monitor this situation and keep you updated. also tonight, the fbi dropped a bomb shell, in campaign 2016, 11 days before election day. good afternoon everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. case not the closed, fbi is reviewing new evidence in the investigation into hillary clinton's use of the private e-mail server as secretary of the state. democratic presidential nominee campaigned in cedar rapid iowa this afternoon. in a letter to congress fbi director james comey announced while investigating another case, fbi found e-mails pertinent to the clinton investigation but does not know if they are significant. new e-mails were discovered during investigation into the sexing scandal of anthony weiner. weiner is married but separated from top clinton aid huma ab din. clinton said her decision to use a private e-mail server was a mistake but says that she violated, no laws. donald trump is applauding the fbi the's move, republican nominee rallied supporters in

manchester new hampshire this afternoon. trump and many republicans have been calling for the fbi to take another look at clinton's handling of the classified materials, after the fbi announced its investigation was complete back in july. >> the deletion of 33,000 e-mails, boy, that justice so out there, after receiving a subpoena, from the you had congress. she lied to congress. she lied to the fbi. she made 13 phones disappear, some with a hammer. >> trump will campaign in iowa later tonight. meantime his running mate mike pence the is back on the campaign trail in pennsylvania today after last night's plane scare. he rallied supporters and weighed in on the latest clinton e-mail controversy. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem bucks county with the latest details on this. >> reporter: this was all happening as governor mike pence took the stage at this factory in bucks county. he didn't quite know about the

anthony weiner connection at the time. he blames hillary clinton completely for this new investigation and his supporters, backed him up completely. >> hello, pennsylvania. >> reporter: republican vice-presidential running mate mike pence greeted 1500 supporters, at mill work this bensalem friday afternoon. >> i choose a stronger america. >> reporter: yes. >> i choose a procedure prosperous america. i choose an america that up holds our highest constitutional ideals so i choose to stand with donald trump. >> reporter: pence moved on to talk about breaking news that fbi director james comey announced his team would investigate additional e-mails, and. >> we call on the fbi, to release, the e-mails pertinent, to their reopened investigation. the american people have a right to know. >> reporter: after pence left the stage news broke, the

e-mails were discovered during an investigation, into former congressman anthony weiner. that didn't change voters mind about hillary clinton. >> i can't see a criminal in office. it sickens me. it concerns me. >> reporter: one man in line told "eyewitness news" he wouldn't mind seeing, mike pence run the republican ticket this year. >> certain things i like about him better than i like about donald. >> reporter: mike pence is heading to another rally this evening, pennsylvania now considered by some a toss upstate, it is getting close depend on which pole you look at. it has hillary clinton ahead but both campaigns, heavily focusing on pennsylvania, over the next 11 days. reporting live, from bensalem bucks county david spunt. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine held a rally in tallahassee, florida this afternoon. he was joined by gabby giffords and her husband captain mark kelly.

like pennsylvania, filets a critical battle ground state. kaine spoke about how important early voting is and for democrats to cast their ballots now. he said polls can be wrong. >> so if you early vote you enable the folks who are working in leon county, broward or where ever to necessity this is how this race is looking and this is where we need to go and what to do in the last few days to win. >> reporter: in a half an hour tim kaine will rally with which president obama in orlando, florida. we are 11 days from election day. keep it here for very latest on campaign 2016. some breaking news to tell you about, this is new video into "eyewitness news" from o'hare, international airport in chicago. where there has been a incident involving an american airlines boeing 767. officials say that american flight 383 caught fire when it was taking off for miami, we know a tire blew and then damaged one of the engines and plane was evacuated, using

emergency slide. good news is no one was injured. pennsylvania law maker is demanding answers after two freight trains collided head on in delaware county and sent four crew members to the the hospital. it happened near concord road in chester township. as "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us tonight investigators now want to know why those trains were on the same track. >> it sound like somebody kick my friend's door in. >> reporter: what kyle harper heard was sound of two csx freight trains, leaving four workers with minor injuries. only two were taken to crozer-chester medical center. >> one train is on top of the other one because they are both, on train track. >> reporter: it happened on concord road in chester township around 8:30 friday morning causing one train to leak diesel fuel. fire crews contained that spill until fire crew is a arrived to clean it up. >> wow. >> reporter: officials say one of the trains going from richmond, virginia to new jersey with 65 empty freight cars.

