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 letter, the

scammer claims to have evidence that he cheated. he or she wants $2,000 and that scammer maybe as it seems like in this letter is coming from a private investigator. the same letter, and,. >> and, either ignore this letter. >> pay me $2,000 examine these two optionness more detail. >> latest scam to hit our area, this morning, claiming to have evidence of cheating, and demanding, 2,000 bucks in on line bitcoin currency to make that evidence disappear. >> the mail came and it was plane. >> reporter: she lives in northeast philadelphia and when her husband opened up the letter the other day. >> he comes out, and laughing like you've got to see this. >> reporter: joke ago side police in lower merion township say they have received calls about the letter, and posted this facebook message telling people to i am is reply throw it out. chester county district attorney's office has also received calls. >> criminalities are always

trying to come up with a new way to separate people from their money. >> i will cut to the chase. >> reporter: jay, a doctor and chester county also received the threat. quickly realized it was not legitimate. >> it is looking official, you know, sometimes we get junk mail and throw it out but this seemed like it was put together by a private investigators or someone we are talking about. >> reporter: he and others say they want to see the scammer, caught. what do you want to see done to this guy. >> jail. >> that is what he deserves. disrupting lives, terrifying a lot of people. >> go out, get a job, work hard, make your own money. >> reporter: investigators i spoke with say it is very difficult to track down whoever is sending these letters and that is because these letters are coming from a presorted facility in florida before they make their way here in pennsylvania and if you received this, just rip it up. live from west chester, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a major development in

campaign 2016, fbi is reviewing its investigation into hillary clinton's use of the private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. democratic nominee was in iowa at this hour. today fbi director announced the agency's found e-mails in the separate investigation into disgraced congressman anthony weiner that may be related to the clinton investigation. weiner was married to but separated from top clinton aid huma aberdeen. clinton has denied any wrongdoing. donald trump is praising the fbi's move. republican nominee rallied supporters in maine this afternoon. >> i have great respect for the fbi for righting this wrong. the american people, fully understand her corruption and we hope, all, all adjust advertise will finally be served. >> 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 this

investigation was complete last july. meanwhile trump's running mate mike pence campaigned in bensalem bucks county. he rallied 1500 supporters at tc mill works. pennsylvania is a critical battle will ground state. trump told the crowd, he stands with the donald because, he chooses to stand with the donald because he up holds the nation's highest constitutional ideals. just 11 days until the polls open stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to count down to election day. congressman bob brady is calling for an immediate department of transportation investigation into a head on train collision in delaware county that injured four crew members. this two csx trains crashed near concord road in chester township just before 8:30 this morning. two crew members from each train went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. congressman brady wants to know if positive train control technology is available on those track and if so whether it was active. a whale is found dead in the port of wilmington, remain

with the hump back whale was found in rope and the animal is about 20 to 25 feet long and believed to be a young whale. experts aren't sure if the whale swam and died when it we came tangled or struck by a large ship and then push in the the port. the state of of new jersey is facing a civil rights lawsuit from a native american tribe. group is fighting for tribal recognition and will soon have their day to argue the matter. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has that story. >> i didn't know how easy, it was for them to shut us down. >> reporter: lenape indian chief mark gold says light of justice is peeking through clouds of bias. for last few years his people have been fighting new jersey's attorney general's office for allegedly stripping them of recognition that the tribe gained in 1982. he said it cost his people federal grants, college scholarships and devalued their art. >> we were moving for, moving for, moving forward. we have had quite a few

people. then all of a sudden because of the issue of the casino they turned against us. >> reporter: lenape are suing state saying officials took way tribe recognition because of the racist notion that native americans want to build casino. a federal judge said the case has merit. in a 42 page decision she denied state's motion to dismiss discrimination lawsuit saying simply put as alleged by plaintiff one day they were a state recognized tribe and have been for decade and next day with the swipe of the pen and absence of due process they were not. >> you took my recognition away. you humled people that shouldn't be anymore. they have worked hard to be where they are at. >> reporter: while lenape can enjoy this judge's decision they say legal battle will is far from over. they won't stop their quest for state recognition until all have of their rights are restored. >> my prayer here was to be hurt and now it is up to us to preserve our case. >> reporter: for their part

attorney general's office says they are reviewing the judge's decision this week, they don't give a reason for no longer recognizing the tribe other than saying they don't have to. trial could begin in the next few months. in bridgeton cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". last week a good samaritan was shot multiple times when he stepped into stop a robbery in center city's rittenhouse square. tonight in an "eyewitness news" exclusive that good samaritan is talking with me about that night. rittenhouse square is a special community, for a man selling water and snacks. he says when he saw a group of young men including a man with the gun approaching people on october 18th he knew he had to act. at that moment you are like not me. >> no, not anyone out here. i can't imagine my self letting them, who you are not built for this at all. why would i let you take everyone out here which is 30 to 50 people and turning face forward and get through our pockets and do as you will. >> tonight "eyewitness news"

