this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well the rain has moved on but the colds is sticking around. out in university city tonight, folks are bundled up against a bit of a chill. and you might want to keep that cold weather gear handy, as well. at least for a little bit longer. good evening, i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us, feels a lot more like december out there than november. let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick, here to hell you -- tell us how cold and chill at this will get? >> temperatures stay well below average the weekends and into next week, will feel more like december, still not early november. still tracking rain on storm scan 36789 developing storm system off the coast, moving away from the coast, but still, half of new jersey seeing steady rain, ban of some heavier showers breaking out across parts of

burlington, camden, atlantic county, new jersey, and you can see eventually these showers will start to pull away to the north and east. we're dry from philadelphia on points north and west. but here's the estimate of doppler radar so far today from the storm system. couple of bull's eye areas, toward new castle county, cecil county, maryland, then parts of burlington county down atlantic city, two, maybe 3 inches every rain, from the storm system, so far. but the good news is we will start to dry out for the rest of the weekends. temperatures chilly, mid, upper 40's at this hour, factor in the winds, feels colder than that. these are sustained winds out of the north at about 20 miles per hour with higher gusts, we do have windchills values down to the 30's, of course tonight, want to is he the clock back one hour, daylight saving time ends at 2:00 a.m. sunday morning, sunset tomorrow coming in at 4:57 in the afternoon, so getting dark little bit earlier. temperatures wake up tomorrow morning are going to be chilly, many spots, in the 30's, so dress warm. i'll let you know how long the cold temperatures last coming up in the seven day forecast?

just a few. >> stay on top of the weather by download g the cbs philly weather app available now on itunes and android. >> warning about candy tonight after a child in montgomery county makes startling discovery inside his bag of treats. malt rivers tells us what prompted a mother to call police. >> reporter: the morning after trick-or-treating, often some chocolates that starts ooh day. dump out the can i, pick out a piece, and go for it. thirteen year old brandon did that on saturday, but when he opened the mini crunch bar, there was chocolate and a razor blade. >> casino of scary someone would actual dry in a in our neighborhoods. >> blade laying on top of the chocolate inside what he still thinks was sealed wrapper. brandon modally told mom, jennifer. >> i didn't know what to do. i said what do you do when you find a razor blade in cansy? >> so she decided to call police who hadn't dealt with this kind of thing either. >> i believe a first for our

township, you hear about it a lot. but the first we've ever experienced it. >> police took the razor blade as evidence, that's why we can't see it. but did spread the words around the lansdale area handing out flyers, telling people to check their can i. jennifer told us brandon only said trick-or-treat on few blocks close to her house. >> i'm thinking who would be that crazy to take the time to re-seal a piece of cans way razor blade in it. >> because there is limited amount of houses involved police say it will be that much easier to focus their investigation. they say they'll even go door-to-door asking questions. >> if we have to, we will. the good part is it is a close-knit community, and everybody but one person in that community want us to find out who it is. >> police say they'll actually perform a forensic examination on the blade itself to see if any information can be discovered that way. we're in lansdale, matt rivers, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> well, an accident on the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast, leaves two people dead, police say a car hit a man and a woman who ran into

traffic. it happened just before 6:00 this morning at bore beck avenue in rhawnhurst. the vehicle did stop. the unidentified man was pronounced dead at the scene. the woman died about an hour later at the hospital. >> a woman is fighting for her life after being struck by two cars overnight. right outside of temple university hospital. the first car that hit her stopped. the second just kept ongoing. philadelphia police are looking to see if there is some casino of surveillance video that may have caught a glimpse of the fleeing vehicle. >> and there is new information tonight. police arrest the long time mummer and his daughter in connection with attack on man in queen village. detective believe carman and rita de mat owe are the suspects seen in this surveillance video. the suspect approached the victim at second and carpenter last saturdayment woman hit the victim in the chest with a baseball bat. the man shot the victim in the leg, as he tried to get away. carman dematto, fancy brigade

back in 2006. local k9 officers who took place in the hunt for eric frein, back home sharing their experiences. frein captured at abandoned airport hang hangar thursday after spending 48 days on the run, charging him with first degree murder in the september 12th ambush in which corporal brian dixon was shot and killed. and trooper alex douglas was wounded. officers say frein's capture was a team effort. >> when there were sitings, we brought the dogs out, go from the last possible spot that he was seen, sends the dog on a track, see if he pick up on anything. >> always back of your mind that he could pick you off from anywhere, you wouldn't even see him, plus his traps he had set up, so two things you had to worry about. >> the officers were a part of septa's iron dog challenge. >> this event raises money to help support the family of plymouth township police officer brad fox, who was killed in a line of duty in