others from canada to atlanta, georgia was carrying consumer goods. somehow the 29 trains collided on the same track. >> you don't know here if the engineer blew the signal or not or you don't know signal was defective. >> reporter: on twitter congressman bob brady called for a dot investigation into the collision and whether positive train control which could automatically slow down or stop the train has been activated. but mike of aston township, a commissioner with an interest in railroads say that may not be a one size solution. >> wastive train control would be good but i don't know if you can finance any of it, feasible to put it every where along this csx main line here. >> reporter: csx officials a they will have have invested $2 billion in positive train control by 2020 when they expect to have fully implemented the system. many are just grateful there were no serious injuries. >> it is sad that it happened. i hope that the crews are safe. >> reporter: csx investigators are trying to figure out exactly how this crash happened and how fast these trains were moving at the time

of the collision. the speed limit on these tracks is 50 miles an hour. reporting from chester township, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". threatening to tell secrets about your marriage, it is latest scam, scam artists are sending out black mail letters telling people they know about their infidelity. greg argos joins us from west chester to explain more, greg. >> reporter: this letter right here, it has evidence, hard proof of you cheating on your spout and all he or she wants is just $2,000 to make everything disappear. now, the scam artists here is demanding that honey be paid in bit coin form which is the kind of of hard to trace on line currency. letter even gives step by step instructions on how to send money and forget the about this black mail. this this is latest scam to hit our area and there are people receiving letters every where from northeast philadelphia, to chester in montgomery county. in fact, police in lower merion township have warned

people on their facebook page, about this scam as what makes this late's tempt to part you with your hard earned cash is how well written and direct this threat is. >> the way it was phrased, way it was officially written, the person who wrote the letter made a direct threat and would make information public about you. you never know in this day of have identity theft, hacking, e-mails, digital fingerprints, people can say and do anything and create anything. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00 hear from others hoff received the exact same threat and why investigators are having such a hard time, traitsing, whoever sent it. we are live from west chester i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, greg. philadelphia 76ers now apologized for canceling the national anthem performance of the singer wearing a we matter jersey. seven streeter was told she could not perform anthem just minutes before wednesday night's season opener at wells fargo center. cheerleader sang instead that night.

streeter has been invited to sing and will be allowed to wear jersey if she chooses. sixers released a statement reading in part we are sorry that this happened after receiving feedback from our players, basketball operations, staff and ownership group, we believe the wrong decision was made and seven should have welcomed to sing. we apologize to her. we spoke to streeter's mom and she said her daughter has no comment at this time. well, just a workweek on a friday nice sunday to start a nice sunny weekend after colder temperatures we are in store for a warm up. meteorologist kate bilo has a closer look at the temperatures, kate. >> it is chilly out here today, sunny, beautiful friday but wind has made it feel a whole lot colder then thermometer told you today but tomorrow, after a cool start we have got a nice little warm upstarting and sunday, warmer still. lets take a look what is happening on storm scan three to start off here we have one storm moving away over new england producing snow in maine. that affected us yesterday.

