help reporter stephanie stahl has her inspiring story when we come back. ♪ >>> and coming up right afterewitness news" it is the late show with stephen colbert and tonight stephen welcomes jack black, the ce older of go pro nick wood man and tap dancer michelle doran. he gets started at 11:35. we'll be >> back now on "eyewitness news" a wild bear bursts out of a closed shopping mall in russia all captured on camera. it got up on its hyped legs to barrel through two doors. no people were hurt. the bear got trapped inside and the mall was roaming around before escaped through the doors. it ran to a playground where it was shot and killed by police. animal rights activists are upset about how the situation was handled and full investigation is now underway. >>> former nba star lamar odom is on life support. he was found unconscious yesterday at a brothel outside of las vegas. official say the person who called 911 told the dispatcher that odom had blood coming from his nose and mouth that he had been doing cocaine and had taken sexual performance enhancers. >> during that call, the reportin

still ahead health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works. >> coming to store near you the new way to pay with your credit card. why swiping is being replaced with dipping. justin. >> that's right. we are tracking more rain on the way for the end of the week and of course we'll be watching joaquin. we'll talk about this national hurricane center forecast track coming up in a few minutes. >>> a new chapter in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. find out who tried to hack into her private server five times. >> and coming up after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 it's the late show with stephen colbert. tonight he welcomes comedian john adam. snap chat ceo evan spiegel and bill withers and ed sheeran. >>> surprise air strikes russian war plains pound syria as it enter that is country's civil war. russia says it targeted isis but "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us, a local foreign relations expert is questioning russia's motives. >> reporter: one after another bombs dropped out of russian jets into syrian villages to days after president obama and president vladimir putin me

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the risky procedure that's sending some people around the world. >> reporter: beaming blue eyes like movie stars something actor and musician toran green always wanted. he says the attention they bring is priceless. >> people really tend to gravitate towards blue eyes. >> he wasn't born with baby blues. >> i was born with haze eyes. >> to change that he went to india for eye surgery he had something called bright ocular a silicone iris implant. >> it is placed inside the eye surgically in front of the natural iris. >> reporter: iris implants aren't approved by the fda so american doctors don't offer them. >> the cornea is clear. >> reporter: dr. david wallace agreed to examine toran to the naked eye his implants are nearly impossible to spot. but with the help of dr. wallace's light and instruments, they came into focus. >> that's the artificial part. that's what we're looking at. >> the brown ring on the inside of the implants that's toran's natural iris and while the implants may look artificial when mack any tied in real lif life,ing. >>

i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. what it is doing in a south philly parking lot. fighting to saveatlanti. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >> construction now underway on atlantic city last project in storm protection. the $32 million see wall will run along the absecon inlet there, replaces old section of the boardwalk damage in the super storm sandy. local officials say there were plans to repair that for more than three decades, help also came from the federal government. >> we have filling up trucks with gas these days, so it is very grateful to have everyone else on board. >> there is a lesson here.

i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a major milestone for astronaut scott kelly.t more time in space then any other american. a according to nasa, friday was his, 300 and eighty-third day living in space, and that is a new record for cumulative stay. kelly is now more than halfway through a nearly year long mission aboard the international space station. he is scheduled to return to earth on march 3rd of 2016. >>> could you just in the watch that video all day long of them eating and doing anything in space. >> anti gravity. >> so will cool. best pictures. good morning my eyewitness weather watchers are out there and they are chilly this morning. we are getting very low observations. let's start with this within here, 29 degrees good morning, robin, in mount laurel. there is lost of sunshine. the nice and clear but she says hey, beautiful morning but it is too cold, too soon. you are correct. we are looking at mid-november temperatures right now. we should not be this cold right now. 28 degrees as we go further north, it is john, in perkasie, and he also has a sun

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 5:20.till ahead hitting theaters tom hanks in a new movie, lets take a look. >> i'm kevin frazier. tom hanks reunites with steven speilberg for a real life story about a american lawyer >>> if you are heading to the movies this weekend you might want to check out bridge of spies. tom hanks star as an american lawyer recruited by the cia for a dangerous mission. kevin frasier from entertainment tonight gives us a sneak peak of the cold war thriller. >> we are engaged in a war with the soviet union. >> reporter: james donovan played by tom hanks is recruit todd negotiate a prisoner exchange for a russian spy for an american pilot. based on real life events in the the height of the soviet tension, it is a story that has history buff tom hanks in the books. >> russians want their man back. we want to you negotiate the swap. >> i am an insurance lawyer. >> i did not realize that it comes down to the negotiations of behind the scenes, as much as it did. >> ripped right out of the history books an

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> astronaut scott kelly holds the record for spending more time in outer space then any other american. kelly has spent 383 days living in space. he a massed that over the the the course of four missions. kelly is more than halfway through a yearly year long mission aboard the international space station. he is scheduled to return to earth march 3rd of 2016. >>> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", get loyalty reward in one store and then use them in another, three on your side jim donovan tells us about the card that lets you earn lots of points and lots of different places, we will be right back. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $

