emergency injunction, once the aoun's lawyers, a herring will immediately follow. that will will likely take place very soon, or at least, tonight. if a judge rules in septa's favor then employees will have to be back on the job, within 16 hours. reporting live from septa headquarters, andrea hoff, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to track all of the developments, in this septa strike, we'll have any updates during this newscast, and then

always any time at cbsphilly.com. ride sharing now legal, today governor wolf signed a bill giving permanent authorization for uber, lyft, other ride sharing services in philadelphia and across pennsylvania new bill protect riders by requiring thorough backgrounds checks for drivers had been doing so illegally until today's signing two. thirds of the rides in philadelphia will go to city schools. >> a jury reaches guilty verdicts in new jersey bridgegate case two, aids, intentionally create traffic on the words' busiest bridge as active political revamp. >> found guilty on all counts, causing massive traffic jam, the charges include both fraud and conspiracy, both defendants, former aids to governor chris christie, promise to appeal.

>> i am innocent of these charges. and i am very, very looking forward to this appeal. >> the first step in the process, and this is not over. >> the days long back up in september 2013 became known as bridgegate, and cast a shadow on governor christie. his former aid, david wildstein, eventually admitted to organizing the lane closures, in fort lee, new jersey, to punish that city's democratic mayor for not endorsing christie, when he ran for re-election. governor christie says he knew nothing about the scheme by his former aides. christie said let me be clear once again, i had no knowledge prior to or during these lane realignment, had no role in authorizing them. christie's name came up throughout the six week trial, although never charged in the case. this judge instructs the jury not to consider the governor in its deliberations, barone's attorney hinted the wrong people were charged.

>> they should have had belief in their own case to charge powerful people and they did not. >> prosecutors say they brought the best case they could at the time. >> we indicted only the people who we believe we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this courthouse. >> kelly cried quietly, as the verdicts was red. sentencing scheduled for february with guidelines calling for more than two years in prison. >> a new york city police sergeant has died and another is in serious condition after being shot in the bronx. the shooting happened after the sergeant's responded to home invasion this afternoon. investigators say they were shot during a shoot-out with the suspect, that suspect was also killed, in the exchange of gunfire. >> breaking news to tell you about, chopper three is live over pretty big water main break in north philadelphia. this is at fox street and abbottsford forward avenue. we're told 60-inch main has strung a leak. the water there is everywhere.

everywhere. crews are on the scene, assessing the situation, if you're in that area, we'll keep you updated on there is as well. >> jerry sandusky goes back to court seeking new trial, vick tell two took the stands today the boy who mike mcqueary said was assaulted by sandusky in penn state shower. sandusky's lawyers believe prosecutors hid information about the man, because his story didn't help their case. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was in the courtroom, and is live in center count which more on that. greg? >> reporter: and jessica, that boy is now 29 year old man, he was subpoenaed here to the center county courthouse like you mentioned, he testified against his will, this was an essentially a hostile witness, but was forced to answer questions by jerry san cuss did i's current defense council. convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky as lived at center county court in latest bid for post release, could

lead to new trial or even charges dropped. >> do you opportunity say anything? >> on the stands victim number two, now 29 year old former marine, who says, sandusky sexually assaulted him in a shower, witnessed by penn state assistant coach. during the 2011 trial, prosecutors said victim two was known only to guys, defense team claimed the states new who that person was, but did not trust his testimony. if that is true, that could be considered prosecution misconduct and sandusky could receive new trial. >> jury called the testimony from the commonwealth >> if he never had to talk about this again, that's what woe like. >> the judge will now decide whether to grant a 72 year old motion for post conviction

