words of business come to those at the negotiations table. >> sorry but you cannot do this. >> learn how to run a bus company and think about the lives that you affect. >> i hope they work it out so i'm not just stranded at temple. >> reporter: in all of this regional rail services will not be affect, last time septa workers went out on strike 2009 and they were out for six days. we are live in center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. a part-time villanova university student is under a

reason child porn and invasion of the privacy charges. authorities say that 19 year-old vincent kaine of broomall took up skirt photos and videos in public places and bathrooms. police found more than 50,000 of those images and videos on his computer. police say kane first came to their attention in september after a female villanova student found a phone in the unisex campus bathroom containing videos and images of women. chopper three was also over cardinal o'hara high school where police say kane took photos and videos. thirty he lease say kane targeted victims at the a cvs store where they work. alexandria hoff is working on this store and she will have more on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. a west philadelphia clerk has a gunpointed to his head during a store robbery and the frightening ordeal is caught on camera. this is surveillance video from inside 55th street deli market on saturday night, and a armed man choked and then assaulted the victim with the gun and then climbed over the counter while demanding money from another worker behind the

register. the suspect got away with an unknown amount of cash. if you recognize the suspect please give the police a call. new surveillance video is released in the brazen break in of the boyds closing store at 18th and chestnut in center city yesterday. newly released video shows suspects using an suv to break the front window. the group inside of the red suv and the mercedes, jumped out and then ransack the store. police say they got away with $50,000 worth of clothes, and accessory. police are searching for this man reginald phillips, accused of ripping the brass railing from the stairs of the philadelphia's historic union league on monday. police say phillips sold the brass at a local scrap yard, damage to the union league stairs was assessed at $100,000. south jersey police department has a new weapon in the fight against crime, something that is usually around but people do not notice it. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the new system that police hope will lead to a crackdown on mischief.

>> leave it right here, so it does not burnout there. >> reporter: driver carrying up the parking lot of the little league field and he thought no one was watching, he was wrong, thanks to a new surveillance system gloucester township police say they caught the man in the ago, made an arrest and will make him pay for repairs. >> this system has the ability and it does provide an alert. >> reporter: wednesday gloucester township unveiled a remote monitoring system that times together more than 130 cameras throughout one of the south jersey's largest municipalities. >> give the information to our dispatchers if there is something happening live and officer dispatched out. >> reporter: $16,000 capitol investment, officials say pays for itself with officer's physiciancy and criminal accountability. >> by deploying this technology we are putting more eyes on the the street, not only tone hans public safety but to protect assets of the town ship has and our public places. >> reporter: idea that gloucester township police kaine have eyes every where isn't completely far-fetched. in addition to the fixed mount camera they have two mobile system where they can set up cameras any where where they have had trouble or they just

feel like they need extra surveillance. >> we try to see different parks, businesses, or locations throughout town and we will roll it in the trailers to that location and keep an eye on the the area it works as a great deterrent. >> would i love it. >> reporter: nancy ryan says cameras make her feel bet ber leaving her car unattended while walking her dog at timber creek park. >> one time we were here and a few cars were smashed into all of the windows and pocketbooks were stolen. the it makes me feel better, bringing gracy here. >> reporter: police are hoping to get word out to prevent crime on halloween and mischief night n gloucester township cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities are pinpointing the cause of the deadly fire in delaware county. chopper three over that scene at stratford court apartments on north lansdowne after knew. one man was killed in that fire this afternoon but so far no word on his identity. heated race for white house makes another stop in battle ground pennsylvania. democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine held a get

out the vote rally at bucks county community college today. "eyewitness news" in newtown, kaine told supporters that hillary clinton is best candidates to deliver on issues, such as equal pay, social security and education. meanwhile hillly clinton is celebrating her 69th birthday on the campaign trail in battle ground florida. crowd in tampa chanted happy birth the day to the democratic nominee. she urged supporters to take advantage of early voting in the sunshine state. clinton also accused donald trump of tearing the nation apart. republican vice-presidential nominee mike pence rallied supporters in reno today. nevada is a critical battle ground state. pence urged vote tours reach out to fellow republicans and convince them to come under the wing of his running mate donald trump. trump is campaigning in north carolina tonight. count down is on, just 13 days until voters make their choice for the next president of the united states. stay with "eyewitness news" as we count down to election day.