another one heading in the great lakes and that will be approaching us on sunday and as we await the arrival of that system we will get a nice push of warm air from the south, and start to feel that tomorrow afternoon. right now temperatures are still below average at 56 in philadelphia a only 39 right now in mount pocono and it is 56 down in million will. wind are still strong, we're still feeling wind gusts to 26 , 22 miles an hour in reading but good news as we head in the overnight the hours watch how these wind diminish by early saturday morning we will see wind die down and that is good news. coming up we will talk about that weekend warm up, chance for rain on sunday and have your trick or treat forecast as well coming up. now back inside to you. jurors are hearing closing arguments in the bridge gate trial. prosecutors are portraying bridget kelly and former port authority executive bill baroni as willing participants in this case. they are accused of purposely creating grid lock to punish a democratic mayor who did not endorse governor christie's

election. both testified that they believe the george washington bridge lane closures were part of the legitimate traffic study. vice-president biden chose not to run for president, however his name is being thrown around for possible post should hillary clinton become president. >> hear from the vice-president in the next half an hour, plus... >> i'm not the at all a shame of what i have done. >> man whom police say took a sledge ham tore donald trump's star on the walk of fame explains why he did what he did. you may need some tiehl colored pumpkins a monk orange ones this halloween, these have a special meaning and we will tell you what you'll get when you say trick or treat, tori. >> reporter: beautiful day to be down on the farm, i'm vittoria woodill and i'm tag ago long with the kindergarten class to learn all about milk and how it is

halloween parties happening this weekend and monday but for kid with allergies, trick or treating can be a big disappointment, and, tonight on the cbs-3, tiehl pumpkins are coming to the rescue for a growing number of families. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has that and new research on peanut allergies. >> reporter: encouraging research here, skin patch toes treaty nut allergies in children are safe and effective according to this

new research. for now kids allergic to peanuts need to stay away from candy but that doesn't mean they cannot enjoy halloween. lucas is among millions of children who can't enjoy halloween because of his severe allergy to peanuts. >> because your friend can have great treats and you have a peanut allergy. you cannot eat that stuff. >> reporter: this year will be different for lucas hoist now all about tiehl pumpkins. for trick or treaters, it is a signal that the home is handing out non-food treats as part of the inclusion and awareness campaign now in the third year. >> with one in 13 kid having food allergies in the u.s. chances are that one of these kid lives right down your block. >> reporter: number of the homes participating in the pumpkin project is growing, group behind it says their ultimate goal, it is to have one pumpkin on every block in america. >> makes me happen that i people do it.

>> reporter: cute. tiehl pumpkin project has a interactive map where families can track participating homes, last year, families in all 50 states, and 14 countries, joined in. tiehl pumpkins to the the rescue. >> to the rescue. >> when you hear him say that, it really brings it home. >> thanks. new exhibit on musical icon teddy pendergrass is opening at philadelphia's african-american museum. >> this exhibit gives visitors a one of a kind look at the life and career of the grammy award winner. it highlights his past from being a member of the harold melvin and blue notes to singing as a solo artist at philadelphia international record. he had advocacy telling people with spinal cord injuries. the exhibit runs through tomorrow. >> all of the teddy stuff coming up. kate joins with us your forecast. it is a little chilly. >> the sunnies shining. the in the sun it feels pretty good. when the wind blows it feels chilly. it has been a cool kind of day. leaves whipping around, we are

heading in to peak foliage time at least in the north and western suburbs, actually past peak in the poconos. fall is in full swing, and this weekend is going to be great weather to get outside and enjoy some fall activities, without a heavy coat. how about that. lets take a look, i will take you to a beautiful shot of the sun just beginning to lower over city. sky line in the background there it is only 53 degrees right now in palmyra, new jersey across the river, cool but wind have backed off just slightly. right now north/northwest at 7 . beautiful shot as we head up toward broadheadsville where we will see fall foliage looking good, blue sky, it is chilly in the poconos region with temperatures not much better then 30's and lower 40's but all that considered it is still a nice friday. even better for weekend. what we have here is this next system moving over the great lakes. it will drag a cold front through our area, late sunday, but before that happens we will get nice push of air from the south and west.