release. now, a judge john is requiring both sides to present their motions to his desk by next week. he has not said exactly when he will make his final decision. reporting live here in center county, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". greg, thank you. >> the home stretch is finally here in campaign 2016. hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final votes in pennsylvanian other battleground states that will likely decide the outcome of the presidential election. clinton campaigned in pittsburgh today, she was joined by outspoken nba owner, mark cuban. the democratic nominee stayed on his attack against rifle donald trump. she argued trump's temperament dis qualify him for the job. also today actor josh, from the good wife, campaigned for clinton in lansdale. >> now, donald trump will campaign in hershey, pennsylvania tonight, right now the republican nominee is in ohio, where he is rallying supporters, and stepping up his attacks on the democratic

nominee. trump brought up the fbi investigation into clinton's emails, during the get out the vote rally. he says the scandal disqualifies clinton for the presidency. we are four days away from election day. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage. well, cbs news has learned about potential terror threat for monday. source respect say us intelligence has learned that al quaida could be planning attacks on monday in three state, texas, virginia, and new york. authority are taking the threat seriously, while still assessing the credibility of the intelligence. the threat provided no specific targets. earlier this week, alert to local police warned of polling places being seen as attractive target, for lone wolf type attacks by individuals motivated by violent extremists, ideology, sovereign citizen, other extremist activity. >> two children are hospitalized in critical condition after a house fire in philadelphia's olney section.

firefighters rescued a 11 month old and six year old from the second floor of their home on the 300 block of sheldon street last night. those children were raised to the hospital in critical condition. the cause of that fire remains under investigation, and it is not clear if the home had working smoke detectors. also, neighbors are unsure if any adults were home at the time. "eyewitness news" reporter anita o will have more for you coming up at 6:00. >> police make another gruesome discovery on the same south carolina property where a missing woman was found chained inside a shipping container. investigators say a search was w cadaver dog unearthed human remains, why authority fear there could be more. >> reporter: forty-five year old todd chris of erray period before a south carolina judge, friday, the registered sex offender is charged with kidnapping a 30 year old woman, whom authorities found chained in a storage container on his property. prosecutor barry barnett told the judge he could face more

charges.or barry barnett told >> there has been bodies found today on the property. >> that body has not yet been identified. but, authorities say, the woman told them she sold him shoot and kill her boyfriend. the couple had been missing since late august. >> we have absolutely right now no way of knowing how this person is deceased, when it is male, female, any of those kind of things. >> police are also investigating the possibility of other victims. >> we're not done here. we're not going to be done here until we, like i said earlier, 100 percent sure that we don't have any more evidence to go over. >> this court today will not -- >> his bonds was referred to a circuit court, which will also consider additional charges. don champion, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we want to go back to this breaking news we were talking becomes chopper three live over a big water main blake north philadelphia.

this is at fox street and abbottsford forward avenue. we're told this is a 60-inch main that has sprung a leak, and that looks like more than a leak right there. no doubt about it. that is just a massive amount of water. we see a lot of water main breaks, but not many like this one. water is really gushing everywhere at this point. trying to get more details on all of this, so we're of course going to continue to keep you updated. >> many of the mains under our city are very old. look the that. we under stands the authorities are on the way to the scene, to try to stop what they can. but that's just amazing site. right now looking live once again from chopper three. >> sadly a lot of insurance claims will be filed on that one. we'll continue to keep an eye on that for you. >> the story made national headlines, the problem was, it wasn't true. the jury decides rolling stone magazine's role in the article that falsely accused a virginia fraternity of sexual assault. >> also ahead on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 partying like it is 1908 all over again. after more than a sent rip, it is celebration time for cubs

fans. we'll tell you the way chicago is soaking up the worlds series win. kate? >> and beautiful sunny, seasonable november day today. we've got more of those on the way, sunny stretch ahead, temperature little up and down, though. i'll tell when you highs will be in the 50's, when we head back to the mid 60s,