well, after much anticipating the time has come. >> sixers home opener is tonight, and cbs-3 sports director don bellies live at the wells fargo center with more on the excitement, hi there don. >> we are here at court side, guys going through that he work outs. this is oklahoma city. sixers are on the the other side on the court. this is a has i have night paw we will see 2014 draft pick, third overall selection in that class, joel embiid. i will show you some practice of video practice i should say where all of the guys were getting ready for this day, head coach brett brown expects to use full compliment of his roster here today. we're talking about ten deep, lot of players that people are exited to see including dario saric. here's the head coach brett brown. >> i hope i go ten deep. we have to go ten deep. we probably could go 11 keep. we're in a unusual circumstance that players cannot play multiple minutes.

i think you cannot expect to have energy without giving people six minutes chunks. >> so, there is some of the strategy you can expect to see it in as brett brown gets ready to get his sixers ready to take on the oklahoma city thunder. now, coming up later in sports we will have more on this team and this game, but also, the eagles, are they planning to make a trade for a wide receiver. we will talk about that as well. but for now coming to you live from the wells fargo center i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, don. healing power of music in just two minutes. >> ♪ local group that is helping keep musicians happy when they need it most. puppy love with an important message, attached, reason people are visiting with kid in south jersey.

chilly start to the day, and chilly finish as well we have got rain to tell you about as well but then a nice little warm up perhaps, i'll tell you which day this weekend we may hit 70 degrees, when we come back.

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three philadelphia corrections officers are facing charges, for at ledge beating of an inmate, authorities say that officers milton gibbs, terence bailey and shawn lowe assaulted an inmate in june. it allegedly happened at a philadelphia industrial corrections center on state road in holmesberg. the three officers turned themselves in yesterday. >> he took this individual out of his cell, and began punching him, beating him, they dragged him to the central patrol area where he was further punched and kicked. the inmate lost consciousness twice. >> prosecutors say that the the three officers also tried to cover up the beating.

philadelphia is known for its historic jazz and blues scene, as hundreds of musicians called the city home. but working in the lime light isn't always glamorous. as reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows us one organization is provides a helping hand when musicians need it most. >> ♪ >> reporter: music fills barbara walker, with glee. >> when you are crying, you bring out the rain ♪ >> singing has made me come alive. >> reporter: singer, song writer and teacher, barbara has not worked a nine to five job in 35 years but instead she made a career on the stage. while it is glitz and glamour when the lights dim the reality sets in. >> it has its ups, downs, bumps. >> reporter: like many city musicians, walker has had rough times. >> sometimes musicians don't get paid.

>> reporter: so when, lose team and gum problems tampered with her trademark smile she asked for help. >> it is like taking a vow of poverty when you air jazz musician. >> reporter: jazz jazz vocal list helped find jazz bridge after her mentor and piano player eddie green died in 2004 of cancer. the organization hope neighborhood concert and fundraisers. >> come on now. >> reporter: providing a friendly helping hand, when crisis arise. >> the crisis can be anything from they need someone to help with the utilities, they are getting a liver transplant. >> reporter: for barbara that crisis was her golden smile. jazz bridge got her the dental work that she needed. >> i can't imagine you doing what you love to do and the not have that big smile. >> it is such a blessing. >> reporter: now she will pay it forward by doing the things that she loves. >> in doylestown cherri gregg

for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> work it. >> beautiful. battling bullying, with some bark, some pups are pounding on the opportunity to help educate kids in our area. >> "eyewitness news" in palmyra for launch of rescue road trip a mobile trailer brings animals to the children giving them a chance to play with the dogs, while being encourage to learn compassion, respect and integrity. thinking is if they learn to treat an animal with respect, yeah, it will carry over to how they treat others. >> no matter what walk of life that the kids come from you see light in their eyes when you bring animals around. when you can get them to open up, just like any of us we open up, we learn more. so we're able to bring them in and see the light in their eyes and for the kids to understand, recognize, really show the animals love this type of thing. that is real rewarding. >> justice rescue teamed up

with meally's furniture to provide the mobile trailer. >> so cute. >> awesome. >> kate bilo joining with us a look at the forecast and it feels like it out there. it has arrived. >> yes, we have high foliage, peak foliage up in the poconos, it looks like fall and it really does feel like to it day. almost winter-like this morning. we saw 20's out there this morning. we had frost on the the grass. it was cold. but tomorrow morning will not be quite as chilly which is good thing because we have rain heading our way. don't combine cold with rain, that is when you get ice. one part of our area may see some ice tomorrow but first lets start off with a look outside to our roof cam where it is getting dark early now guys. 6:16. that is nothing compared to a week from sunday, end of the daylight savings time that is november 6th we will set those clocks back when we gain an hour of sleep technically but we will lose an hour of daylight in the afternoon and it will get lighter earlier in the morning but it will be sunset time in the the 4:00 o'clock hour, starting in just about a week and a half.