at is is 11:00 hear yes was not surprise by this shooting and why he doesn't feel like a hero. now a mother's return home and her daughter's emotional reaction. >> morning announcements at samuel powell elementary were extra special as tears of joy filled the school yard. our natasha brown met up with the mother/daughter duo to hear more about their reunion. >> reporter: powell elementary school students grace thurmond was watching video message from her mother who has been serving in afghanistan for the past year when all of a sudden , this happened. >> it was the surprise of her young life, her mother, up close and personal, after being told she wouldn't see her until thanksgiving. >> don't cry, baby. don't cry. >> reporter: tears replaced word, hugs, heart warming bond for the entire school to see, the excitement took place during morning announcements at powell elementary, and the master sergeant in the the airport says that keeping this

secret was harder then any other military mission. >> i wanted to surprise her and we were doing tank go, so she was saying mommy, wait a minute, you changed, you have bunk bed and now you're in a big room. >> i was going to pass out, because i love my mommy. >> oh, i love you too. >> reporter: students sent letters and care package toss sergeant gracy throughout her deployment. >> when you are kind of home sick like, you know, i mentioned home, i wanting to home, time to leave, you will get a box and make it okay. >> reporter: nothing could replace sheer joy of this amazing moment. >> i'm not a huge cryer so all mye oceans came at the same time just to see her, running toward me and my sisters, so it was the most amazing feeling you you can ever have. >> awesome home coming. the sergeant went from classroom to classroom thanking students for their letters and care packages and

planning to same surprise for her son in another school in the city as well today. so we weren't able to gather, you know, that home coming but we can imagine how that one went. >> i feel it right here. >> you feel it. >> it is amazing all those care packages really help. >> they make all of the difference. >> thanks, natasha. it is largest conference of its kind in just three minutes why it is bringing women all over philadelphia. plus this. i'm not a big make up wear tore begin with but doing something with lining them with the lip liner, it did seem like a hassle to me. >> new treatment doctors are calling a game changer, i'm stephanie stahl and we speak to the local mother that is now available in our area, kate. we have a blustery chilly friday evening, that will give way to a big weekend warm up, temperatures heading for 70's i'll tell you how warm, which day is warmer we will take a peak at that trick or treat forecast as well, whether the kid will need the coat, leslie. kate, we're two days from the big prime time showdown between eagles and cowboys and

face off between rookie quarterback carson wentz and d ak prescott. he has led cowboys to five straight wins and eagles are not surprised about how well he has been playing. he even warn the eagle 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

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pennsylvania turnpike, remains closed in both directions, between bensalem and delaware river connection bridge. hold up, utility crews are working to install new power lines, that were brought down by an a dump truck at 7:30 this morning. still no word when it is expect to open again. well, wills eye happies considering its legal options after losing the appeal of the february decision by the centers for medicare and medicaid services. that decision classified wills as a surgery center, not a hospital. wills says that as a result, they will not be able to treat patients who require more than 24 hours of care after november 26th. wills says for patients in that position, they will partner with thomas jefferson university to ensure care. the decision has no impact on patients who needless than 24 hours a day. the world's largest conference of fee hail engineers has landed in philadelphia. the society of women engineers annual conference is underway

at pennsylvania convention center. this conference is expect to bring more than 9,000 women to town and it will have an estimated economic impact of at least ten million-dollar. the event runs through tomorrow. on the healthwatch tonight, no more fake looking big lips. that is promise of a new rod you can that is just now available here in philadelphia. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has first look at the new natural looking filler. >> reporter: bus which her 16 month-old son 30 year-old amanda grossman doesn't have time for make up but cherry hill mom never like how her lips, looked. >> the top lip is always thinner then my bottom lip. >> reporter: full lips are a hot look but there are horror stories all over you you tube. >> i was always afraid if i got it done because my lips are already a little full, it would be too noticeable and appear to fake. it does change a person's look sometimes for the worst, sometimes better. >> reporter: new lip filler, is formulated to provide

subtle, natural results. >> it comes in a syringe. >> reporter: cherry hill plastic surgeon steve davis is among the first in the area to use it. >> it is more fullness and smoothness without making a clumping or real life gigantic appearance. >> can you see results right away. >> immediately. >> absolutely. >> reporter: amanda gets cream before the injection and doctor davis says have become popular, quickly. >> this new product is something that everybody has been clamoring for a very long time, it is a game changer. it is. >> reporter: series of tiny injections just take a few minutes and they say they weren't that painful. here's her before and after comparison. >> i love it. it is exactly what i was looking for, it doesn't seem too drastic. >> reporter: results last for about a year, longer then other phillies, price of volbell a injections start at $475. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kate bilo joining us now

with a look at your weekend forecast. >> yeah, you know what it will be a beautiful, beautiful weekend. this is perfect weather. >> yes. >> a lot to do. >> we have double beautiful. when you get double beautiful on a friday. >> you know it will be beautiful. >> get some plans for the weekend. it will be fantastic. not much of that october chill in the air but we will feel that as well. we will start tomorrow morning in the 40's. we will get chill but then in the afternoon temperatures moderate quite nicely and we could be talking mid 70's on sunday. lets take a look outside and show you beautiful sunset underway as we take a peak at city sky line live from skies scan three from our building in the cbs broadcast center and spring garden section of the city. it just looks great this evening. storm scan three shows clear skies, patchy clouds drifting through this evening but nothing more than that. we will show you the general set up we are looking at. here's the storm, system that impact us yesterday with the rain, high pressure building in behind it. what to watch is is this? it looks innocuous right now but this has a front that will

