in bridgeton. that's more than 50 miles from egg harbor city but huggins wasn't with them and a manhunt continued for more than 24 hours in that bridgeton area. late this morning we get confirmed from authorities that huggins was caught in atlantic city. now, that's acdirection where hn how he's been travelingound we do not know at this point. huggins was arrestedt in jail fharge murder >> ♪ >> a teen on the run is caught one day after he escaped fromenn saying he killed another bridgeton ma last year. we hope to find out this south jersey. the teen is an accused killer afternoon what sort of new and he's now off the streets charges he face and will these following a manhunt that spanned two counties. charges put him in an adult jail. afternoon i'm jim donovan. reporting live cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> and i'm rahel solomon. >> all right, chief thank you. we'll see you later tonight. police say a man in moorestown burlington county authorities tracked down may have tried to lure a teenaged girl. huggins. cleve bryan joins us live in this is a sketch of the man. authorities say he asked a mays landing where chief a news conference is expected 15-year-old girl if she need a later this afternoon. ride along camden avenue and whn you tell us? then offered her none get into >> reporter: rahel, we expect to hear from the his car. the girl told police the atlantic county prosecutor's office around 2:30 here in nd

mays landing. jersey plateif you have any inf. they'll give us more information about the capture. it appears that 18-year-old >> a prosecutor says who escaped from a juvenile pennsylvania state troopers sing f jail yesterday has done quite a bit of travel. trooper was shot ee2 ps here's what he know. yesterday shortly after midnight, huggins and three other teens escaped from the rn harbor fields detention center fromnshooting in egg harbor city. authorities say huggins and r. cae that car shooting.ng the three other teens attacked the guards stole a car and of went on aar a mile from the >> ie cops used jail and took off on foot. around 9:00 a.m. thetht in extreme restraint here in the circumstances and they were -- this gentleman acted so ic and i'm amazed that both of these troopeid t their families. >> corporal seth kelly who was shot during the confrontation is now in stable condition. clary was treated at a hospital and is now in jail on attempted murder charges. >> philadelphia police are investigating the death of an 80-year-old man in port richmond. officers arrived at oome on the0

0 last night. thrd lying on the kin floorh a gash to hi determine girard's death was an accident or murder.asporta ps 11 prisoners to the hospital. this happened just before 3:00 this morning at robbins and ts in wissin the white pickup ucng into the van. investigators believe the truck driver may have been under the influence at the time of the crash. >> the driver was evaluated on scene by one ofed officers and as a resultation, the further evaluation is being conducted. >> all 11 prisoners in the van were taken to the hospital to get checked out. the officers in the van and the he not hurt. philadelphia may be one step closer to regaining control over its school reform commission votes later today on whether to dissolve itself.

control over the city's schools were givhe ste in 2001. now mayor jim kenney says it's time for the city to get back into the driver's seat. members who oppose the plan are going rally outside the school district headquarters. >> the majority of americans disapprove of the gop tax plan. that tax plan gives tax cuts s an manyto pasinhouse wi from democratic lawmakers. the senate hopes to vote ontheil after the thanksgivingk. well, roy moore continues to stand firm on his decision not to drop out of the alabama senate race as new claims of sexual misconduct surface. three additional woman have accused the republican candidate of unwelcome advance s. another woman claims he groped her. moore's campaign says the allegations are a political

employ. >> three u.c.l.a. basketball players apologized to the president following a tweet he published about helping them get back to the united states. the players were arrested in china following a shoplifting incident. on wednesday, trump tweeted, do you think the three u.c.l.a. basketball players will say thank you president trump? they were headed for 10 years in jail. well, the trio which includes the younger brother of lakers layer lonzo ball. today the president responded to the players tweeting you're welcome. go out and give a big thank you to the president of china who made your release pos o in the sametresidentdvice tweeting have a great life, be on the longroad life.itfalls >> ♪ we are trusting the process and what a night for joel embiid. >> let's start with his career high 46 points last night against the lakers. add in 15 repounds seven

assists and seven blocks. no one has done that since blocks became a statistic in the 70's. ben simmons was a rebound short of another triple-double and lonzo ball who we always hear so much about had just two points. sixers win 115 to 109. embiid took to twitter to celebrate the win. he tweeted what a night, #the process. >> trust the process. >> in philly taking over l.a. that's kevin hart laughing it up with embiid during his postgame interview. expect a rocking crowd at the sixers game saturday night in south philadelphia against the defending cha many ongolden state warriors. coming up big news for titanic fans. after the break we'll tell you when and why you will see the movie in theaters again. >> plus, airport security t.s.a. screeners are finding more firearms at checkpoints but the government says more is being done to keep passengers safe. what those improvements are next. katie. >> rahel looking ahead to a weekend of active weather.

