two, 15 years olds. when pete heard the shots, he ran outside. >> basically laying on the pavement. >> reporter: that person was 16 year-old sal dinubile, dying from two gunshot wound. >> i tried to do what i could and that is it, it was a bad scene. >> reporter: sixteen year-old clear miller also suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. both teens pronounced dead at jefferson university hospital, shortly after 9:00. investigators still searching for the shooter but believe this double murder began tuesday night around 8:30, with some type of an argument. >> when airing all. s happen, years ago we used to see fistfights and now guns are introduced in the mix. we have two tragedies. >> reporter: shooting took place in front of the stoop of the south philadelphia row home near 12th and ritner where sal's family lives. wednesday it was a gathering point for friends former hockey teammates and students at saint joyce prep where sal was a junior all remembering

their friend gone way too soon >> i was really sad shocked angry. >> just laugh, real funny laugh, he had a big nile. >> reporter: clear's friend and family also processing the loss. >> i just know him for basketball going to the park, coming home from school, going to school, going to work. >> reporter: his neighbor known as goldie believes there is only one explanation why such a hard working quiet kid is now gone. >> it was some argument, he doesn't argue. he don't talk to people. so, whatever it was it was a mistake. >> reporter: police are not sure what the motive is, tonight they say they are not sure what that argument is between those two teenagers was about but investigators are currently following some active lead. now coming up tonight at 6:00 you will hear from the mother of one of the 16 year-old victims and how she is remembering her son. for now we're live here at police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> okay, greg, thank you. tonight authorities are hoping to see the public help them smoke out a cigarette thief. he is caught on camera target more than a dozen stores in the upper darby area "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us suspect is interested in a particular brand, of tobacco. >> reporter: for last several weeks upper darby township police have been hunting this guy a smash and grab cigarette caper, police say he goes for packs, not cartons and he is picky. >> it is all of the same brand it is new port and or marlboro so, you know just packs the marlboro and newport. they seem to be the cigarettes of choice. >> reporter: he has hit 14 businesses including seven in upper darby over the last two months. >> this guy is really a one man crime wave. that is what he is. he has got it down pat. it took him we counted the second on the job yesterday it was 45 seconds. >> reporter: most recent

burglary happened in the we hours of the morning at this sunoco gas station in the westbrook park section of the township. thinks one of the first times investigators say they have been able to see the car he is driving. they say he is always wearing a mask and stuffs the cigarettes into a pillowcase. it is estimated in each burglary he makes off with $1,200 worth of cigarettes which police believe end up on the black market. >> i don't know what they are selling on the black market for but obviously they must be selling for something if he is responsible for 14 jobs. >> reporter: police won't speculate yes only goes for cigarette packs and not full cartons, in upper darby township, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". investigators are looking in the cause of the fire that destroyed a south street landmark. flames tore through bridget foy's restaurant early this morning killing two dogs and injuring three fire fighters. our natasha brown was at the scene right now natasha. >> reporter: well, fire officials remain here on the scene even at this hour, dous ing hot spots and they

have also already begun to demolish parts of the building this really has become a heart breaking scene for many folks in this community. >> it actually feels like they are tearing down a good old friend. >> reporter: tearful moments for folks who spent years celebrating, congregating, enjoying moments in their lives at bridget foy's restaurant. four decade old neighborhood stapel at second and south street in society hill has been reduced to charred ruble after an overnight blaze. fire fighters were met with flames shooting from the building just after 1:00 a.m. fast moving fire, grew to two alarms before crews were able to bring it under control hours later. >> very deep seated, stubborn fire. >> reporter: neighboring apartments had to be evacuated and animals and doggie style pets were rescued. sadly, two dogs, died as a result of the fire. hours later near this still smoldering building, regular

reminisced about now destroyed restaurant owned by the foy family a restaurant that became so much more. >> so much life events here surprise birthday parties i just hope that a fundraiser here two weeks ago and it breaks my heart that these kind people lost everything, what they have who. >> reporter: terry knows the foy family well and summed up the scene in the most heart wrenching way. >> i feel the way i felt the day my mom died and the day my dad died, i can't remember ever feeling as heart broken, as i feel right now. >> reporter: you can see kind of emotion this scene has evoked from many, neighbors in this community. today, we have seen it time and time again and heard so many stories, so many life store business how they spent their time at bridget foys. we're unable to speak to fire officials, they are still investigating and an exact cause, has no definitive cause and they are telling us they still don't know if they can i actually save the bui societyonfor