so enjoy just a little bit of light the in the the sky we are seeing tonight. the lets take a quick peak at storm scan three which is quiet, cloud rolling in though, you can see a few scattered showers off to the west but this system is still far off to the west. showers we're seeing here this evening are thanks to the warm front, that is mainly going to lift to the north and miss us. what we will see rain from is the cold front which is pack to the west. right here extending town through indiana an illinois tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow night and that is what will bring as you appreciable precipitation. it looks like warm front these little bit of rain over western pennsylvania could impact poconos overnight into tomorrow morning and that is area i'm concerned about as far as slippery spots. the icing early tomorrow morning. 4:00 a.m., cold enough, temperatures below freezing, at 4:00 tomorrow morning. it starts as snow and then rain begins to come in but with temperatures at surface only in the mountains still sub freezing as rainfalls it could stick to those below

freezing, structures, especially bridges, overpasses, they will be first to freeze. is there pink. this is all off to the north. 11:00 a.m. we have not seen a drop. we will see rain around lehigh valley but mainly in the afternoon. here's 3:00 light to moderate rain moving in through evening commute and a heavier batch looks like it will come through around eight or 9:00 tomorrow morning. you can see the yellow where heavier rain is falling. 10:00 p.m. still going on. settled i rain down the shore even after midnight tomorrow before the system gets out of here. we will get sunshine back through our friday morning. so again what to expect for your thursday, period of rain, mainly after 2:00 o'clock in philadelphia. we have a quarter to half inch of rain, poconos where we're worried about freezing rain in the morning, further to the south wet road, ponding again not a flooding rain situation we do need rain but this could slow down your evening commute. here's your freezing rain advisory for carbon and monroe counties for 2:00 a a.m. continuing until

11:00 tomorrow morning. rain amounts are concerned as we said a general quarter inch to a half inch of rain with locally higher amounts possible. overnight increasing cloud, chilly like we said generally dry through tomorrow midday and then rain in the afternoon into tomorrow night, and we will clear it out for your friday, still chilly on friday high of 58 but nice warm up for weekend. look at saturday 70 degrees and sunshine nice and warm and a great day to get outside. some communities have trick or treat festivity on saturday. that would be great. sunday cooler with a stray shower but starting next week looks beautiful. halloween parade on the school on monday, trick or treat monday night not bad at all. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead. >> hi ukee and guess contact great to be with you in philadelphia a here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, polls narrow as candidates battle for battle ground states. we will show you how russian government breaks into american computers.

the pentagon does an about face on forcing troops to give back their bonuses and a treatment for racism. those stories just ahead on the cws evening

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okc tonight. >> sports director don bell, he is live in south philadelphia where tip off is an hour and a half away, don. >> that is right, we're talking about 90 minutes away, big time match up for sixers as they open up against oklahoma city thunder. you can see guys behind me going through their work out is here. the massive match up. whole lot to watch out here for involving sixers. the let's talk about the eagles right the now as well because the birds, there are rumors maybe they were trying to make a deal for a wide receive ever. as we look at practice here today report was they were looking at san francisco wide receiver torey smith, today, head coach doug pederson talked about it. >> there is no legitimacy to that and i'm thrilled with the guys we have and going to work with them every day. >> we all have have a job to do here. if you worry about somebody else you will lose sight of your own job so just like anybody else in any work place you need to focus on yourself

and execute your job. >> trade deadline is on november 1st, by the way. lets talk about playoffs, football, the philadelphia union playing toronto fc tonight in trent other, the union have have not won a game, believe it or not since late august when sam bradford was still quarterback of the eagles. we will have highlights of that match up tonight at 11:00. jeremy grant is on the floor right now for sixers working out. earlier today we had a chance to track his entire day, jeremy giving us behind the scenes look at what it is like to be a baller especially on this big day, a take when season is about to get underway. we went to his house, practice, here's what he had to say along the way. >> exciting, like i said, it is finally here. all of the work you put in, it is for the season and finally here, it is time to show up. >> jeremy grant, just 22 years old and now his third opening

day with the sixers. you can see that entire piece tonight the at is 11:00. >> interesting stuff from jeremy grant. for now that is store friday wells fargo center, i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. >> he has been through tough times too, time to show 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. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks

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well, thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 "eyewitness news" returns at 10:00 o'clock on our sister station wpsg the cw fill a and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news" with three days to go until election day candidates battle hard in the battle ground state. coming up nancy cordis and charlie dagada reports from moscow with the closer look at russian hacking allegations. >> also tonight could there been a treatment for racism, meet the a group offering help for a global affiliation. >> scott pelley is next, take care family we will see you tonight.

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