we will feel temperatures warming up during the day tomorrow. what to expect? this evening is still mainly clear, blustery so i are out and bit could blow you down in the city. the wind dies down. still chilly. we will have a chilly start tour saturday morning. but very quickly when sun comes up temperatures will warm and it feels completely different out there we will leap frog over normal and head to above average. so from below normal today and yesterday to well above average this weekend. our average high is 63 degrees, today you can see over next couple months how that will change. november 28th our average high is only 51. by december 28th the average high is only 42. cold air is coming but first we will have a nice warm weekend. temperatures in the 70's both saturday and sunday, and even next week, temperatures are close to normal for halloween on monday, and, on tuesday as well, we're back to 65. it looks like i'll show you with the seven day. there could be another warm up in the future through middle of next week but future weather is showing a few patchy cloud outside tomorrow,

beautiful mostly sunny day. the most of sunday looks good as well, and late sunday afternoon and evening that is when clouds will increase and by five or 6:00 we will see a few spotty showers, sunday is not the a wash out but just not as much sunshine as we will see tomorrow. overnight 42 degrees. wind dies down. the skies are mainly clear. your saturday looks beautiful. look the at. that we will start the day at 42. warming it up quickly to 70. mostly sunny. three day forecast looks great. you can tell when front comes through sunday afternoon when we will bring a late day shower and knock temperature back down by 15 degrees for halloween on monday. with that being said it is a nice halloween. temperatures in the 50's for trick or treaters. the not too hot wearing a fury costume, you you won't be sweating but you will to have wear a jacket. >> yes. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. four years ago we were just starting to feel the effects of super storm sandy. >> would made the storm so

unique? meteorologist lauren casey shows us science behind the storm, leslie. hard to believe, high school football season starting to wind down but up in bucks county we have two rival teams preparing to battle on the grid iron, we will preview the friday football frenzy game of the week up

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leslie joins with us our fall friday tradition. >> friday night lights. >> it is winding down. that time of the week friday football frenzy and our fame of the week takes to us bucks county and heat rivalry between council rock north verse council rock south. we will head up to new town where we will find 96.5 mike adam, hi there, mike. >> hi leslie, happy friday. i have to tell you i know i'm supposed to be unbiased but last night, council rock north was the only tat ball team, at 6.5 studios, and, probably

night. and, the coaching staff, to the the kid, and this whole week of battle at practice, you can feel it. >> 96.5-amp radio game of the week is another neighborhood showdown. >> it doesn't need any build up or any hooray or any effect. >> living in bucks county, you are stuck between a rock and a rock on this one. >> all season we have been thinking about this game. this is our biggest game. >> council rock north hosting council rock south. >> it doesn't matter, these games mean a lot to the competition, that rises. >> the the high school. >> thanks, mike. >> best year. >> north in the studio right the now, the captain, what is this rivalry like, with you guys. >> different place, after senior year, everybody really knows how tough of a game it is. everybody in the team is really happy and into the program. >> i laid the last two years against one and we won one and lost one. we look forward to it all year. put all of our hard work in to

it. we can't wait to get on the field. >> defensive guy through and through in high school and college and i always do say, when it comes to blocking and tackling, but, in this aspect it will come down to tackling. >> it is going to fly around, get to the ball, you know, get our 11 guys there and start tackling, wrapping up. >> even when teams are one-seven, one-eight going in to this game or nine and zero and eight-one, whatever it the may be there will not be a doubt this game is a battle out the here friday night. >> reporter: leslie, i get chills just watching that, obviously there is a lot riding on this game. the kid are all super in to it. we just made the loser of tonight the's game wear the other teams jersey as a halloween costume this weekend maybe. >> i like it i don't know how we could set that up. but i know how we could set up your high school for friday football frenzy just go to cbs

philly.com/frenzy. i'm mike adam live here at the football field where everything is about to get underway, leslie, back to you. >> mike, thanks very much. pretty good idea. >> yes. >> best game of the year out there tonight. >> they are already out there already. >> yes, thanks, appreciate it. coming up next half an hour he decided not to run for president but vice-president biden is rumored to be in the running for a high profile position if hillary clinton wins the presidency. what he told cbs news he plans on doing after his run as vice-president in the live report from washington. also this... >> unaudible. >> the family of one of the victims of the deadly amusement park accident speaks out hear their heart breaking store i up next. >> love you mommy. >> i love you. >> a warm embrace a year in the making new at 6:00 this hotter and daughter are all smiles now but we will show