drag through area on sunday, not a ton witt. not a lot of moisture to begin with right now and we will see chance for a stray shower sunday but also another noticeable cool down in halloween monday once that front passes through. the as sunsets, temperatures are dropping. it will be a chilly night. out and about you have to deal with the wind tonightes legs i through city. that wind can cut through jackets especially the accelerate through building 54 , down to 40's already in allentown and trenton and only 38 in mount pocono, winter-likening. look at the difference tomorrow. your forecast high tomorrow 07 in philadelphia. zero seven in reading. fifty-nine in mount pocono. well above average just a beautiful, saturday afternoon with a good deal of sun. zero seven with high pressure in control. here comes that front on sunday first half of the day looks dry, maybe a good deal of sun but we will see a few more clouds, showers likely around din are time, these front are known to come through a little bit faster then originally indicated so i wouldn't be shock to see a few

showers by two or 3:00 sunday afternoon. hopefully they will hold off. then we will get sunshine back on halloween monday, sunny, cooler, 60 degrees a beautiful day. out leaf peeping looking for fall activities, best foliage is in the the lehigh valley, upper bucks, montgomery county slightly past peak in the poconos but still looks great. lets talk about halloween, parade at school, after school trick or treating, it is nice but chilly in the morning, make sure kid grab jackets to put over or under the costume and unless they have a fury comfortable costumes like elmo we did elmo last year. that work out pretty well. saturday mostly sunny, warm. 70 degrees. your forecast, warm weekend, little chilly for monday but nice halloween and tuesday, and wednesday, looking great as well, this year dark vader and fancy vampire at my house. >> okay. >> okay. >> fancy vampire. >> yes. >> all right, kate good that

is great. >> leslie is up next in sports. >> not only do we have our biggest rivals but we have a battle of the rookie quarterbacks in will dallas carson wentz from the bird and dak prescott the from the cowboys. but one eagles is not surprised at prescott's success, told eagles this guy will be good. hear from him in i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe.

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life.

i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. we will update you on the pennsylvania turnpike is just reopened in both directions closed since 7:30 between

bensalem and delaware river connection bridge after that dump truck brought down power lines but everything is restored now and the lanes are back opened. good news there. >> all roads lead to big d, right now. >> yes. >> big game, sunday night. >> good news, and little bit of bad news. eagles say bennie logan will not play in the the cowboys battle for division lead, this will be the second game bennie has missed for eagles with a groin injury. eagles, could really use been toy collapse middle of the dallas offensive line. so they can go after rookie quarterback dak prescott, fourth round pick filled in very well for tony romo and he is second in the league for completion percentage and has thrown just one interception. he was a college teammate with fletcher cox, fletcher knew he would be a good quarterback. he even told former eagles head coach andy reid all about him. >> you know, prescott, the young kid hit me real good and he just, he had an opportunity, and, you know, he

is doing a good job leading that team. i was there when he was a red shirt freshman. i seen him come in. all he wanted to do was play ball and be real good. he was real dedicated to everything he did, and the coach taught him. he listens. the just looking at the position he is in right now. >> well, sixers with the day off tomorrow they will host a matinee with the hawks down at center. joel embiid will only be 20 minute restriction and jahlil okafor will be playing for 14 minutes. meanwhile flyers will return to the ice tomorrow night, but their cross state rival and defending champion penguins coming in the center. last night battled back from the two goal deaf set, to tie that game against arizona but in the third they gave up two bizarre goals in 99 cents and they end up losing five-four. yes another slow, first period start, that was the problem, flyers have not scored in the first period in all four home games. >> that first period was not pretty. we know that. we have to find out a way to come out stronger.

>> that is a game that was right there for the taking and it was just a matter of anything else but us losing the game. it was our own doing. two points that i think we should have had. >> all right. you're looking live at snider stadium in newtown bucks county home of council rock north high school. tonight they will battle their rivals council rock south in our featured game of the week. we will have highlights and several others in the friday football frenzy tonight after the 11:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. that is their biggest rivalry ever. this is their game of the year right there. >> they will be fired up. >> blast from the past after

hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and families have been the passion of my life and they will be the heart of my presidency. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar

who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising.

it looks like edgar allen poe will be returning just in time for halloween. >> park ranger will be dressed up as poe at the poe national the historic site. special nighttime tours are also part of the festival, it includes tours, talks, and performances. >> johnny dep. >> i know. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at the ten on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", scott pelley reports from new york. take care family we will see you tonight.

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: an october surprise. >> i need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement. >> pelley: the f.b.i. reoppose the criminal investigation of hillary clinton, 11 days before the election. also tonight, passengers scramble as an american airlines jetliner catches fire. >> oh. my. god. >> pelley: as more voters consider making recreational pot legal, listen to a doctor where it already is. >> it's affecting the emergency room. it's affecting the operating room. it's affecting just about every aspect of medicine. >> pelley: and steve hartman with