>> we continue to follow news out of nicetown, very large water main break there. this is at fox street, and abbottsford avenue. we're told a 60-inch main has sprung quite a leak there, water is gushing everywhere, really looks like a small body of water there, versus a water main leak. we know that the fire commissioner adam is on his way to the scene. we have our crews on the way to the scene. you see there on the left-hand corner, a raft that somebody, looks to be, going through the parking lot in the raft, hopefully no one was in any of these cars, when this happened. we also don't have an idea at this point how quickly this water accumulated, how fast the water rose there. but you can see, with the raft on hand, and the people walking around, at least past their ankles. >> looks like waist high in some spots. >> a lot of water there, in nicetown. we have a crew on the way, fire commissioner teal is on the way. trying to get a handle on what happened here, and most

importantly, how to get that water turned off at this point. >> we'll ' keep an eye on this, continue to come back on this and keep you updated. >> other news tonight, jurors finds rolling stone magazine its publisher and reporter defamed the university of virginia administrator in a discredited story about gang rape at fraternity house. frowned was responsible for liable with actual malice. nicole aramo, university of virginia administrator argued the article betrayed her as village who discouraged the alleged victim from reporting the incident to police. rolling stone apologized for the story today. just or will decide at later date how much to award, who was asking for seven and a half million dollars. >> chicago cubs fans continue to celebrate the day with a massive world series parade through the sit. >> i estimated 5 billion people showed to up cheer on the team formerly known as the lovable, the parade began at

famed wrigley field, and fans lined the streets all the way down the grand parkment many of the teams arden supporters, waited a very, long time for this moment to arrive. >> cubs fan! just missed it, but we believe that he helped the kixx win the world series. >> been waiting such a long time. we really want to shot cubs that we love them for so long. we're going to get here whatever time. and through whatever crowds to get here and support them. >> now the un envier recall honor of longest world series drop along to the cubs opponent the cleveland indians, 68 years and still waiting. >> you kind of wanted them both to win. >> i know. >> call it a tie. >> great series. extra innings, wow. well, hi, kate bilo. >> well hello. >> wonderful fall day out doctor. >> wonderful fall day. if you likes today, get ready for whole slew of more days just like t pretty quiet

stretch. some might call it little bit after snooze fest of a seven day forecast, i'm loving it, this is great fall weather. temperatures right about where they should be for early november. see the sunshine just about every day, just minor flood situations and temps, one nice warm day to tell you becomes as women. let's peak outside right now, we start you off on the roof cam. i was just out un the schuylkill deck, major gridlock on 16th street as we know, at least the sun is shining, at least it is friday, you can put the windows down, open the sun roof. as long as you have coat on at least, enjoy blue skies and sun this evening. neighborhood network sites, really not a cloud in the sky here as we check in in berks county, burn villa, 56 degrees, boardwalk plaza, looking beautiful this evening, nice night for walk on the board walk. and at the kutztown area middle school in kutztown, it is 55 degrees. and again, no clouds to be found. now, we know what happened. on a clear night temperatures like dropped. the winds are still a bit

strong, bluster think afternoon, but the winds die down overnight. that will means with very, really, rarely a cloud in the sky today, temperatures are going to be plummeting tonight, it will be chilly night. but i want to zoom out over the entire united states, really, not whole lot going on. temperatures are at or above normal, across much of the nation. and nothing is -- pretty good news, big ridge of high pressure over much of the country keeping everything pretty quiet. temperatures right now near 06 in philadelphia, 59 wilmington, as well, 60 millville. sixty atlantic city, 48 in mount pocono, which is pretty average for this time of year. take a look at the temperature averages. average high for today's date actually 06 degrees, so right on targeted to by a month from now, december 4th, average high only 49. by january 4th, our average hi, only 41 degrees, so, 60 in comparison with those numbers, actually, feels balmy. current winds strong, blustery day, breezy day, 15-mile per hour sustained winds at the