we'll time out a due yo' of front crossing through the region bringing rain, a chill some wind and for some of you even some snowflakes. we'll time everything out coming up. >> ♪

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the tractor-trailer hit an overpass near the radnor station. the accident caused delays to septa service lines. service on septa's paoli thorndale line is operating on or close to schedule. >> cell phones and gps systems can take our eyes off the road. now researchers are looking into the technology that certain cars are built with. touch screen information entertainment systems are frequently blamed for driver distraction. acura cadillac lexus mercedes benz and tesla are voted as having the most distracting systems. well, the transportation security administration says guns that are usually loaded are being found in carry on bags at checkpoints at a rate of nearly 12 a day. >> a pilot for southwest airlines could be facing charges after of a load gun was found in his carry on bag. >> reporter: t.s.a. screeners at saint louis' lambert international airport

spotted this loaded 9-millimeter smith and wesson in the carry on of a southwest airlines first officer who had planned to board a flight to las vegas. the 51-year-old pilot was arrested and the airport says charges are pending. the t.s.a. instagram is full of guns found at checkpoints. officers have stopped more than 3700 from getting through, that's up 10 percent from all of last year. and the numbers have been rising for a decade. this latest incident comes as the t.s.a. is facing heavy criticism for missing at least 70 percent of prohibited items brought through checkpoints during undercover tests earlier this year. florida senator bill nelson. you've been briefed on this report. how concerning that this. >> i mean, this is hair on fire. >> reporter: the testing is done every two years. in 2015, the t.s.a. failed 95 percent of the time: what do you think that says about the level of security at those checkpoints at airports across the country. >> i'm just amazed that a terrorist has not come through

a checkpoint and done some very bad things on an airplane. >> reporter: department of homeland security inspector general john roth appeared before the house oversight committee yesterday. >> we found deficiencies in the equipment, we found deficiencies in the personnel and we found deficiencies in the process by which they interacted with the equipment. >> reporter: the inspector general says the t.s.a. is showing signs of improvement and the agency is working to address classified recommendations made. in 2015 the t.s.a. began retraining all 40,000 screeners but those tests this year show that many of the officers failed to detect things that they hadn't received the training yet. kris van cleave cbs news rig nation airport virginia. >> phillies lift 174 home runs this season and now those stats will help make our area a lile greener. each home run represents a new

tree planted in the philadelphia five county region. volunteers picked up the trees this morning from the pennsylvania horticultural society's warehouse in the navy yard. 888 trees have been planted since the philadelphia gas works started the home run for trees program six years ago. >> did you ever notice the phanatic is everywhere? he's got a fast car. thanksgiving is just one week away. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news," how much you'll have to spend on your feast. is it more or less than what you shelled out last year. katie. >> i'll pay anything for good cranberry sauce. that's just me. we take a look at the upcoming weekend. it's not looking great. i think you'll have to deal with rain especially p.m. hours of saturday and for some of you especially north and west you'll likely see a few snowflakes or a snow shower on the heels of the cold front that's sweeps through plus the wind and the chill picking up throughout sunday. it's just looking like an active one in general. the rest of your fore

>> back on "eyewitness news" an iceberg near nearly the size of delaware has broken a way from antarctica. >> scientists are able to see the iceberg. it weighs more than a trillion tons. researchers are trying to figure out if climate change caused it to break away. >> how do they know how much it weighs? they put it on a scale? that would be weren't heck of a scale. >> they probably used some sort of formula. >> unless there's a dollar sign -- >> you're not good at math. >> with money. if it doesn't have anything to do with money i'm lost. >> if there's no dollars and

cents... >> finance major. >> that's funny. >> this is why we come together because we all have different talents. >> harmony. >> exactly. well, it's about to get chilly. it's not too bad outside right now but the wind has definitely kicked up. we expected that but the sun is shining pretty much everywhere and it's just a little bit of a breezy afternoon for us out there but the temperature interestingly is already for some of you in the 60's. we'll take that in mid-november. it's not extremely warmer than average but it's better than what you would normally find at least and this isn't going to last forever. make the most of it while you got it. storm scan3 at the moment is pretty quiet but notice in the north and west most suburbs, i'm not shocked to see this a little hint of leftover moisture from the disturbance that came through earlier on today, brought in those showers through the overnight and very early morning hours that is still crossing through. if you're just about ready to go outside up in the lehigh valley, or parts of maybe berks county here for a lunch break you could encounter a quick shower but these are

