five days after las vegas massacre october 5th, atlantic city police tipped off to this suspect. >> daniel smith was attempting to sell high powered rifles ammunition, and pipe bombs. >> reporter: within hours henry white, junior, police chief says his officers with the fbi and home land security devised an under cover buy to get those weapons off the street. >> our investigation revealed they were actively trying to sell these to anyone that would give them money. dropped everything we were doing, gave us our full investigation and attention. >> reporter: thirty-seven year-old deemers and another woman nina house in, cuffs and facing a slew of felony charges. >> thus far we don't see a connection to any other political or terrorist-type organizations. >> reporter: investigators were recovering a savage 3006 snipper rifle with scopes, 300 round of ammunition and materials for five pipe bombs. police say that the suspect's

motive appears to be entirely driven by greed. >> we have nothing to indicate they had any plans to use them just to sell them. >> reporter: there was concern about what deemers told the under cover officer buying the deadly merchandise. >> it was learned that he provided instructions, on how to a sem. the pipe bomb and noted they should be filled with nails to act as shrapnel. very concerning and alarming that information was given. >> reporter: back here live, the sting operation went down at an apartment complex you see off of pennsylvania avenue that is the building with that red fire escape ladder. now deemers and house each face at least five felony charges, each, including possession of a destructive device, and conspiracy. i'm live from atlantic city, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. atlantic city police arrested these two men charging them with salt and robbery of the 36 year-old man this is after that victim who is from new york told police these suspects held him

against his will for two days, used a blow torch to burn his feet and set fish hooks in his mouth and chin. three two-year old mark hopewell of atlantic city and 28 year-old roberto alycia of mays landing face robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy charges. discussions are underway once again about where the temple university football team should play its home football games. protesters are voicing their concerns about a new on campus stadium and "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at temple on the latest on the heated debate, alycia. >> reporter: jessica the debate over a stadium at temple university has been going on for roughly two years , even though we have not heard much about it over last couple of months, as the university has been under going a feasibility study but that has all changed thanks to recent remarks by the university's president, and in fact, has sparked a protest today. >> people united will never be defeated. >> reporter: police presence and protest at temple university, dozens of people

gathered outside the school's board of trustees meeting in opposition of the proposed 35,000 seat stadium, thinks first trustee meeting since the university's president, recently made mention that temple is moving forward with a controversial 130 million-dollar idea. >> adding a stadium in the residential neighborhood at 16th and arch street is like putting like i said before a whale inside of the gold fish bowl and i don't see how it will work other than for temple with profits over people. >> it is caught. >> reporter: temple proposal for on campus stadium the school says it it will save 3 million a year just on no longer needing to lease space at lincoln financial field for its football at home games. the savings for the university from protesters could come at a cost too high for the community. >> it will do everything from increase trash, and students to further erode community members ability to park. >> reporter: long term the cost could be even deeper.

>> the stadium will contribute to the destruction of a historiccably black community. it will raise rents, raise taxes and threaten peoples ability to stay in the homes that they were born in. >> although a decision has not yet been made, if such a facility were to be built our goal would be a multi purpose facility that would have benefits for our neighbors as well as the university. >> reporter: and decision has not been made on the stadium in part because that feasibility study is not yet complete. in order for a decision to be made, the board will to have vote. that did not happen today. the stadium wasn't even on the agenda for today's meeting. what you heard the president say there a few seconds ago was only comment school would make about the status of the stadium. reporting live from philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the count down to carolina continues, we are getting ever closer to thursday night football. >> of course we have you