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". smoke could be seen for miles from the two alarm barn fire in chester county. chopper three over 200 block of ridge road in spring city. fire fighters arrived at the and it took crews three hours und unclear if animals were inside of the barn. of las vegas mass shooter stephen paddock is facing child pornography charges.dak was arrested today in north hollywood. he is accused of possessing 600 images over eight month period in 2014, and he is not considered a suspect in the las vegas shooting earlier this month officials say that stephen opened fire on a concert from a hotel window. he killed 58 people, and wounded hundreds more before taking his own life. we told you yesterday about a disturbing video from a high school in royersford. latest in the series of racially charged incident in local schools. while the archdiocese says it is planning disciplinary action in the royersford, incident, an expert we talked with said that something else

need to happen.hildren need to beog not harmed everybody say... school inory royer minors involved in major story a racially charged video that has been circulating on social media psychologist doctor robin smith. >> what is happening in the homes of these children? who is raising these children. >> i'm heart broken it is like that. we need to put a stop to it. someone need to do something bit. >> reporter: doctor smith believes it starts and end with family. >> this is not to shame the parent this is education time this is time where we're enlisted and enrolled in school and our children but we forget that sometimes actually parents, you know, the parent/ teacher meeting maybe need to not be as much about the students always but about what is happening at home. >> reporter: a strong believer in the saying plant the seed and so shall it grow.

>> so not even blaming parents but what i'm doggies sounding the alarm that says let us wake up. >> reporter: schools, parents would like to continue the conversation there is a lincoln our web site cbs philly.com. well sounds of music and dancing from the philadelphia school district education center to day. >> it was all part of the event meant to unify and prevent bullying. >> ♪ >> student performers surprised mayor jim kenney, district attorney kelly hodge and city school officials with the flash mob. it comes on unity day as nation marks bullying prevention movement you may have noticed dancers wearing color orange because of the this years slogan is make it orange, make it end. well, coming up on "eyewitness news" a multi million-dollar lawsuit with a live hip-hop jam in court. famous musician involved in the case up next. learn to save a life in less than five minutes a machine that gives you a life saving lesson and where you

can find it coming up at 5:30, kate. things are quiet right now outside but that will change over the weekend. coming up i'll tell you chance for heavy rain and when temperatures will head back in the 70's. really, i really don't want to go. >> and haunted attraction, so scary, our own vittoria woodill refused to go in. did we get her to check it out find out when we

joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment.

see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah.

rock and roll pioneer fats come inn in mow has passed around. >> ♪ i found my thrill ♪ >> blueberry hill was one of fats domino's many hits, he died of natural causeness his hometown of new orleans. his blues, dominated music in the 1950's and 60's and sold more than 110 million record. fats domino was 89 years old. well late, late show host james corden takes on an olympic athlete in the game of twister and the results are well, you have to see for yourself. >> eminem wins a legal battle that has lasted for years. here's bex from today's 96.5

with today's hot minute. >> thanks ukee and jessica not many trials involve a accoustic performance or hip-hop listening session for roomful of lawyers. but the tactic worked for eminem copy right administrators rapper and his legal team have been awarded more than $400,000 in damages after claims that the music used in the campaign advertisement in 2014, was a rip off of eminem's hit to lose yourself. eminem's team said he would never allow his music to be used in any political party and court's decision is validation for this three-year legal fight. on to the big question, what is the key to happiness? according to a famous note written by albert einstein, back in 19 to 22, a quiet modest life brings more happ iness then pursuit of success combined with constant dresslessness. now is what the cost. note went up for auction with bidding start agent $2,000 and

was sold for a whooping $1.5 million. >> it is go time, folks. >> finally on to james corden who has taken his feud with hussein bolt to a whole new levels ovulate late host challenge olympic legend to a series of games including twister. >> ah, my back. >> spelling bee. >> that is correct. >> and a bake off. >> and then just when we thought they found one thing that james was better at hussein prevailed again. these two are so much fun and yes, that is your hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> good sport. >> he shoved that cake right out of the way. >> beautiful cake. >> i know. >> kate's got our forecast as we approach the halloween season. >> yes halloween festivities this weekend for sure and a lot of communities do trick or treating saturday before halloween, hopefully not sunday before, as you will see sunday in the looking all that