zipping right along. this is a three hour loop so it's moving through quickly. it really isn't going to be a concern as the afternoon progresses, all of this is pulling away. at the wide zoom we're talking wide zoom two systems thanking the continental united states the second of which is going to be the big ticket item for the weekend here locally. it's starting to show more impressiveness back across the western part of the united states just barely moving on shore as of yesterday but once it crosses the u.s. not only is it is it going to gain strengths and organization but it's going to bring in pretty substantial changes to your oar a. friday looks a gem. chilly but a nice day. we probably won't break out of the 40's tomorrow but at least we've got sunshine and you wi saturday in without any problems. it's the p.m. hours into the afternoon especially that the rain begins to pick up and it el a warm front lifting in h overnight.nos storm is going to just zip right through. that will flee out to sea.

in its wake the wind kicks in, the cold air wraps in with that northwest wind flow. very likely that the lake effect machine is going start to get under way. down wind of lake ontario those flakes get in here and they probably survive in our north and west suburbs that chilly wind rushing in in the wake of this. there's a marathon. not sure if you heard rahel, there's a marathon on sunday. >> the funniest thing kate i'm running. >> i know you'll be out there and we're so proud of you because it looks like we'll be having some pretty conditions. i think the worst of the wind is going to be really kicking in after many folks have crossed the finish line but there could be a leftover shower just as things are getting under way. it should be drying out. you're really left with crowds the rest of the afternoon but it's chilly. even these values, those temperatures in the 40's you can't say go by that because the wind is kicking up with every passing hour so it will be chilly whether you're running in the race or just standing out there and watching all the runners go

by. now here's a look at the wind gusts that are current. they're not everywhere, not everyone reporting wind gusts but we do have them into the 20's if not even 30 miles per hour that is actually at the philadelphia international airport. so, it's a blustery start to the afternoon. i went ought for coffee had to come back and smooth my hair down because there was a lot of blusteriness going down on callowhill street. on the live neighborhood network it is clear, pretty start to the afternoon. you have a few clouds here and there but it's feeling not bad out there. feeling like we're right around 60 degrees in a lot of spots here. technically at 59 at the airport. a little bit milder you got to factor in a wind chill in the poconos. let's quickly jump ahead to the seven day just to wrap things up here with a pretty bow. we flank the weekend with some chilly sunshine and in between you've got the most activity of the next seven days over the course of the weekend. >> katie thank you. >> sure. >> this may be a good time to invite more teal to your thanksgiving feast. the price for a meal for 10

will now cost consumers is whole 75 cents less than last year. >> whoo-hoo! >> turkey prices are down according to the american farm bureau federation. milk rolls sweet potatoes cost less than they did last year. families can p

>> we are following some breaking news this noon in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. for the second time this week the jury has told the judge

they're still deadlocked on all 12 charges. the judge will now have to decide whether to tell jurors to continue deliberating or declare a mistrial. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a wealthy friend in exchange for political favors. both menendez and florida eye doctor salmon melgen deny the charges. >> holiday fest kicks off tomorrow. vittoria woodill is taking you to a place shoppers are putting on their list and checking twice. >> you can come in casual, dressed up. have some magnificent food, you walk the village and christmas coming up is a spectacular time to try us. >> tori is taking a bite out of tradition and diveing into a white chocolate desert you'll love. do not miss taste with tori tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 but first tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 a disorder featured in the new film wonder. our stephanie stahl introduces you to a local boy with the very same syndrome.

see how this happy little five-year-old is bravely dealing with the condition and why his family cannot wait for the movie to be released. >> well, sold for a record $450 million. >> that's how much a rare leonardo da vinci painting fetched at auction. it's called salvatore mundy which is latin for saviour of the world it's obviously a portrait of jesus. that painting is one of a handful by da vinci that still exists. titanic sailing into theaters to celebrate 20 years. a remastered version of the film will hit select amc theaters for a week this december. the 1997 movie grossed more than $2 billion at the box office and won 11 academy awards. >> 20 years later. >> yes. >> that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> have a great day. everyone. the young and the restless is coming up next.

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