airport, 12 miles per hour in reading. sixteen in wilmington. so breezy, cool and the winds making it feel even cooler than the thermometer indicates. but that said, the winds die down a bit overnight. allowing temperatures to really plummet. so breezy, chilly this evening. over night, tying the coolest of the season, million the colds he is in philadelphia, looks like we will get there again, some spots in the suburbs down around freezing, tomorrow turning out sunny, brisk, pleasant day. let's talk about friday night football. high school football. game of the week. i'm sure leslie will talk more about this. but really nice night for it. 7:00 mainly clear, brisk, cool, upper moreland, marple newtown, 62 -- 52, kick off temperature great football weather. waking up tomorrow morning again 38 in philly, 35 in allentown, freezing in mount pocono, some patchy frost, especially from the city on north and west. you definitely need the jacket tomorrow. but, in the afternoon, we warm up nicely and it will be pretty great start to our weekend. clear, chilly tonight, again, 38. tomorrow's high of 58. only 2 degrees below average.

sunny, brisk day, bit of winds. breeze call it from the north and west. then we set the clocks back, don't forget to do it, saturday night into sunday morning, get your extra hour of sleep. sunday seasonable, beautiful day. also, will ends pretty early as the sun goes down at 4:52. monday sunny, crisp and pleasant again, three straight days of seasonable, nice fall weather. how long does it last? i'll have the seven day coming up in the next half hour. >> see you in a bit. >> imagine losing $3 billion in a day and not even swweating? >> how facebook mark suggest err berg lost a bunts -- bundle. >> the first week of november. the high school playoffs are underway. tonight, game has two teams that squared off last season in the playoffs, and one school looking for a little

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perfect for the football frenzy? >> oh, and this is when it gets very interesting. yes, playoffs start tonight, takes us to delaware county where upper moore lands will play marple newtown. we head to up newtown square, where mike adams joins us for a preview. hi, mike. >> leslie, we got perfect weather out here right now. it is great. and if you think about it, this is kind of revenge game tonight. if you talked to each team, they're very confident that they're going to win, luck ill enough to chat with both teams, and both coaches, here's what they had to say. >> we walk on the team as a -- we walk on the fields as a team. >> on the road in delaware county. for high school game of the week. >> it is a big game, pretty big game. >> it is a big game. >> we tell them leave it all on the field. it is playoff time. you got upper moore lands as marple newtown. >> don't think of anything outside the line. phoning us on the field.

so let's take care of business. >> this one's a rematch of sorts. this team beat us last year in the semifinals. so some of our alumni are pretty fired up about the game. >> we have a good game plan. we have good guys, good line, good positions, if we execute the way that we know we can, we can do it. >> only one way to play, one way. >> keep our feet moving. have everybody get to the ball. just do what we've been coached, pull it up front, give me few seconds to find the hole, and finally hit it. >> we have to bring our best game to give ourselves a chance to win. we're excited for the opportunity. can't wait to get down there and get this thing started. >> it is win or go home. >> our work isn't done yet. we didn't prepare just to end here. >> we're going there, we're going to give them everything we've got. we'll play 48 minutes. >> basically we like to have it kind of like welcome to the jungle. can't wait. should and great football

game. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> man, they have some big kids on both teams. i don't remember being that grown when i was in high school watch are they feeding them? it is going to be a good match tonight. see how it plays out. don't forget the voting for friday football frenzy always goes down at cbsphilly.com/frenzy. that's how we choose what school we'll be at. broadcasting live, leslie, back to you. >> thanks, mike. and they were zombies guys out there. >> what are they feeding them? >> it will be a good game. >> thanks, leslie. once again we continue to track breaking news, massive water main break in nicetown. this is at fox street, and abbottsford avenue. we are told a 60-inch main has sprung a leak. we continue to follow this for you this evening. philadelphia of course is a very old city, historic city with thousands of miles of pipe under it. some of them have aged. not going to speculate what