great outside. now that it is feeling more like fall, again lets get into the halloween spirit with some great pumpkins. meteorologist chelsea ingram, live at pumpkin fest in shady brooke farm in yardley, bucks county. what are they doing out there today, chelsea. >> reporter: a lot going on. we are having fun. it is all about pumpkins, farm animals, corn mazes, pretty much anything you can imagine that is all about halloween. we have people here out here having a blast. we will show you those in a second. but first it is starting to finally feel like fall and over next several days look for fall-like temperatures heading our way. we are looking at temperatures in the 60's for the next two days and then slight warm up as we head into the start of the weekend. i have some friend is here with me. are you having fun at shady brooke farms. >> yes. >> reporter: that is impressive. tell me what have you done that has been so much fun. >> we went on the the games and we went on the moon bounce

and everything. >> reporter: awesome. what about you? >> we played, we threw balls. >> sports zone. >> having a lot of fun there. >> we talked... >> you got your pumpkin yet. >> yeah. >> aloft people. >> i have my friend, jimmy cochran over here, your special events manager right? >> right. >> tell me about what is going on tonight. >> tonight right new we are gearing up for pumpkin fest after dark. so that is, kind of the same thing we do during date but we have inflatables and pumpkin patch opened and hey ride and corn mazes and then we have the junior attractions opened for the night time as well as some games. >> what are you most looking forward to tonight and over next several days. >> you know, we have pumpkin this is last weekend and last few days of the pumpkin patch hey ride, so everyone hopefully coming out to get going for that and get out get through corn maze while still up and get their last pumpkin. >> glad it is finally feeling

like fall outside. >> finally. weather has been great. i'm able to be in the t-shirt a little bit. >> i saw jacket on earlier. i did. in the next hour we will preview the haunted houses so don't miss that coming up in our next hour, for now kate, back inside to you. finally feeling like fall out here. >> it definitely looks like fall. you can see dark cloud behind chelsea lending a spookiness to the scene out there we will check back with her and haunted house in a moment. it is a half and half sky over the city, headinge or looking east you can see cloud cover and that is thanks to the same front that was lingering along the companies yesterday still hanging out off the coast producing cloud cover behind chelsea there in the eastern sky but in the western sky it is beautiful lots of sunshine blue sky i predict it will be an amazing sunset tonight because we are clear to the west but a lot of reflection to the east. speaking of the east lets take a look at boardwalk plaza this looks very gray, glummy, the sky will open up at any minute now. waves crashing in a on shore

flow with that front hanging out to sea. seas rough and cloud are in place. as we go to the palmyra cove you can see sunsetting over the city and again we will bring you those sunset shots in about an hour or so right after 6:00 o'clock sun goes down tonight. here's our next storm. i want to show you seed being zone over portions of central and western canada, this is going to come in for the weekend. in the meantime things are quiet for us but here's that front out to sea. you can see how it is produce ago this cloud cover by seeking the area right around i-95. head east, cloudy, maybe a few sprinkles down the shore head west it is sunny and beautiful outside, so it depend where you are this afternoon. cloud cover in south jersey keeping it cooler, low 60's there but 65 here in philadelphia only 50 in columbus. this is cool air that will spill in here tonight and tomorrow and then it will be a short lived warm up because as we head west note thinks warm up short lived cool down because i should say because this warm up is heading this

way for the weekend. back in 70's in wichita rapid city and we will warm up briefly on saturday out ahead of our next system. it is a bit of the roller coaster ride. tomorrow coolest day of the week as we dip down to the lower 60's. some spots in the 50's. friday a beautiful fall day seasonal but high of 65. there is that warm up on saturday 10 degrees above average, 73 saturday and then sunday cooler as the rain starts to move in. here's system that is impacting us, a front coming through new area of low pressure forming along carolina coast that means heavy rain is likely through the day sunday and of course, sunday eagles game, rain will be heavy at times through kick off, through the game, and through post game, and not that great of the forecast, i see don bell in here drinking a bit. lets take a look at your forecast for tonight, it is only wednesday. things could change we will keep you posted on that as of right now plan to have the rain gear, ready. tomorrow just an isolated sprinkle friday, saturday

looking great and then sunday rain wind, pretty much all day and machine clears out and as of right now halloween on tuesday looks perfect not too hot, not too cool, crisp for the kid. >> puncho for the eagles game. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" amazon's big new idea that could protect your package from thieves. >> it looks like a toy but one car maker says this could be the vehicle of the future and that weird shape could be life safer, don. >> really? rest and relaxation how trio of eagles spent their day off. plus putting pedal to the metal why one player ride his bike to games. sports coming up next.

steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc cut take-home pay for teachers and broke his promise to fundns of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. a ban on a shore stapel?

coming up at 6:00 we will show what you a proposal in avalon aims to get rid of, why they want to do it and how they will replace it. check it out tonight at 6:00. in the meantime though don bell, here and the eagles, well, they do get a little time off. >> they do they do. >> in between games. >> they earn sometime to rest, relax, and some guys use that time for or things, pretty interesting. >> yes busy men. >> eagles had an off day yesterday but that doesn't mean that in work was being done. malcolm jenkins torey smith and chris long went to harrisburg to meet with legislators. they are lobbying for clean slate act, a piece of legislation that removes non- violence offences from peoples records after a 10 year period of good standing. smith's mom was once a felon this cause is close to his heart. >> we go from struggling, my mom working two jobs, you know well over 14 hours a day to all of a sudden she had to get herself out of trouble for a long time we go from

literally being barely above the poverty line to all of a sudden because one legislator made a decision. it is real important. it is to help everybody. more people, will qualify for better jobs. >> good, good men. toll thaw. eagles rookie wide out matt hollins keeping it green in more ways then one. earlier video emerged of him riding his bike totaling, for monday night football, i can hear people laughing. >> yeah. >> they also caught his first career touchdown in that game keeping it green. >> i rode the bike the entire year. i don't have a car. i have been on the bike. >> good for him. >> what is he go to go do, kate said it will be pouring on sunday. >> that is right. >> he better leave saturday and stay overnight.

>> yes. >> thanks, buddy. coming up next half an hour it could happen tomorrow, jfk papers may be unsealed revealing secrets surrounding the former president's assassination, what an expert says we could learn from the documents. and amazon has an idea that they say could protect your packages. the service they are offering that could mean in more stolen boxes. those stories and more when "eyewitness news"

ñú white house observers are describing the relationship between president trump and the republican party as one big, cage match the new at 5:30 the president is speaking out. >> he is once again taking on his critics and says reports of in fight ago monk republicans are false and says

party is more unified then many may think. >> i called it a love fest, it was almost a love fest, maybe it was. >> reporter: president trump is brushing aside reports of the discontent with his party. >> standing ovations. is there great unity. if you look at democrats with bernie sanders and hillary clinton, that is a mess. there is great unity in the republican party. >> reporter: but is mr. trump headed to texas for a fundraiser his leadership was still being called out by some g.o.p. lawmakers. >> i think you will in the future see more people standing up. >> reporter: day after announcing his retirement arizona senator jeff flake wrote a op-ed in the washington post entitled enough in it flake says nine months of this administration is enough for us to stop pre tending that this is somehow normal. the white house has dismissed the president's critic as out liars within their party and majo mitch mcconnell says he is ignoring noise and pressing ahead on tax reform. >> give us more legislators

who are not afraid to call sin by its right name. >> reporter: senate chaplain reverend barry black started with a prayer urging lawmakers to ignore consequences and do the right thing. in the meantime, it is still unclear if the president's increasing feuds with fellow republicans will have any effect on his agenda. tomorrow the house is expected to vote on the by senate last week, its passage would pave way for republicans to unveil their tax ref bill. cbs news confirms that the and hillary clinton's presidential campaign helped pay research, into president trump's ties to russia. the research dossier was leaked back in january. it contained unsubstantiated claims connecting the president to russia interests. the dnc and clinton sources have denied any connection to the dossier. new details are emerging about u.s. military mission in niger that left four americans dead. sources tell cbs news that the

solders were looking for terrorist leader abu wallid, villagers delayed the troop's departure and when they left they were diverted from their planned route. that is when they were ambushed by 50 enemy fighters. >> are. for decade there have been series surrounding death of former president john f. kennedy, but tomorrow long held secrets could be revealing. following at as nation, many governmental files related to his death were classified. over the years solve been, made public. tomorrow thanks to the 1992 law, the government is obligated to release the final batch of files. philip chen, author and former reporter for new york times believes some of those documents will be telling. >> i'm in the looking for a bomb shell like a document that points to a second gunman in the plaza but i think there will be a lot of interesting important information in here, especially about how much more the government, the cia and fbi in particular, knew about