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we continue to follow traffic troubles, on the pennsylvania turnpike, in bucks county, chopper three live over the scene there, the highway has been closed in both directions since about 7:30 this morning between bensalem and delaware river connection bridge, a dump truck, brought down power lines on the westbound side, and crews have been working all day continue on stall these poles and wires, we will, of course, keep you updated and monitor progress there. also tonight, the presidential nominees are making plans for the transition of power if they win. could vice-president joe biden serve in the next administration? "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. hello, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. campaign sources confirm vice-president joe biden is at top of the list to be democratic nominee's secretary of state.

biden turned down a chance to run for president after his son beau died from brain cancer last year. the the vice-president, talked to cbs news face the nation host john dickerson about what he want to do when he leaves office. >> i am not going away. you know everything from this issue of violence begins women, income equality to the cancer moon the shotty will devote rest of my life to this. i have been so proud of being involved in public service, that i am not sure exactly how i'm going to do it other than structure of, you know, american political system. >> and joining us now from washington, is john dickerson. thanks so much for being with us. we heard that clip from your interview with the vice-president. do you think he would serve in capacity as secretary of state, john. >> well, you know, i interviewed him before this news was floated late last night, and he on the one hand seems very at loose end about what to do with his life, when

he doesn't wake up and have someone hand him a card on which his schedule is laid out, as he has since he was age 29. on the other hand he has said he doesn't want an official formal role in the next administration. now that was kind of thing he was saying before this rumor was out there. we don't really know. we should know that rumor is a nice shiny object for washington political types to keep them, focusinged on something else other than the news that has come out about the the clinton foundation this week and other things that have not been great for clinton campaign. some people recollect thighs it as a bit of the diversion with 11 days left to go before the election. >> you mentioned all of the things with the clinton campaign, we have fbi now saying it will look into these additional e-mails, 11 days out from election days. i know you will be talking about this on sunday but what kind of impact does this have politically this close to an election, do you think. >> well, we don't really know,

we will have have to see how polls play out. on the one hand democrats consoled themselves by saying, everything, people have come to their conclusion about hillary clinton and her private e-mail server owe this latest fbi inquiry which comes as a result of another investigation they are doing, will sort of just take over news cycle but in the end won't be that damaging. other alternative view is that this puts hillary right in the center of the conversation about something that she doesn't want to talk about or have talk about with her name attached and that is not only e-mail server but the conflicting explanations for it and the kind of lack of a straight story that people felt like they got about this and that is not something any candidate wants to do with 11 days left to go. >> i know you will talk bit on sunday, we have less than two weeks. thanks for making time with us today. you can watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3.

have after smashing donald trump's hollywood star man responsible feels no remorse. james otis, the heir to a fortune was caught vandal icing trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. released from jail yesterday afternoon he was motivated by anger and frustration that he is not apologizing for his actions. >> i'm not at all ashamed of what i have have done but what mr. trump has done is derailed the entire election. >> police arrested otis yesterday morning on the charge of felony vandalism. he had planned to auction off the broken pieces of trump's star so he could donate money to the women accusing the presidential candidate of sexual misconduct. however, otis was forced to return the brass fragments. u.n. human rights office says isis is using tens of thousands of civilians as human shields as iraqi forces carry out large scale offence turf recapture mosul. civilian hostages include men works men and children.