covered as bird prior to battle panthers right here on cbs 36789 sports director don bell joins us now and he said before a big game. >> i feel like we have said that every week but when you have two, four-one teams hooking up. >> it is a pretty big deal. >> in five weeks eagles went from local object situation to a national story line. the team with the second year quarterback and relatively unknown coach, showing us once again to a four-one start. on thursday night, carson wentz and doug peterson will be front and center, for football's world to see. it is bird first national le televised game, over the first , five weeks of play, the two have been in step. the eagles are third in weapons and sixth in points scored. and, carson, doug, is key. >> i get to talk to him once a day he go in his office and sometimes it is more than once , twice, three times even even, whenever we install play s, maybe what do you think about this idea or how do you feel about this, and, you know , i'm very, we're very

comfortable with each other. he will come to me like what do you think about this. i don't think it is anything, i might be hesitant to speak up, but we are, mutually respect where we just have that open dialogue when ever. >> speaking of open dialogue, you can expect plenty of that right here on cbs-3 starting tomorrow, i will join ukee, vittoria in charlotte as we get you ready for game day. >> and here's a scheduled for thursday. we will have the jeep kick off show at 7:00. then at 7:30, guys at cbs sports take over and game coverage begins at 8:00, once again four-one bird hooking up with the four-one panthers right here, on cws3, guys. >> wow.

>> evident pointed to an accident. schools in monroe, township gloucester county remain closed tonight due to mold concerns. frustration is mounting for parents who don't know, when students will return to the classroom. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in williamstown with new information we are at district's mold report. >> reporter: we have new information, also from the superintendent, he stopped, and gave us a brief interview, a q and a at what is going on right now, in this district. have a listen. >> is there any smoking gun yet that your inspectors have been able to come across as far as your collogue. >> no, they have not. all i know is it will take at least a minimum of three months to get everything re

mediated. >> have the other schools, they were closed, is it safe to say as a precaution. >> that is truth, i want to make sure we check all of the schools to see if there was any concerns of that. >> any concerns found. >> not so far. >> crisis in the south jersey school district, doors at every school building, closed amid mold fears. >> they just keep saying they didn't know. >> tensions from inside holland glenn, revealed panic and it spilled over in the emergency meeting with the board of education taking heavy fire. >> i will get you on it. >> reporter: in an investigation we have asked two experts to independently review the report, each found document lacked the smoking gun, the cause of all this mold remains a mystery, we are told, fixing it will be costly and potentially complicated. district official told parents last night that they have known about the mold for nine months, and it could be as a result of the old ventilation and cooling system. >> it shouldn't have got then far. >> they said they didn't know, do you believe that.

>> well, they said they found out in january. >> reporter: with the schools closed down because of mold fears, parents like amanda sin claire merill believe her children's illnesses could be flaring as a result of this. >> because of the allergens that maybe there is spores or something inside, the school or it doesn't make any sense but during summer when it is really humid and things are blooming outside, why he would be perfectly fine. >> reporter: school district in full damage control, thousands of students all off for the rest of the week, asked a five-year old is what going on. >> is there mold in all of the schools. so we have to have off, a lot of days. >> well, some new information from the superintendent, also, suggest that no significant mold was found in any other school, except for holy glenn, they expect they might be back on line, on monday of next week. now as far as holy glenn is concern, off line for three months, and the smoking gun, i'm just told, moments ago they believe to be, the air handlers. that is very latest live from

williamstown joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. new at 6:30 a disturbing case of animal abuse is in delaware. authorities say they found 43 dead dogs inside of a house in seaford, animal services seized another 31 dogs and a cat from that home on sunday. they were alive but badly neglect. these are pictures of some of the dogs brandywine valley spca is caring for right now. investigators say, a tip from the public led them to the abuse charges are pending. and fire safety officials put on a demonstration today, as part of an effort to educate the public about closing bedroom doors. the philadelphia fire department, and ul fire fighter safety research institute, burned this home in the training center in sharon hill some hoe how quickly it can engulfed a home. they used this demonstration to collect additional research about how fires burn, and how they spread. still to come on "eyewitness news" we will get flyered up with the help of the philly sports legend,

lauren. i'm meteorologist lauren casey live in willow grove i'll show fun hockey fans of all ages are having and we will talk to one flyers goat, greatest of all time, in cool speak coming up. cool speak. well, lauren, it is bite full albeit warm evening outside but here comes some changes, rain is on the way but i'll break down when rain arrives when areas could see upward of an inch and when highs don't make it pennsylvania