lee harvey oswald before the assassination. there is reason to believe they had much more information about the threat that oswald might pose. >> while it is likely most of the documents will be released tomorrow there is still a chance that a handful of files could remain sealed, due to concerns they contain information about spy techniques that are still used today. upcoming bio pick takes a look at the political life of jfk's successor. >> would the i harrelson plays lyndon johnson in the film lbj . >> ♪ >> a new leader has emerged. >> the movie centers on johnson's years in congress, his time as vice-president, and how he led the nation in the wake of jfk's assassination. at los angeles premiere last night rob reiner explained why many, including historians have reassessed lbj's term in

office. >> he is really a tail of two presidents. when you look at his domestic accomplishments, it is second to only maybe fdr. so as successful as he was there that is how tragic vietnam was. so i wanted to take a look at this guy and see who he was and find it a very complex person. >> lbj opens up november 3rd. will he or won't he run for president? former vice-president joe biden, has an answer, kind of. he says a series of interviews ahead of the release of his memoirs and he said he has not decided to run for president in 2020, but listen to this but he has decided he is not being to go decide, not to run got that. biden does say he believes he is the right man to lead the nation so, stay tuned there. more to come. >> more to come indeed. tens of thousands of baby seats are being recalled, we have information for parents and caregivers up next. learn to save a life in

less than five minutes where you can find first of its kind cpr training kiosk coming up. i just looked at my mother like this just can't be. >> a mother and daughter solved a decade's long mystery it is this weeks story of brotherly love, kate? your weekend watch we're talking about a half and half weekend quite a mixed bag this weekend, saturday is weekend perfection, even a bit above average. almost 10 degrees above average, highs in the 70's and trick or treat festivities that can be done early on saturday night should be fine but rain is back in the forecast, it is sunday especially second half of the day looks wet. rain could be heavier at times and that means outdoor activities in saturday because you will be indoors most of

after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

fisher price is recalling 63,000 infant seats because of a fire hazard, the motion seats play nature sound bounce sway, vibrate to suit babies. fisher price has received 36 reports of the motor overheating and one report of a fire. but so far no injuries have been reported. five models are being recalled and we have ailing for you to the fisher price web site at cbs philly.com. amazon is launching a new service for prime members that lets delivery drivers into your home, when you are not there. here's how it works. customers would have to buy an amazon kit that includes security cameras and compatible smart door lock. instead of drivers leaving packages on the front porch they would leave them inside the front door. kit cost $250 and amazon plans to roll rel out that new service in 37 u.s. cities next month. tokyo auto maker unveiled a car it claims bounces off of accidents and raising eyebrows

at tokyo motor show. >> it is equipped with external air bags, to protect begins bend fender-bender. rubber moves to change the shape of the car's body. lights projected on to the rubber allow the driver to communicate with pedestrians and other vehicles. it could be on the road, by 2030. >> that looks cartoonish. >> yeah, yeah, jetson like almost, even they it doesn't fly. >> disney car thing. >> yeah. >> crazy looking. we will see. >> we will. >> learn to save a life in less than five minutes. >> we will tell you where and how

chris brown. he's a husband father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter.ii chs brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike

to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate he's on our side.

well frenchmanor looking g learn how to safe a life in five minutes new life saving kiosk will be unveiled tomorrow on independent mall. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has a preview and more on how it works. >> reporter: wait until you see this one. philadelphia is behind many other cities, in the number of

people who know how to do cpr. so heart association has a new interactive kiosk to teach people on the spot and it is a location pretty popular place the independent visitors certainty is hosting a new guest one that is life safer hands only cpr training kiosk. >> you will actually press here. >> reporter: brief training video, then a practice session where we are taught to do 120 hard chest compressions a minute. >> you want to do it to save a life. >> there you go. >> you don't need to be certified by the american heart association in order to do cpr and save someone's life you just need to know how to do it. >> reporter: doctor richard snider on the board of the american heart association say second mather with cardiac arrest which is why it is critical for more people to learn cpr. >> survival rate today is about 10 percent but it could be two to three times higher if cpr was initiated early. >> i didn't have a pulse.