iraqi forces retaken 40 villages near mosul since launching military offense against isis militants ten days ago. u.n. and human rights group fear more than 200,000 civilians could be displaced by the fighting. tonight we're hearing from the family of the three people killed when a water ride malfunctioned in australia's dream world theme park n a prepare statement to reporters, family members say kate goodchild's husband and her 12 year-old daughter witnessed the tragic accident tuesday. victim's brother and his partner also died along with a fourth women. >> kate was standing next to the ride and this tragic event happened and everybody was sitting next to her mom when it went into the water. >> the park remains closed while police investigate what happened. up next, a man from our area is going to jail for crimes against a big name celebrity. can you believe it? four years since super storm

sandy. we will look at the science behind that storm and whether this really was a once in a lifetime event, kevin? tom hanks is back in inferno, i'm back in philadelphia, more news coming up in just a moment. >> weekend is upon us, we have a nice warm up on the way, beautiful weekend in the poconos, it is in full blast and temperatures near 60 degrees, both days in the city, we're talking 70's both days lots of sunshine a few more cloud on sunday mid 07's with a chance for late day shower and down the shore temperatures near 70's more sunshine saturday just a spotty shower possible, on sunday. we have got a cool down as we head toward halloween we will have more with the seven day

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production space, to further research and discovery. university is striving to connect experts with entrepreneurs and researchers at the that center and make it new hub for innovation. >> beautiful building, wow. >> well, science of super storm sandy and whether it truly was a once in the lifetime event after a short break. then coming up at 6:00. >> you humled people shouldn't be humble anymore. they work hard to be where they are at. >> a small victory in the battle to defend their identity following years of frustration for south jersey, the lenape india

well, tomorrow marks four year anniversary of super storm saint. >> meteorologist lauren case what i led to the storm's strength in the einstein

health care network science center report.. >> 8:00 p.m. october 292,012th super storm sandy made land fall near atlantic city. sandy was improbable combination of the events forever change landscape of the new jersey coastline, and left an mark on the memory of those affect. >> sandy that one name conquers host of images of remnants of the homes of heaps of debris along miles of coastline, fires ignited from ruptured natural gas mains, parts of the boardwalk washed away and casino pier roller coaster at seaside heights in the atlantic. saturday marks fourth anniversary of super storm san i as land fall near brigantine, new jersey. sandy was second most costly hurricane in united states history, topped only by katrina with an estimated $71.4 billion in damage. largest atlantic hurricane on record was wynfield diameter

of 1,100 miles, sandy killed 106 people in the u.s. alone, with ten direct deaths in new jersey and two in pennsylvania. deemed the frankenstorm, the incredible strength and rare left turn, were dictate by two other weather features, a large blocking high over newfoundland and strong tropical low pressure over mid south. merging of the upper trough caused sand toy transition into a hybrid system with the combination of both tropical and extra tropical characteristics. this transition enhanced sandy's forward seed as well as contributed to its record large wind field. the hurricane's left hook into the new jersey coastline is attributable to the count are clockwise wind flow associated with the trough and clockwise wind flow of the blocking high. sandy was like a calm stuck between two very large gears act to go pull the storm west ward and in land. because of the devastation, brought by super storm sandy world meteorological organization retired name

sandy replacing it with sarah for 2018 season n einstein health care science center, aim meteorologist lauren casey. >> that was a very difficult time on so many levels. >> as meteorologist you see these storms coming you hope it won't be as bad. when it kept coming in it was just such a scary thing to tell people this was happening. >> four years. >> yeah. >> it seems like almost like yesterday. >> so true. >> luckily we don't have anything like that to talk about on the radar, anywhere nearby, anytime soon. that is good news. we have had a beautiful weekend on the way, temperatures heading to the 70's, not a fan of the the low temperatures past couple days, below average in the 50's we will jump right past 50's and 60's this weekend. here's a look at a few looks planning on heading down the shore that would be a good move if you want to get town there and enjoy, off season shopping, walking around, picking up restaurants that are still opened this time of the year. nice weekend down the shore,

