>> the back and forth between septa and local 234 is only ramming up, on what's now day four. both sides accusing the other of tying up talks. >> a fast moving house fire in philadelphia's olney section, sends two children to the hospital in critical condition. >> the eagles have officially dropped receiver josh huff. >> this comes days after he was arrested on gun and drug charges. >> we're all -- >> the only news that matters the cubs won the world series. >> what really pushed the cubbies over the top this year? well it, might have been their lucky stephen colbert, because the cubs were kind enough to come here on my show and invite my friends, donnie francs, to go to wrigley field for the day. i'm just saying, to hang out with me, they win the world

series. there case maybe the phillies should get together with stephen colbert. >> sends them over there, right? >> speaking every science, our scientists is out on the skydeck. >> hi, guys, yes, they called out the colbert bump, special equation apparently, yes. looking ahead though to much quieter day when it comes to the transition that's been made granted few left over hiccups, but the rain is gone. the winds picks up in its wake. and we expect to see the temperatures level off to some pretty cool values. i will say, off to relatively mild start, you're going see that reflected in the temperatures in just a second, colds front itself trying to pull away. full transition hasn't complete philadelphia self just yet. we eventually end up with temperatures sort of level themselves off. so it isn't as chilly to start, but, don't expect much more movement on the thermometer in short. what we can expect, sunshine, here's where we stands, yes, not bad. you're still at 56 degrees after all at wildwood, 54 at philadelphia international

airport, and low and mid 50's, pretty much everywhere else, say, for mount pocono, which is little cooler. but what we're looking forwards to here is nice bright sunny day. forty's, 50's, 60 at best in the city. depending on where your travels take you today, do expect the sun everywhere at least, and the winds everywhere, but temperature may be little different, little cooler or little milder as it may be. but, regardless, the windy ends to the week, i could said gusts usually peak anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour, quiet but cool weekends is in store for our area. but, nice sunny stretch to go along with it, meisha? >> katie, yes, the sun makes everything feel better. tgif. happy friday to you. keeping my eye on the vine, see it starting to heat up just ever so slightly, looks a lot actually like what it did yesterday around the 5:00 hour. now at 5:30, looking the same, heating up ever so slightly, looks pretty good for 5:30, especially given the fact day four of the septa strike. talking about this little earlier. good news is friday will be

lighter travel day, and, i think a lot of people are starting to get their rhythm many, starting to know their past and what's works best for them. pushing in the southbound direct, looking good, southbound direction and in the northbound direction, as well, do have one accident that's still out there in new jersey this morning, overturned tractor-trailer here, with minor injuries, 295 northbound route 656, and it is moved all the way off to the shoulder. it was blocking lane for little bit every time. now moved off to the shoulder. it won't cause too many problems unless it looms linger into the 6:00 hour. construction around the same area. 295 southbound, route 644, block, should be lifting around 6:00 a.m. construction northeast extension southbound lehigh valley at quakertown two lanes block there, quakertown to lansdale, one lane block there. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. patience is running thin, septa commuters stranded for fourth straight day. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside the sheridan where negotiations will pick up again today. good morning, justin. >> reporter: that's right, and if there is no deal soon,

septa may go to a judge to get an emergency order to get workers off the picket lines, and into work in time for election day, meantime, thousands will have to find other waste to work and school as effort here continue to strike a deal. now, awe we roll video here, details of closed door talks are going public. septa officials and local 234 president willie brown are now disclosing accounts of tension at the bargaining table, septa board chairman pat de own called out local 234, bus, train, trolley workers, saying its negotiators are prolonging the strike by refuse wag septa calls a deal back on wednesday, the union's counter was reportedly turned down. brown accounts to half truths saying he is not taking a deal, that would see members earn less money or benefits. of course workers tensions, healthcare, wages, and working conditions, and so far, not much movement. the strike now on day four,

has left thousands tied up on regional rails and roadways, and leaving many student without a way to school. >> my mom wants me to go to school. but can't let me because i can't walk. i hope it will end soon so i can go to school. >> and by school officials account some 30,000 public school student rely on septa everyday, and many like him are just not making it. back at the sheridan, talks went late into thursday night, and will resume sometime today. jim, jan, back into you. >> justin, thank you. meanwhile, police officer who became the victim after hit-and-run in montgomery county is recovering in the hospital. >> we're told he's in stable condition this morning, and it happened around 6:00 last night, at the intersection of north wales road and whitpain township. neighbors say the officer out looking for missing dog when struck. he suffered a leg injury. police say the driver stopped for a moment, and took off going north, on north wales road, authorities are looking