>> reporter: stephanie austin was 35 when she went into cardiac arrest at home. her husband performing cpr saved her life. >> cpr is something that enables anybody to be a life safer and too few people know it. >> reporter: 2 million people will come through visitors center every year, tourist like maya king from england. >> we have tonight our country because we don't really get stuff like this. >> reporter: training session that just takes a couple minutes end with a 302nd test. >> you got an 88. >> reporter: what does that mean. >> that means 88 percent of your compressions were perfect compressions so that is a really good score. >> reporter: now training session begins with a very important reminder, before starting cpr call 911 to get medical help on the way and heart association is hoping that more people will want to learn cpr since it no longer includes mouth-to-mouth

resuscitation. it is harder then you thought you have to put your force into it and the song helps keep on the beat, staying alive. >> and then keeping people alive. >> yes. >> all right steph thanks. a dog in texas is melting hearts with his infectious smile. this is the city of wallor animal shelter and rescue put this picture up last week in the hopes of finding him a forever home and they did more than that he went viral. >> so cute. >> it was shared thousands of times and we are happy to report he does have a new home >> look at that grin. >> so proud. >> go ahead. >> nicely done. >> i love that one. he said that is right i got a new home. >> ahh. >> look at him. >> beautiful. >> got to love that beautiful pocono peak we had there. >> beautiful yeah, i will show you a few more, sun's preparing to set and it has been a really nice day for areas west of the city. we had a few cloud east, thanks to that system out to sea. lets take a look outside and

start off in cape may where cloud have cleared just in time down the shore for a beautiful looking sunset, lets take a look as we look into the of course to the western sky and the sun just starting to go down, cloud still hanging out to sea but a lot of great color out there this evening. sun accounts down about 6:07 tonight and we are losing minutes upon minutes of daylight every day but at lee we have beautiful photos to show you. speaking of beautiful photo quick check with our weather watchers we are seeing temperatures in the lower 60's very seasonal. sixty-four is our normal high. right at 62 as we check with william in levittown. he is at 62 with sunshine. sixty-two in lindenwald. clementon david dutch's house 62 with the sun peeking through the cloud. more sunshine further west, gar any landingberg also at 62 degrees. and some photos from our friends. i love this one from phil showing he has skeleton dog the skeleton dog in the front yard or maybe a neighbor does, a nice shot there liz showing sun through the trees

beautiful fall shot and just all of these photos from weather watchers, pumpkin leaves just feeling the fall vibe in the air today as we head toward halloween. lets take a look outside at our neighborhood network sites in kutztown, kid outside on the soccer field sun beginning to set great day to watch soccer practice. not too hot not too cold, that front moving out to sea and taking cloud witt. cloud now just starting to clear across south jersey for a beautiful evening across most of the region. here is our next storm this will bring us rain for part two of the weekend, in the meantime it is cooler in south jersey where cloud have been around much of the day, we are in the lower 60's there. sixty-five here in philadelphia heading through the next couple of days you can see that system finally moves away, tomorrow, cloud some sun a lot like today maybe a pop up sprinkle, friday a beautiful day with high pressure overhead, sunshine wall to wall with you saturday even though we will start to warm up this front approaching rapidly. most of the saturday is sunny quiet. that front will start to come in by sunday and that will

bring in big changes. we are sticking to the zero seven's though. we are back in the zero seven 's on saturday. our average last day philadelphia is november 9th but latest we have ever had it was on december 29th, so it is not out of the questions to get zero seven's this late but we are heading close to that average date of november 9th. overnight tonight, we will drop down in the 50's. cool night. forty's even in the city. partly cloudy, chilly, some spots cooler in the lower 40's in the suburbs. tomorrow breezy, cool with that isolated sprinkle, 61 degrees and brisk breeze from the northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. quick peak into halloween as of now it looks like mid 50's with mainly clear sky light wind, and then that nearly full erie moon out there that is still almost a week away we will keep tabs on that forecast but as of now halloween looks good what doesn't look good? sunday looks like a rainy day from start to finish and rain could be heavier at times and that could impact your eagles game. now back to you at the desk.

we're following breaking news chopper three live over a crash on the commodore barry bridge we are told a vehicle crash in the toll plaza in the westbound lanes heading in to pennsylvania. at this time we don't know how many people were injured or the extent of their injuries but we do know drivers should expect delays. woman in kentucky got surprise of her life when she recently received a message from pennsylvania. >> that message was a mystery a case that took at lee 20 years to crack but as you'll see in tonight's brotherly love it was worth the wait. >> sometimes around 1997 carroll hulk's then husband found two class rings cleaning at downingtown high school west. >> i said maybe in time we will find out who they belong to. >> reporter: one a 1994 purdue ring with a bluestone engraved kathleen l bank croft other 1990 downingtown high school ring with three initials g-f-m. eventually they were packed