2012. >> well, also tonight day after virgin gal ac i can tourist spaceship crashed during test flight, billionaire founder says the space program will continue. reporter danielle nottingham tells us federal investigators are now on the scene. >> reporter: richard branson offered his condolences in his his first public comminate since sir gin gal ac i can virgin two blew to pieces over the mojave desert, killing test pilots. >> we're standing on the shoulders of chance. yesterday we fell short. >> the company's billionaire founder arrived in mojave saturday to meet with the employees, 39 year old michael alwaysberry found dead inside the spacecraft, the other pilot was seriously injured after par including to safety. >> the national transportation safety board has a team of more than dozen investigators here on the ground in the mow half i dessert to comb the

crash site. >> ntsb says this is unique case for the agency. >> this will be the first time we've been in the lead of space launch that involved persons on board. >> branson is determined to be the leader in space tourism. he vows his program will cautiously move forward. >> massive setback. it is horendous for the families of the test pilot. and but we have now got to pick ourselves up. >> friday's accident was the second private spacecraft to blow up this week. a rocket bound for the international space station exploded moments after lift off tuesday in virginia. danielle nottingham for "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> well, tonight, those who rely on public transportation are certainly relieved. septa and its largest union have reached an agreement to avert a strike. the two sides announced tentative two year deal late last night. septa and transport workers union have not released any contract detail. the union reps bus, trolley,

subway operations, and mechanics in the city division, as well. >> ♪ >> on the campaign trail tonight, the final weekend of campaigning before election day. in the race for pennsylvania governor, democratic challenger tom wolf made several stops in the philadelphia area today. "eyewitness news", here, catching up with him at cheltenham mall. on sunday, he will join president barack obama, at a rally at temple university. wolf apparently leading in the polls. meantime republican incumbent governor tom corbett rallied supporters in northeastern pennsylvania today. corbett will be in the philadelphia area sunday. he'll be joined by new jersey governor, chris christie, at a rally in bucks county. >> and there is a new place to play poker in philadelphia. players couldn't be happier. take a look. handshakes, applause all around, as the first customers enter the temporary 24 table poker room at sugarhouse,

expected to generate $11 million in 13 month, he can pan sean effort began in july. the $164 million project is expected to more than double the size of the fishtown casino. >> now, he spent more than half a year in a mexican jail for crossing the border load guns. tonight a retired us marine is back home. coming up find out what led to his release. >> and happy reunion as the dallas nurse who recovered from ebola gets to take her pet dog bently home for the first time in a week. justin? >> well the rain will come to an end, but the cold and wind, the continuing forecast, i'll let you know how long coming up in a few minutes. now, october is over, and already snow on the pumpkins and power lines down south. see why this storm was a record baker when "eyewitness news"

>> five people were killed early this morning when flames ripped through apartment building in port lan, maine. one person critically injured. he jumped from second floor window, seven others were able to escape. police are still trying to account for several people who had been at a halloween party inside that same building the night before. investigators are still searching for the cause of this blaze. also, los angeles area police are looking for the driver who crashed into and killed three teenage girls who were trick-or-treating at the time. the girls were in a crosswalk near an elementary school in

santa ana when the suv struck them. two men inside abandoned the vehicle, and ran away. police say two of the victims were sisters. the other girl was one of their friends. >> after seven months in a mexican prison, us marine back home in florida now. judge in mexico ordered the release of retired marine sergeant, andrew tamreesei. former new mexico governor bill richard son urged mexican officials to release him on humanitarian grounds. sergeant suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. and tried to kill himself, while in jail. the judge in his order will make it simple, withdrew the charges. it is worth emphasizing entirely consistent with mexican law that their system focuses itself on rehabilitation. >> his attorney claims the

ptsd may have contributed to the marine becoming lost. >> well, medical expert say that we should expect more ebola cases in the u.s. before the ends of the year. meantime, new york doctor craig spencer has been upgraded from serious to stable condition. he's been in quarantine at bellevue for the last nine days. doctor center had been working with doctors without borders in guinea. nurse nina pham meantime, finally reunited when her beloved dog, bently this morning. she was discharged after testing negative for ebola on the 24th. officials quarantine her dog for 21 days, so he never tested positive. wild weather across the country, in southern california, several homes were evacuated after heavy downpours caused mudslides. one man trapped inside his home, he was rescued, no reports of injuries. well, this is the start of california's wet season.