for a small black sedan. if you have any information, call whitpain township police. >> well, the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, why the return to standard time may be bad for business. >> and what investors think about tuesday's election. money watch's jill wagner joins us live right now from the new york stock exchange. morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, jan. stocks are no longer losing streak since 2008. down for the eighth consecutive day, do you fell 29 points, nasdaq lost 47. invest remembers concerned about uncertainty surrounding the upcoming election, polls show the race is tightening. donald trump win would likely bring huge changes to tax aches, trade, immigration policies. at the same time, markets are concerned about complete democratic sweep which could mean more regulations to the bank and healthcare industries. it is jobs on wall street, government releases october employment report.

economists special solid job growth, a positive report makes it more likely the fed will raise interest rates next month. and, most americans will turn back the clocks this weekend. great for us who are sleep deprived. but it could be bad for business. new study from jp morgan chase found that people spends less money when there are fewer hours every sunday light specially monday through friday, grocery stores, retail stores see the biggest drop. jim, jan? >> interesting, maybe some people just think, you know, time to go to bed when the sun goes down? i don't know. prime time to go and shop? >> just one extra hour is like a miracle to me this weekend. looking forwards to it, like a national holiday. thank you, jill, have a great weekend. >> i can relate. >> we know you can. >> exactly. >> well, in other news this morning, a school bus driver in schuylkill county, pennsylvania goes the extra mile. >> and that has fourth grader sarah smiling ear to ear. you see her there. earlier this week bringing cupcakes to school for halloween party and accidentally dropped them on the bus. seeing the girl's heart break,

bus driver michelle ran home, inbetween shifts, and bake two dozen cupcakes, then brought them to her class. needless to say, the emotions were flowing. >> i felt so bad, because she is staring at the empty tray and the cupcakes on the floor, anteriores just started flowing. >> oh, my gosh. my bus driver actually made me cupcakes. i was crying again, so hey, i couldn't believe that she would actually do that for me. >> what a sweet treat. sarah's class sent a thank you note which the driver said brought her to tears. >> michelle, yab, greatest bus driver in the wormed. good for her. >> the goal end glows just few months away now, we already know one major celebrity who will be taking home a trophy. >> we'll tell you who, that's coming up next, pat? >> reporter: good morning, guys, here on the villanova campus, the special olympics fall festival. hanging out with the committee that's getting ready for. >> this a lot more chipper than i would be! at this time of the morning. when we come back, we'll talk

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>> kendall jenner got a brand new rolls royce, that's right. car reportedly worth 250,000 bucks. >> no way. >> yep. her sister, khloe kardashian said kendall celebrated her

birthday so much she actually forgot she got the rolls. ya, must be nice. >> and we know meryl streep will be taking home a golden globe in january. the actress set to receive the cecil b awards for outstanding contributions to the worlds every entertainment. the awards will be given out january 8th. >> and, iphone use remembers getting newly designed emojis with the newest software update. and it isn't making everyone so peach i. specifically, it is the new peach emoji. folks rupp set about for years people called it peach butt, i guess. due to its apparent resemblance to a person's back side. the new and improved fruit emoji now has these critics turning to social media to let apple know we want the old peach back. >> peach emoji, but don't complain about a $250,000 rolls royce for a 21 year old is. >> the world's priorities. >> as i told awe moment ago, the world is full of cuckoo clocks, yep. >> ridiculous.

>> i feel bad for jan having to read that script. >> like i'll do this. >> ya, ya, we love having you, jan, we'll make you read some weird scripts. >> but no weird weather coming our way? >> not at all. >> exactly, coy talk about peach butts all day. we're looking ahead to very quiet weather. before we get to that, we do have special guest in house, jeff moore joining us in house, weather watcher of the week. we give him rounds of applause, yes, smile and wave for the camera. from hatfield, and he's one of our loyal, most loyal eyewitness weather watchers, helping us out to produce the broadcast all morning long, we will hear more from him in the next hour as well. that said, checking in with watchers one more, that time of the morning, temperatures generally speaking just generally cooler than this same time yesterday. just had potent cold front. hasn't completely cleared yet. so the transition still underway right now.