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- hi, i'm joan lunden. join me and the centers for disease control and prevention four our series. - [narrator] your health with joan lunden and the cdc, every tuesday and thursday on cbs3 at 6:00 a.m. during commercial time, sponsored by nacdd, with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/diabetestv. former vice-president joe biden is keeping his son's memory alive. >> today biden visited warminster bucks county to announce beau biden foundation later partnership. organization is teaming up with doyletown health, and they will train the health systems medical staff on how to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child sex abuse. >> child sexual abuse is a leading health risk to

children. one in 10 children. they will be molested by the time the time they are 18 years old. >> while serving as attorney general of delaware beau biden focused on protecting children from abuse. today is deadline to register for pennsylvania voters planning to vote in the november 7th elections. you can register on the pennsylvania department of state's web site, you can also do an in person at a county voter registration office, and if you are getting updated a driving licenses you can register at penndot as well, remember you cannot vote if you are not registered. well, it is a beautiful fall day outside, it doesn't feel like a time for who can any philadelphia, a little warm. >> a little warm but it is just days away from the flyers home opener and fans are already getting flyered up, as they say, meteorologist lauren casey live from willow grove with the mobile weather watcher and with a very special guest, hoist with you. >> yes, a very special guest, i have a legend among us,

bernie parent. >> hello he is here, he has join us. >> wait a second, wait a second. >> do you think she's ready. >> oh, bernie, tell me more, bernie. >> i didn't tell him to say that. >> but he is here out signing autographs and fans of all age s that have come, there is fun activity, we have pick up hockey game going on, kid are playing, people in line to get autographs from people like bernie, and bob, the hound kelly. we have these little fans like benjamin thaw just saw just nine months old, also saw some fans, 80's, 90's, fans of all age is here to meet these guys show them your ring, bernie. >> here you go, folks. >> look at that two stanley cups, no big deal. >> this is what it is all about and we have a good team this year. >> are you excited for the season. >> very excited and i think, they have done a tremendous job, he is bringing the right people in, exciting and we will look forward to the first game on saturday. >> are you going to the game. >> of course, i am sure.

>> now who gets more visibly excited to meet you and get your autograph, kid or grown adult men. >> people like you. >> so, the ladies, bernie, the ladies is what you are saying. >> you have little kid, you know, you go from generation to generation, this is what it is so nice in philly, when you have young kid, 12 year-old kid, asking can i have your autograph and you know, it has been a long time since we have played and it is still feeling so grateful to have young kid to come up like this and also i have, you know you are getting older when i was 65 and told me her grandfather watched maine play. >> that is so great. thanks so much for chatting with us taking time out, visiting with the fans, greatest goaltender of all time, bernie, we will hang out more, maybe bernie will give me a couple more compliments, i don't know. >> that is right. >> we will send it back to you

guys. >> all right, lauren thanks very much. >> get quite a few compliments >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> good guy. >> all right. lets talk about the heat. >> let's do that. >> it is hot outside, i think lauren was probably sweating in that jacket out there temperatures got to the 80's today but we have got 70's, 60 's and then back to the 80's in this forecast with a lot going on. i want to show you this don't miss this shot, look at that beautiful sunset from our brand new camera from plymouth meeting. we are looking to the western sky, the sunnies going down, these days getting short and shorter, it wasn't so long ago that i could not show you a sunset shot because the sun was still up in the sky, full force, not my more, sun going down as we speak but great look from our camera in plymouth meeting. storm scan three showing not a whole lot overhead but a lot happening off to the west there, two batches of green we have seen here one over kentucky moving into ohio, yet another batch, moving through