meanwhile, it is to snowed down south, record setting columbia south carolina, first time it has snowed there before november 1st. the previous record was set over 100 years ago. it is also very cold, temperatures expected to fall near or below freezing in part of the south tonight and tomorrow night. how about that? looks like southern temperatures will be colder than what we're dealing here in the delaware valley. check in with weather watch ers, see what's happening outside right now, and generally looking at temperatures in the low to mid 40's, from our weather watchers, and that's what we're seeing across the region, because of the storm system developing off shore. clouds, northerly wind. so let's check on down south near the chore, see what's happening from gregg wood, he checks in at 45 degrees right now, and we actually do see a lot of rain showing up on the shore camera right nowment check it out, the camera is shaking, strong gusty winds, and still raining, we'll show

this on storm scan3. check this out. back edge of the rain kind of pushing a little bit further westward, right now, as storm scan3 does show some heavier rain bands moving into southern new jersey, right now, and eventually these showers will start to come to an end through the overnight hours. but that storm is really developing off shore. but pushing some of the rain to the west. so still under the gun here across southern and eastern new jersey, even parts of delaware, could see some showers. but, pretty much from philadelphia north and west, some clouds, drier conditions, but it is cool. 45 degrees, in allentown, 45 reading, 49 in philadelphia this hour. thirty-seven in mount pocono, and it gets colder north and west. check it out. mid 30's, buffalo, 38 degrees in state college, so that northerly push wind will draw in the colder air, behind the storm system. so yes, actually dealing with little bit of windchill outside right now, so this is what it feels like on exposed skin. low 40's around philadelphia, upper 30s lehigh valley. bone chilling 25 degrees in mount pocono. that's what it feels like this hour with the winds.

and new strong winds will continue during the day sunday, out of the north to northwest sustained 20 to 25 miles per hour. we could have gusts to 30 to maybe even 40 miles per hour tomorrow. the good news is at least the sunshine won't be out. we'll get rid of the rain. fowl foliage report, pretty much at peak across philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, close to peak, extreme southern new jersey, delaware. but the winds will really blow a lot of the leaves off the trees probably in the next 24 hours. enjoy tomorrow, it will be dry, sun, clouds, breezy, cool, temperatures struggle to get to 50 degrees. winds relaxes little bit monday. high pressure builds over us, keeping our skies sunny, still cool this time of year in the 50's. if you want the 60s to return, wait until tuesday. we'll get more of southerly breeze, temperatures actually go above average for the middle of the week. there is the core of the cold air, jet stream, taking big dip to the south. that's allowing those temperatures to really fall across the south, and allowing the snow to develop across south carolina that jet eventually moves up to the north. so we get rid of the colder air by the middle of the week.

tuesday big ridge in the jet stream, allows some warmth to return to the delaware valley. showers do pull away from the coast overnight. looks like by early tomorrow morning dry all across the region, more sunshine through the afternoon, that will be the trend, into monday, and tuesday, you may find few more clouds rolling on in, that's actually a sign of the warmer temperatures that will return to the region. chilly tonight, temperatures down to the 30's, but we rebound to near 50 tomorrow, won't feel like that because of the winds. winds dice down a bit for monday. back into the mid 50's, looks like, for many spots to kick off the new work week. windy, chilly overnight, any showers will come to ends, 39 for center city, little cooler in some suburbs, still windy on sunday sunshine and clouds, temperatures investigate toll 50 degrees, winds again could gust to up 40 miles per hour. extended forecast again, turn the clocks back one hour tonight, a lot of sunshine, in our forecast for monday, tuesday, back to the upper 50's, monday, mid 60s, tuesday, and we keep it on the warmer side for wednesday.