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good evening, i'm ukee washington along with jessica dean. we're following a huge water main break tonight. >> out to david spunt in nicetown at the scene that far water water main break. david, what can you tell us? >> jessica, i have covered two water main breaks in the last 18 months, both have been in this exact same location. and i do mean exact same location. we're at baker center right now on roberts avenue. as we zoom in right now, you can see where the water is coming out t appears that the water flow is flowing down a little bit. initially reports were that it was a 60-inch main, authorities with the water department in philadelphia tell me it turns out that it is a 48-inch main. doesn't really make that much of a difference, because the entire parking lot is flooded. authorities have been here

trying to get people from their cars to actually bring them inside just to make sure that they're okay. but these businesses are the real ones suffering here, they've been dealing with this for three years now, we are told, we want to show you live chopper shot now. we've been told that there have been three. there was one in january 2014. one in june, 2015. >> that's the problem that folks here are dealing with right now. water department will continue. but talking about 48-inch water main break out here right now, roberts avenue, baker center, the second water main break in 18 months. the third water main break in three years. so, clearly, authorities have a problem with this specific water main. we will continue to follow this, live updates, at the top of the 6:00 in about 30 minutes, jessica, ukee? >> we will continue to check in with you, thanks so much. let's take a look now at

campaign 2016. there is a lot to talk about, as we get closer to election day. and as we get closer to election day, the latest polls have the candidates very close to one another. hillary clinton, and donald trump, have been barn storming all of the swing states, across the country, as they try to get those last minute voters who haven't early voted already 30 million people have early voted, which is incredible number tonight get some perspective on all of that, we go now to john dickerson, the political director and host of "face the nation". john, thanks so much for being with us, we've made it to the final stretch. >> i know, we're all still here, we need to get out the other side. but we're almost there. >> we're almost there. i was just talking belly voting. 30 million upward of 30 million early vote have already been cast. what do you make of the importance of early voting and how it will come to play into all of this? >> well, we have to kind of see the way it will turn out in the end. because early vote something quite important. and strategically the

campaigns look to see who has voted so that they can then put pressure on their other kind of voters. so, it is strategically important. we don't really know how important it is until we get to the final result. and we see how the campaign used it, there have been numbers at both sides to spin in terms of who has voted and in what states. but, sometimes, that's affected by a number of things, the changes in-laws, and other things. so it is interesting because we'll -- it will certainly be a part of the narrative once you get the results. but, right now, the democrats probably have a little advantage in the way it is turning out in some of the states. but again, it is really we'll know the real store when we get to the votes on election day. >> obviously in pennsylvania we're getting a lot of attention from the candidates, and their surrogate, and asomugha a swing state, what are the other states you're keeping an eye on for election night? what are the ones you think are really going to prove to be pivotal? >> well, pennsylvania's a crucial one, of course,

because in the democratic column traditionally, has been since 1988. hillary clinton has pulled onto the state. if she doesn't then it opens up more opportunities for donald trump. but if she is able to hold on, to pennsylvania, and that will rely on huge turn out among african-americans in pennsylvanian pittsburgh, then looking at florida and north carolina. if she can hold the democratic states, traditional ones, pick up one of those states, then she will almost certainly make it to 70. if she doesn't, hold north carolina and florida, then it is onto ohio, and then nevada, and it becomes a lot more complicated for her and donald trump who has a separate path of 270, things will be looking good for him if he is able to pick up those east coast, florida and north carolina states. >> we know you will have a lot to talk about sunday, preview for everyone getting ready for "face the nation" on sunday? >> what we will try and do sunday basically give people a voters guide. what they should be paying attention to on tuesday, also talking to chairman of the republican party ryan, and a

couple of other guests still wrestling to the grounds we'll also have the on show. >> we're looking for the to it, john, thank you so much. well the presidential candidates are spending the remaining hours campaigning in pennsylvania and the other battle ground states, as we just talked about. democratic nominee hillary clinton, get out the vote rally in pittsburgh today, and she was joined by the outspoken nba owner mark cuban. clinton is work to go motivate supporters and convince any undecided vote that's may remain. >> we're going to make it easier for small businesses and entrepreneurs to get the credit they need to grow. we'll make it possible again to stay and believe it. >> and in america, if you can dream it, you can build it. >> clinton is still pulling ahead of trump nationally. >> but those polls also show donald trump closing the gap, republican nominee is campaigning in ohio at this hour. he will rally supporters in hershey, pennsylvania later tonight. trump is hoping rural and conservative voters can get