50 degrees the current temperature coming in right now from kenneth. out in willingboro under nice clear sky. to another one, take you further inland here, i go off to the north, 49 comes in this morning from john jenkins, another one of the watch he is that's since been in the studio for weather watch err friday. he too finding nice clear sky. one more, miler spots of the pack, 50 degrees, from john, out in mullica hill, just some clouds where he is. and the further south you go, the more cloud cover you'll v further north you go, clearing out, also, cooling down, little bit more readily. we switch gears, talk about what's going on with the pattern just in general, again, the frontal boundary that brought in little bit of rain yesterday now retreating, in its wake, still some clouds, high pressure is going to take control. and as a result, we clear out. but, you do have that difference between low and high pressure, low pressure retreating, high pressure taking its place, and as a result the winds running theme today. see the gusts peaking to up maybe exceeding couple of spots, 25 miles per hour. the sun will shine all day. that's good news. meanwhile we take new tonight, under nice clear sky, patchy

frost scheduled to develop as long as the winds tapers off enough which it likely will for some of you, we drop to 39 again in the city. this is very blands looking forecast. sometimes blands can be awesome. i expect sunshine, right through the seven day, upper 50's, saturday, sunday, monday, then nice little spike in time for reelection day on tuesday. and, very quick note for you here, calling all teachers. we've got our cbs-3 weather workshop scheduled !t the franklin institute coming up on december 6 from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00. this is for teachers only. we will be sharing the ideas for how you can incorporate wet near your classroom, also become extension of our team. also, get free ticket to see the new exhibit jurassic worlds exhibition, head to the website cbsphilly.com/weather fest, for all you need to know. meisha, over to you. >> wonderful, all right, katie, thank you so much for that. good morning, tgif to you. looking outside at the roadways right now, we do have accident, this is eastbound schuylkill at south street, it is blocking the right lane,

and you can see, how many vehicles are involved, with the flashing lights. so, starting to get more vehicles out, there going to start to put on brakes, might see little gaper delay in the area, uke schuylkill at south street. take a look 995 south, betsy ross bridge, keeping our eye on the southbound side of interstate 95. we know got very bus way couple of accident both moving in the northbound and southbound side yesterday, right around 6:00 a.m. so right now, looking okay. but you can see, for friday morning, it is certainly starting to get little heavy. and then pulling your attention to this, guys, for the weekends, northeast corridor experiencing some delays, weekend work in the hud somebody river tunnels, will start tonight 10:00 p.m., linger until 5:00 p.m. monday. new schedules start monday. ac rail line schedule starts sunday, and also some maintenance work on the patco speed line closed between seven a.m. and 7:00 p.m. sunday. so heads up on all of that. i'll be tweet that information out for you, as well, and then we have so many events, affect

the ben franklin bridge, the bridge is closed between 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. by the way, honoring new jersey ticket and passes, heads up on that again, something i'll be tweeting out for you, as well, just reminder free shuttle for city employees, bus zone available still as drop office and pick up locations starting to help a lot of people out on day four of the septa strike. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. 5:45 a.m., not every friday morning you find college campus buzz withing activity at this hour. >> student at villanova university are up bright and early preparing for this weekend's special olympics fall festival. pat gallen live on campus with more on what's become the largest annual student-run special olympics event in the world. patrick? >> reporter: good morning, jim, jan. can you believe the energy that these kids have at 5:00 in the morning? i get up at 3:00 every morning. i'm like. gh. it is awful. but it is for a good cause,

why wouldn't have you that sort of energy? we're here with the commit app, they get prepared for the special olympics event. couple of peak we need to talk to. good morning. >> good morning. >> so give us a little bit of backgrounds as far as the special olympics here at villanova? >> fall festival at villanova is the largest student run special olympics event in the world. we're expecting more than 5,000 volunteers, and over 1,100 special olympics athletes come into campus from around pennsylvania this weekend. >> that's pretty incredible. so, thousands of athletes, thousands of volunteers, all over the campus there is weekends. give us little run down what we will see if we come out smear. >> absolutely. competing in six different sports, also have athletes can get free health screenings. there is olympic village in our quad. a lot of energy on campus. all of the student get involved. >> awesome. when does it officially kick move. >> this morning, kicks off this morning, now, you can obviously volunteer, and you should, because it is a good thing to do, and we'll talk more about that, matt, my man.