thursday could be few showers around, cold front moves through. then once that front pushes through, we are talking about temperatures back into the low 50's, by next weekend. so, classic november stuff. temperatures all over the place. what it is. >> i have the coat handy, don't worry, and my scar every, too. thanks, justin. rob has the sports? >> probably won't need a coat in houston tomorrow. sixers after rough halloween in milwaukee look to go give the home fans a little treat with the win tonight. steve mason returns to the net for the flyers. they battle the panthers. you want sole college football. we got it including temple making history, penn state pre-game fireworks, don't move. sports is next.

sixers off to zero and two start, last night, eight minutes 212th without scoring. could they rebound tonight? there is taney's mo'ne davis, yes, on hand, sixers much like last night, they hung in there for a while. here's something to look forward tonight second rounds pick, mcdaniels, watch the move right here, the drive, and yes, throw it down right there, he had eight points. but, this night belonged to chris bosh. he was huge for the heat. two of his 30 points, right here in the game, sixers had it tied at 08 in the thirds, but out scored 27-13 in the fourth, miami wins 114-96. sixers off to their first zero

and three start since the 2010, 11 season. steve mason first start in net tonight for the flyers since october 21st, also in search of his first win. first period, no score, willie mitchell, right here, and he's going to beat the aforementioned mason. panthers out to one-nothing lead. mason played well, some tough luck. most of the thirds, 422 left, still one-nothing, 18 year old de fans man eric, scores his first career goal. video would add very late one. roberto, 36 saves. flyers lose two to one. appeared temple headed for third consecutive lost, welcomed east carolina pirates, winners of five in a row, to wet and raw lincoln financial field. but not so fast, my swatch buckling friends. ecu clearly affected by the conditions all day, first quarter, no score, temple's tai von young scoops up the fumble and he's gone. that is 63 yards to pay dirt for the touchdown return, one of five east carolina fumbles

on the afternoon, seven-nothing owls at that point following another fumble by the pirates. watch the move right here. kenny harper. and he gets in at that point it is 14-nothing temple. to the thirds, now 14-three. why not? harper again, caps off 12 place, 76-yard drive. owls beat their first ranked opponent since 1998. their first ever home upset of a rang team in school history. final 20 to ten. >> penn state, penn state wants to shake hands, maryland said no not happening. fireworks before the game. but penn state strikes right here, that is jesse james with touchdown. at that point they go up 16 to seven. but maryland mounted come back, now 16-ten. and that's west brown terps take 17-16 lead. this game came down to this, 51 seconds left, penn state leading 19-17. bradburys the 43 yarder, hacken hunk percent, penn state beats 20 to 19. chip kelly pointed out

earlier this week the only number that matter when it comes to the quarterback is five and two, the time's record. but no denying nick foles has not been anywhere near the qb he was last season after having just four turnovers in 2013, the thirds year qb has 12 already through seven games this year. despite his struggles, his teammates have his back. >> he is leading us in the right direction. he is leading us where we need to be. obviously throughout the course of the year there are throws he wants back, but that's part of playing the game. you are going to make mistakes, there are plays i wish i would have made. but he's leading us where we need to be. >> we will get you ready for the eagles-texans at 11:30 on sister station, join us for toyota sunday kickoff. beasley and restly will get you set for the game including one-on-one with shady mccoy. that's tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. on cbs-3. should and good game. i think they can take the texans. >> i think good game.

jj watts the one you have to contain. eagles will win. >> thanks you heard it here first. back in a moment.

>> another chilly day on tap? >> yes, we have to deal with the wind. that's what is going to make it feel colder. temperatures struggle to 50 tomorrow. of course we change the clocks back tonight for an hour. start getting dark before 5:00 o'clock. we warm it up next week, 60s return in the forecast, yes, i know. >> i gave it thumbs down. >> oh, man. i almost forgot. okay, thank you, justin. appreciate t thanks so much for watching us here on the "cw philly". for justin, rob, all every us, i'm natasha brown. see you over on cbs-3 after college football tonight. stick around. have a good night. ♪

arthur: carrie, i need you! carrie: i'm working, dad! my fish sticks are burning. so take them out of the oven. you said i wasn't allowed near the oven. make up your mind, mussolini! it's ok, dad. where do you hide the oven mitts? i hide them on a hook over the oven. all i see are pink puppets. those are the oven mitts! they're both lefties! have you been sitting there this whole time? uh, yeah. could you go in there and please take care of this? arthur: hey! hey, hey! those are mine!