him across the finish line. today he promised to focus on the inner city. >> and i say to the african-american community, i say to the hispanic community, and i've said it, what the hell do you have to lose? i mean, what do you have to lose? we're going to make our inner cities wonderful places. good education, and jobs. >> trump also told those gathered he will help veterans if-ee elected as president. >> get ready to turn back the clocks. that's right, the sun will be setting a little earlier come monday. >> meteorologist, lauren casey tells us how it all started and the way it can affect you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> at 2:00 a.m. sunday we'll set our clocks back one hour as daylight saving time comes to an end. today, dsc is observed in over 07 countries world-wide, and affect over 1 billion people every year. so how practice what wins stone churchill once advised

one morning in the spring team, extra snooze one day in autumn come to be? to addition cover the root of one hour of extra sleep, we need it travel back over 100 years. new zealand err george hudson first proposed the time of daylight saving in 1895. not implemented until germany became the first country to turn the clocks ahead one hour on april 30th, 1916. the rational to minimize the use of artificial lighting in order to con is her i have coal during world war i. with the war effort also the reason, the united states adopted daylight saving time, or fast time as it was called, when president woodrow wilson find is into law, in 1918. has extended twice in the u.s. with the current schedule introduced in 2007, a product of the energy policy act of 2005. today daylight saving lasts for total of 238 days every year. starting on the second sunday in march, and ending on the first sunday in november. although, not all states observed this time shifting.

supporters argue that it saves energy, promotes outdoor leisure activity in the evening, and is therefore good for physical and psychological health as well as reduces traffic accidents, reduces crime and is good for business. so the actual affect on overall energy use is heavily disputed dollars and contrary to popular belief the practice has been historically opposed by the farming industry, as a loss of hour of morning light meant they had to rush to get their crops to market. coming to an end, a lot of people ask if the extra hour of sleep is helpful. a study in the journal of sleep medicine reviews concludes that a seemingly small one hour shift in the sleep cycle can affect sleep for up to a week. during this time, many people have trouble falling asleep, and are more likely to wake up during the middle of the night. people who tends to sleepless than seven and a half hours at night and early risers have the most trouble adjusting to the new schedule. in the einstein healthcare science center, i'm meteorologist, lauren casey.

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>> you're looking live atwater main break that we've been covering since our newscast just about started over at fox street and abbottsford avenue in the nicetown section of the city. our david spunt was on the scene earlier, and he said that this area has had a problem for awhile now. this area has been prone to water main breaks since he has been covering for us, here in our city. our city's infrastructure is rather old in certain spots.

and this is probably one every them right here. you can see the water levels up to some of the cars tires, in some areas, and that is spread over a wide area of land. fortunately, the temperatures are not like they would be in the dead of winter. >> no kidding, that could be really really bad. just incredible to see. david was saying they were working obviously to get the water turned taught see why this continues to be a problem. also, a lot of personal property damage, it looks like, with those cars being submerged in the water. we'll continue to keep an eye on this and bring you the latest as this continues. >> right now we check in with kate for our forecast. >> you can only imagine if that were to happen on a day when temperatures were below freezing, that happen before it could be complete disaster with ice, all of that, at the very least, weather quiet this evening, live look into bethlehem, where you can see the sun just about to set. reflection there on the building along main street, beautiful shot there. to the palmyra cove nature park camera, neighborhood network, showing sunset, in full swing, that sun dips

below the horizon just three, four minutes, right now gorgeous out there, the city skyline, i am rule name dollars by the setting sun. storm scan3 is clear. nothing going on, high pressure moving in over the weekend. that is going to keep things calm, and dry, and very sunny on the way. highs today, did pretty well. in fact got actually one agree above average if you can believe that. in the wake of the warm days yesterday, and wednesday, it felt cool, but 61 degrees, one agree above the norm of 62 in wilmington and 62 in millville. highs today, 50's, in allentown, reading, and in lancaster. over the weekend, we've got sunny brisk but seasonable conditions for early november with that high overhead, little breezy tomorrow, but then on sunday that high kind of centers itself across the region, will be beautiful day. air mass warms gently 60 degrees the high sunday, then monday is another cool one, crisp, 50's, but still, pleasant, lot of sunshine expected right through the next several days. through the overnight hours tonight, we drop down to 38 degrees. it is clear. it is chilly.