looks good in ocean city out there walking and have the boardwalk to yourself, it is a gorgeous evening with a lot of sunshine there. in cape may county. our eyewitness weather watcher is checking in with their observations and they are liking this day but it has been blustery and chilly. you can see temperatures only in the the 50's, barbara lane is in willow grove with sunshine and temperature of 50 . fifty-one with ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey he has sunshine as well, as we head down into delaware we are looking at temperatures in the 50's there as well. we can pull this one up? it will not work for me. walter says this beautiful picture, the cloud out there, look at those interesting cloud formation. he thought they looked pretty on this cool day. our weather watchers are great photographers as well end is nothing great shots as i told you yesterday we would wake up to sun and here we go lynn says sunrise, delivered. beautiful shot there. still showing sun through trees with that deep blue skies, beautiful shot and then also early this morning

moon and jupiter right about there very cool stuff, thanks to our weather watchers. here's what is going on our neighborhood network, in berks county this is the junior/senior high school where it is 61 degrees. beautiful foliage in the backdrop and everything is quiet this evening and wind are still strong and that is around the back edge of this system. this is a storm that impacted us yesterday, that is moving away, high pressure building behind it causing pressure gradient and bringing strong gusty wind outside today. is there high and departing low. here's that wind field. as we head through tomorrow high pressure gets the foot hold wind die town through first half of the day, and then we will await the arrival of this front really that will come through on sunday. it will turn breezy late tomorrow afternoon and evening. but tomorrow is a dry day, front approaches during day on sunday but most of sunday looks dry, increase in cloud through the afternoon, showers along the front probably don't get here until around the dinner hour. it could get in earlier but we

are not looking at much in the way of rain, mainly between 4:00 p.m. and midnight we will see a tenth of an inch and spotty showers some folks may not see any at all. weekend looks great. 70 degrees with sunshine tomorrow, 75 on sunday a few more cloud, those dinner hours showers and eyewitness weather seven day forecast, take a look, at this stretch. we have got a 75 degrees day, we have a 60-degree day, stray shower sunday and back to sunshine cool and creepy on monday for halloween and then another warm up next week back to 72 degrees on wednesday. we will time out your halloween monday for those kid with parades and trick or treat plans at 6:00. back over to you. >> a lot of those. >> lancaster man has been sentenced to a year and a half behind bars for hacking in the on line accounts of several people. >> ryan collins pleaded guilty to the hacking and bank. he accessed more than a hundred google and apple accounts over two years and stole private information

including nude videos and pictures and female celebrities. he is not suspected of posting any stolen images on line. tom hanks returns as professor this weekend in inferno and steaks are high, for his character and humanity. >> humanity. >> kevin frazier is here with the preview. >> ukee and jessica tom hanks is trying to stop a deadly global plot in the third part of the dan brown thrilling inferno. >> it is a prophecy. >> in inferno tom hanks is back as robert langdon this time racing through florence to stop a deadly virus that could destroy world while struggling to get his memory back and work his way through the clues. something hangs admits can be tricky. >> we have to talk and explain things as we get to see them. there is an awful lot here. it is a lot that goes with it, aka shoe leather. now that stuff is not all here. it is interesting to go me because i like, doing fiction but it has to be in a story,

that is going to be in which that type of blah, blah, blah can be sustain and become fascinating. >> how do you make a movie, exciting? well, you add plenty of action. and action. >> hangs also gets a hand from new comer felicia jones who was excited to be part of the adventure. >> nice to have you back, professor. >> audience never left, border or complacent and i feel people watch this film it will be a film to watch it. >> come to find it. >> i'm kevin frazier for entertainment tonight normally would i say back to you in the studio but i'm in the studio so i can point at you, ukee and jessica. >> how about that. >> i know. >> interesting. >> we're fancy like that. >> blue bloods friday and tonight we will give you a special behind the scenes look at the show. >> the show, and its lead