away and then nearly forgotten >> so thinks the college ring. small with the bluestone. >> reporter: recently during a move carroll found the rings again. her daughter emily carlisle, tried to find kathleen l bank croft. >> most of the people i found were teenagers. >> reporter: then she found a kathleen bankcroft in kentucky >> so my daughter said i will message her. >> reporter: emily asked kathleen if she went to purdue the answer, came back yes. did you lose your ring? i said yes. a long time ago. >> right away we got goose bumps thinking this must be her. >> reporter: picture confirmed it but that was only half of the mystery. >> how do we find, you know who this ring might belong to with just initials. >> i told her where they were found. she said she didn't go to downingtown high school but her husband did. we had seen her last name now began with a m and initials in this other ring, was g-f-m. i just looked at my mother and said this cannot be. >> we ended up getting pictures of them and sure enough there is no mistaking

my ring. >> reporter: jeff frances mass sam and kathleen lived in chester county until 2011 when they moved outside of lexington. >> it was a long, long time ago. >> reporter: they suspect rings were stole men 1997. they never expected to see them ever again. >> we have not only found both owners to both rings but they are married and not only are they married but they were just the 20th anniversary. >> reporter: carroll lived with the rings so long she admits that she will miss them but most 20 something ease left nest, these will too. how about that, carroll joked that they loved to deliver rings in person but they expect to use the mail. do you have a story of brotherly love? let us know on cbs fill do it come/brotherly. best person to go to a haunt add tracks with, it is one who are the most scared. >> that is why we sent tori. >> if you want to be scared to death, come here, ahh.

more coming

a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.

tis the season for a good scare. >> vittoria is not scared. >> she's full of fright in montgomery county. >> where are we? >> the haunted lodge 714. >> it is a haunted house experience, in bridgeport where inside of a 100 year-old building the scare squad of 714 turn head with terrifying twists and take pleasure in taunting you. >> if we know you are scared we are targeting you. >> they have seen many turnaround. >> sometimes they walk in and say yep never mind we are leaving. >> reporter: but brave descend in the basement which is less creepy then the third floor. >> we heard from an old member priest had been called into do a exorcism because

someone died on the third floor. >> my gosh. >> yes. >> good you put everyone in the basement. >> yeah, probably. >> keep away from the real stuff. >> maybe not. because all of the scars are real. all the time. >> seventy-five to 80 percent will be an actual person scaring you. >> lets just say it takes real guts to go beyond fear. >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm already scared. >> i don't wanting to. the only way out it is in. >> wow no. >> oh, my gosh. >> hi. >> and just like that, it was over. >> now, that was insane. the fact that, they can it is you guys and you are not touching me, you are not whatever but real, live,

people, in your face, it is in a basement, where an exorcism took place in the third floor that is a lot. >> vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> she was so scared. >> where is this. >> this was all bad spirits protects us. >> yes. >> i don't even want to know. >> from linda blair. >> let's not go there. >> yes. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> i thought it would be a piece of equipment that had fallen off a pier on the stand because the whole office shook >> serious boom shakes parts of the south jersey and tonight we are trying to get to the bottom that staggering sound. also two teens gunned down what the search for killer still on those who knew the victim are speaking out about this tragic loss. plus, a historic surgery performed right here in philadelphia, now we're hearing from the local doctor who separated conjoined twins about the procedure and the work that still need to be

done kate. well weather's quiet for now but half and half weekend on the way, one half sunny, in the 70's, other half, heavy rain i'll tell you which is when and when to plan those outdoor fall activities, all right new on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. i thought something had exploded, and as soon as it stopped, another one started. >> at 6:00 here's is what happening, mysterious boom, shakes homes, and rattles nerves, residents around the region still trying to get through the bottom of the bang good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. residents from the shore mount laurel and plenty have places in between heard that booming sound. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went in search of answers and joins us live from north wildwood with the very latest cleve. >> reporter: well, around 10:15, 20:20 people in south

jersey felt something but it was very intense right here in north wildwood. today i found out why. >> applause. >> in between cheers all of the chatter of this cross country meet in north wildwood wednesday was about a loud boom. >> there was a great big boom. >> everyone had a they are bye mysterious sound that made homes, offices shake. >> i thought something felon top of the roof. >> somebody hit back of the building. >> yes. >> it was like somebody crashed. >> a crane had just dropped on to the beach. >> reporter: more than a dozen people in cape may county called 911 but there was no re