in fact we could tie the coldest night of the year here, 38. we've gotten there once before. may get there again. some spot north and west, will see temps in the low to mid 30's, so very chilly start to your saturday. then in the afternoon, sunny, brisk, and pleasant. 58 degrees your saturday high. beautiful day in fact little warm up up to 64 for the high, lots of sunshine outside so waiting in line to vote outdoors or if do you have walk to your polling location the weather will certainly cooperate with you. no problems on election day. take a lack at this stretch of beautiful weather. look at all of the sunshine in the seven day forecast, seven sun's, visible, always good thing. we have 58 saturday, 606 on sunday, back to the 60s through thursday. >> looks nice, thank you. on the cbs-3 health watch tonight, way to predict how much a babely way before it is born. researchers have come up with a test to do that. >> health reporter stephanie stahl here now with more on the research released today.

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>> massive water main break in nicetown, it appears as if the water has stopped, flowing based and when we were seeing in the last hour, but as david spunt was reporting a little bit ago, this is a scene that seized this water main break, almost regularly, it sounds like. >> more in a year. >> which is unbelievable. at one point, you know, you see there, still, some of these cars, submerged in the water. >> you can tell by the body language of the authorities on the scene, you're right, looks like it has, gotten to the source of it, that water could be there for awhile, before it recedes. we'll continue to watch. >> this david spunt is talking to some of the people in the neighborhood, obviously their water pressure being affected at this time, probably right there at the department store, that mall that you are looking at. but chopper three will stay over top of this until we can come to a solution and finds

out what happened for that 48-inch water main to break. >> start of special olympics in pennsylvania, than year the journey to begin the event has some special honorees to carry the tore. >> vittoria woodill was there along the way. >> special olympics bring joyce to your communities,. >> a beautiful fall day started off and running, at citizens bank park with the 28th annual fall festival kick off for the 2016 pennsylvania special olympics. >> fall festival is the largest student run special olympics event in the world. we'll have 1100 special athletes from all over pennsylvania coming to villanova this weekend to participate. >> before the games begin, the flame of hope must be passed along, in the unified fall fest torch run.

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>> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> let me win but if i cannot win let me be brave in the attempt. special olympics. that's "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> breaking next at 6:00, a massive water main break. millions of gallons of water flooding a neighborhood. crews brought out boats to rescue stranded shoppers and drivers. who and what is affected in a live report. anita? >> reporter: this is the rubble left behind after a fire tore through this home in olney. aim anita oh, next what we are learning about the investigation and why neighbors say those children are lucky to be alive. >> lost love letters found now the search for the families history told in a series of worlds war two correspondent. kate? >> and the weekends is almost upon us, and definitely feeling like november is supposed to feel. i'm have your full weekend outlook, you're election day forecast, and tell you how long this sunny stretch continues. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

>> we continue to follow breaking news, huge water main break, plus, parts of philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood, you can see the scene right here from chopper three, crews using boats to get through stranded, we're told this is 48-inch main that ruptured, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> good evening, i'm jessica dean. that will break hopped at fox street nicetown. >> david? >> i covered two water main breaks in the last 18 months, both have been in this exact same location authority here are very upset this happened again. you can imagine the faces of people that work in this shopping plaza behind me are even more discussed by what they saw today. we have some video to show you of some of those rescues, the fire department was here little earlier helping people actually get from the shoprite to their cars, we spotted about six, seven cars that t