actor tom selleck. >> cop has a name best number for five or six have of the nearest and deares. >> selleck plays frank reagan head of the nypd and family off the set to each cast member selleck received much respect and praise. >> you know, tom, he is leader by example, and you know, they don't make guys like him anymore. >> tom showing some love. he also told me about a big favor they asked about the infant stage of the series. catch it tonight followed by my interview with tom selleck and his television family on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. good stuff. >> up next tori takes a class trip. >> i'm so excited. you guys aren't excited for ice cream. >> yes. >> yes, see what happens when our vittoria woodill tags along on the kindergarten trip to a local farm. we are back in a few minutes.

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united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. perfect day to tag along with the media elementary to milky way farms and chester springs creamery. they were excited but some are stun how milk is made. >> a lot to learn today, a lot to learn. >> we're missing it. >> so we were so close we could smell it. >> what is that smell. >> a cow. >> a cow. >> we met farmer charlie. >> we are going to be giving you your tours today. >> and ava the cow. >> hi, ava. >> to explain how it is done. >> first to get to where milk

is stored. >> can everybody say utter. >> utter. >> and then they learned where it comes out of. >> all right. >> and now, with time to see how it was done, two word. >> milking report report these cows are trained to visit the robots one by one each day fed and milked. once they are suck out like a vacuum it then travels from a jar to a refrigerator. >> it doesn't hold what you keep in your fridge, it holds milk. >> reporter: holding 1,000 gallons of the stuff that makes us big and strong. >> having learned a lot, it is time for a taste of the final product. wheat, fresh, vanilla. >> ice cream. >> ice cream. >> here. >> and a tractor ride recap of what they have learned, like what can be made from milk. >> butter. >> butter. >> yes. >> what else. >> it all comes out of again.

>> butter. >> what does the machines do. >> what do you think about this. >> he knows everything, everything. >> this trip to the farm sure was out of this world. it did feel like farmer charlie knew everything in the whole entire galaxy. i do agree with that. what an incredible day of learning milking robots not the old fashion ways these guys. keep in mind is there a field trip that is cool to tag along to send me a message on facebook, facebook.com/vittoria woodill. could have fooled me. >> right, right. >> that was interesting. >> i was, loving their intense faces eating that ice cream. >> it was good ice cream. >> one after some of mine. >> fun. >> thank you you. >> yes, thank you. >> appreciate it. >> that is "eyewitness news" at the 5:00. now at 6:00 fbi checking in to e-mails relate to go hillary clinton. new evidence has them looking more closely at issues. >> promising to bring a sex

scandal to life but police say it is a scam, what you should look for in your mailbox and what to do if you find it. >> reporter: after years of frustration good news for lenape indian tribe i'm cleve bryan and explain how federal judge's decision effects their battle for state recollect initial. >> i like my broccoli. >> okay. >> when you have been apart for a year, it is little things you miss. more of the heart warming surprise reunion for her mom and daughter at the a local school, kate. chilly finish to the workweek but a warm weekend is on the way, we're talking 70's, we will tell you when a little rain could come through and what to expect for halloween monday. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and here's is what happening newly discover e-mails have the fbi looking into presidential nominee hillary clinton, once more.

how this evidence was found, through another high profile investigation. we are also tracking a developing story, traffic troubles continue tonight in bucks county, chopper three live over the pennsylvania turnpike where all lanes in both directions remain closed between, bensalem and delaware river connection bridge. during the morning rush a dump truck brought down power lines on the westbound side, and new crews are there working around the clock to install new power poems and wires. but first... >> he comes out, laughing, and like you've got to see this. >> it is letter that has couples in our area off guard. black mail scheme claiming to spill secrets unless centers for paid off. allegations of sexual affairs showing up in their mailbox. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. greg argos is live in west chester tonight and we spoke with two people who received these letters. >> i did, there, jessica. this is a copy of the letter right here in the