chicago right now and both of these will impact bet of our area, through the day tomorrow tomorrow looks like an un settled day especially the second half, your morning commute may be okay, afternoon commute expect some slow downs temperatures right now still hanging on to those 80's in philadelphia, in wilmington and millville. we will drop to the upper 70's elsewhere, still hot in the south east with high temperatures in the 80's right now but look at how chill a cross portions of the central plains. it is only 47 in omaha. fifty-one in wichita kansas. sixty-four in bismarck. cool air is around, but it hasn't made it here yet. tonight, quiet, tomorrow, just some cloud, to start the day a couple showers to the south but notice greens have been encroaching through the day and by 3:00 p.m. we have steady showers from the city on north, pockets of steady rain across south jersey and delaware and that will continue through 5:00 p.m. that is not the even. showers through 9:00 and then another batch coming through

early tomorrow and thursday morning. that moves out, and, thursday it is cloudy, sell i and breeze which lingering sprinkles especially early in the day. how much rain. from the city north not too much, quarter inch to half inch of rain bye further south , over an inch in a couple spots. we have to keep an eye on that and be prepared for a decent slug of rain, on and off through the day tomorrow. so, some cloud, some rain, spotty showers, heaviest to the south, 74 degrees your wednesday high, the eagles game forecast looks, warm, in charlotte 75 but thunder shower is possible, and you're witness weather seven day forecast you sprinkle a good day thursday and warm backup in the weekend and temperatures drop next week. stay there sports is coming up meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder!

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trophy winner is their best player and franchise quarterback, on thursday night , he will be focus of the eagles defense, last week he tossed for 355-yard and three touchdowns in the win over detroit. he is match up nightmare because no quarterback in nfl history has more rushing touchdowns. cam is a dual threat. >> he is a dual threat quarterback, his feet, ground game, the ability to run, and passing is very accurate. and, you know, the ability to throw on the run, he throws really well on the run. >> he is in the one trick pony he has mobility, designed runs they do different things, and you know, to play our best team defense. >> and nfl commissioner roger goodell is considering a measure to prevent players from protesting during the national anthem this comes less than two weeks after many owners around the league joined players on the field for demonstrations. the eagles react? >> it is an unfortunate decision if that is all that

came out of it. there was no effort to continue or to replace the platform that guys have been using to draw attention to you know issues in our country, if there is no evidence to assist players in that then i think it would be very, very unfortunate and i don't think that will go over well. >> hockey tonight in nashville flyers are visiting western conference champion predators, this is the final leg of a four game road trip to start the season, orange and black are two-one. signed, sealed, deliver, joel embiid officially putting ink to a five-year, 148 contract extension. the new deal reportedly offers the sixers salary cap protection should he suffer a major injury. joel has only played in 31 career games if you break that down that is 4.8 million, for each game played. last night vikings and bears, keys keenan connect with kyle rodolph and

touchdown. your we showing you this? for one reason? this celebration, guys. this celebration is key. we have a little game of duck, duck, goose. >> that is pretty good. >> so we saw eagles did on sunday and little baseball this time we have duck, duck goose from the vikings. >> they are getting creative. >> i don't know, guys. >> jessica don't love it. >> not a fanny like the flip. >> we have to keep moving. when we come back i story that has a happy ending. we will show you hero that pulled two people from the burning wreckage in new jersey we will be right

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call aetna today and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly isn't what it used to be. new jersey state trooper is called a hero after rescuing a couple from a burning car. >> trooper james mitchell was driving to work this morning on the atlantic city expressway when he spotted this karen gulfed in flames. now he approached the car and helped the driver remove his seat belt to get out of the vehicle, the driver then told trooper that his wife was still in the burning car. so trooper mitchell returned to find would the man's foot stuck under the dash, and so he grabbed her underneath her arms, pulled her out of the car, window, amazingly, neither the driver or passenger suffered any injuries, so great work, trooper mitchell. thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will return at 10 on the cw and back here on cbs-3

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