so, you head volunteers. so how can we come out and help? >> sure. as jess mentioned, we have and are expecting 5,000 volunteers here today both from villanova student and off campus people. so we have variety of different volunteering roles i can take part in. one of the six venues that jess mentioned earlier, also have opportunities to volunteer for healthy athletes, security volunteers, medical volunteers, housing volunteers, food volunteers, evaluation volunteers, plenty of ways to get involved. just like everyone to know that we except walk up volunteers, anyone who wants to come to campus, set up directly across from the main parking lot, love to see everyone here. >> matt, putting you on the some it what's your favorite part of the weekend this. >> my favorite part of the weekends is the victory dance, will happen tomorrow night, when all of the athletes dress up, all of the committee members are there, as well, and just huge dance celebration, everyone's going

nuts, some way better than i would ever want to try out. so incredible night. i'll really much looking forward to it. >> matt, my man, good stuff. jessica, we will talk to you little later on. guys, committee fired up, ready to go. it all starts in a couple of hours really. >> been drinking lots of coffee. >> they really have. the student do such a great job, athletes are so pumped. see the smiles on their faces. great event. >> good stuff. >> still ahead, update on story we first told you about earlier this week. >> wait until you hear what happened to the student who says his kit cat bar was stolen from his car. we'll show you coming up katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with.

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>> we are going to embrace my friends jim, some kudos for the man sitting next to me. very cool. >> fun night last night. thank you so much. row magazine honored several people last night for giving back to the community. i was among the recipients what they call their blue sapphire award. we had big celebration on north broad street. several members of the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" team was

there including our own ukee washington who presented my award. if you have a chance, pick up a coffee of row magazine. yours truely is on the cover. just fun evening. >> front and center. >> on that cover. >> we were busy last night, we were all over the place, also big fundraiser for the pennsylvania spca. and their life saving mission of protecting animals. it was a barkann whine benefit. horticultural center at fairmount park. our rahel solomon was there, along with our friends animal advocate carol erickson, contributes to the cbs-3 pet project/witness news every sunday morning. cbs-3 is a proud partner of the pennsylvania spca. stephanie stahl even with her broke inning ankle came to my event and carol's event. >> great supporter. >> she was all over the place, indeed. remember the college we told you about this week, who had the kit kat bar stole friend his car? >> has plenty of replacement bars now, after hunter told

the story of the kit kat caper on twitter, the company that makes kit cats gave him 6500 kit kat bars. 6500, jim. he's now the coolest kat on the state campus, cutting into his study time but he's taking it. >> love it. turned out to be really cool. >> i'll focus more on school and little lesson candy from now on. >> so he says, at leastment hunter said it has been full-time job giving away all of the kit kat bars. look at him. >> oh, i will ' start taping $100,000 bars to my car and see what that company does. >> right? here is hope in that. you and me both, share. >> exactly. all good, all around. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", why top ranking college song of soccer team just got benched for the rest of the season. >> meisha taking us on another dream drive. literal pact to learning, coming up.

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as they arrive on scene. >> with only four days left until election day, donald trump and hillary clinton are waging battle for the white house on multible fronts. >> today is friday, november 4th, tgif everyone. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, happy friday. >> oh, you said it. i think everyone shares in the sentiment. roads are looking okay. couple accident, but out of all of the days of the week, today so far looks really good. >> everybody knock on wood. >> oh, yes. >> my goodness, yes. >> don't jinx yourself. >> i know, i know. at least the weather is calm again. overall it looks like it will stay that wayment quickly checking on storm scan, any of the wet wet their did come through long gone. skies are clearing out pretty efficiently here. we going to see the winds pick up with time as the day progresses but at least skies are clear, see some sunshine, frankly, starting the day off on relatively mild note yet

again. low 50's currently to report up and down i95. the only oddball, up at mount pocono, it is little cooler by comparison, even there, 44 degrees, isn't a bad way to start. and the outlying suburbs surrounding philadelphia are looking good right now, too, low 50's, but here is the thing, guys, won't see the temperatures rebounds all that much, at best, we hit 606 degrees, so there could be a solid several hour window where the thermometer only nudges up 1 degree, just because the cool air is catching up to us, the balancing act, goes into effect here, yes, sunshine to help warm things up little bit. cold air will do its work, so by lunch and recess, yes, still returned for the kids out there, although walking out the door today very likely have the very same outfit on, meisha. >> absolutely, katie, thank you so much for. that will will feel chilly. certainly did this morning. i know did on my ends, as well, looking outside the roadways, accident eastbound schuylkill at south street. pulled all the way off, blocking right lane. what we are starting to see more brake lights go off, starti