health reporter stephanie stahl, dives into the science of fear, that is up next, kate. >>> i'm more in the candy side of halloween then spooky side, let's be honest here. we have your halloween forecast, will this system off to the west provide any tricks in the forecast this weekend? we will have the latest. we will take a peak at that setting the clock back stuff, how early will our sunset be? that is coming up with the seven day forecast, leslie. >>> we have sixers home opener tonight, against the jazz, always an exciting time but brett brown says he knows sixers fans have been very patient but there is a lot to be excited about this season. we will hear from him later in sports. we will be right back after the break. tonight is is a great place to go this halloween week find like ghosts in your coffee. a spectacular menu, the egg white of the living dead, rose marie pancakes but there is more than food, it is a great staff and one manager in particular who gets involved. >> great advice, great food, but how is vittoria woodill taking one bite too many and gone too far? once you

it will be driving around the region, health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new local screening unit. we will tell you why it is an important mission on the philadelphia flyers, kate? >>> we are tracking coastal concerns, as heavy rain and coastal flooding starts over the new jersey shore, completely unrelated this storm a very dangerous hurricane joaquin moving through bohamas. i will have latest on the coastal concerns tonight and tomorrow and latest on joaquin as well coming up when we come right back. >>> tonight after thursday night football this local woman has been accused of running an elaborate scam, selling thousands of dollars from one victim after another. three on your side jim donovan has been tracking her for years now and now, a big development in this story. find out where she is, right now after the game. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month and tonight the the philadelphia sky line turns pink, with lights for the cure to honor fight begins breast cancer. >> stealth reporter stephanie stahl has more efforts to help woman get mammograms. >> reporter: ins

health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the new policy that doctors say could save lives. >> they are happen bye this one. governor wolf, has a new policy, that insurers must now cover all screening mammograms including the 3-d versions. women will no longer to have pay any out of pocket costs. three dimensional mammography, can detect, hard to find breast cancer. that is missed with traditional screenings. >> it takes, lee dose x-rays of the breast at different ankles and those every reconstruct into a breast that we can slice through like a loaf of bread. >> reporter: doctor deborah copit with the women's center at einstein medical center says research shows 3-d mammograms find 41 percent more cases of invasive breast cancer and reduce number of false positives. >> i have been working with other radiologist whose believe in this technology, trying to explain to insurers, how vital this is to the detection of the the breast cancer. >> reporter: even though american college of radiology says it is not investigational some insurers still consider 3-d mammograms to be experi

i'm's stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a pen win pep rally, not those penguins where you can see these adorable animals and keep them safe from the we will. vittoria. >>> i will adorn myself like a greek goddess here at saint thomas greek orthodox church in sharon hill. we are celebrating food, fun and great greek night, don't go anywhere lots more to come, kate? >>> great greek night and great night in general, beautiful day lead to a lovely night the but we have got to track this cold front coming through tomorrow, we will bring showers and storms and changes for the weekend. we will have more coming up, don. >>> how will eagles attack future hall of famer drew breeze, and flyers open the season in a house of horrors a preview of the match up with the lightening coming up later in sports >>> penguins take center stage at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> the aquarium's seventh annual african penguin awareness weekend and visitors will be able to get up close to the penguins all weekend long and learn about their little quirks. ther

new mission to find undetected brain tumors was launched to day in philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahls here to show just this could be a a life safer. >> reporter: that is right. it is a mobil screening that is part of the health campaign called the road to early detection. it is hard to miss a 70-foot long van parked in center city. it belongs to the brain tumor foundation, on a week long visit here in philadelphia. >> the mobile mri unit is designed to offer people the opportunity to find brain tumors early. >> reporter: debbie and john hurdle will are sponsoring the free mri services in philadelphia a for them, it is personal after a family member was diagnosed with the brain tumor. >> most people develop symptoms and at that point the brain tumor is often more advanced, and the treatment options are more limited. >> earlier you can find it out, better your options are, better quality of life you are likely to have. >> reporter: mobile mri, scanner, can find tumors without exposing patient toss radiation, like with traditional x-rays. >> it is estimated a million people are living

health reporter stephanie stahl introduces to you the new treatment people are using to look fresh andess. >>> and a visit that was out of this world. the first african-american woman in space shares the very important message with some local kids. >> and coming after "eyewitness news" it's the late show with stephen coluber. he welcomes sarah silverman, elijah wood and the legend of sell today, psalm ton me the goddesses. the fun starts at 11:35. we'll be right back. >> new report is out on the do you know of malaysian airlines flight 17 an missile launched from rebel held ukraine is to blame. the investigators say in their final report that a bucc missile downed boeing 777 in july 2014. they conclude it exploded less than a meter from the plane's cockpit. all 298 people aboard the flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur were killed. the report did not consider who launch thed mill. florida woman is in legal trouble after broadcasting an alleged drunk driving trip on periscope. >> i'm really drunk. i am --ing. >> 23-year-old whitney biehl documented her and tire night out and when she g

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> landmarks down the shore are pink tonight.ll over atlantic city buildings are taking part in the lights for the cure campaign. that campaign is a joint effort by cbs3, cw philly and susan g. komen central and south jersey lights for the cure is now knots 14th year. and those pink lights are a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month and all month long you'll see the lights across our region. >>> one delaware county boy has learned at a very young age the importance of making a difference. >> five-year-old logan mass was asked what he wanted for his birthday he had just one wish and it didn't involve any gifts for himself. instead he was requesting donations to buy toys treats and training aids for k9 unit in aston. >> logan's who are rows we'll keep it that because he said policemen are his heroes. >> they always help us when there's a bad guy. >> now this is the great part. logan saw such a big response his family had to to set up a gofundme account for the donations by the time he

. >>> promising news for those embarrassed by baldness, coming up medical reporter stephanie stahl has information about a drug already approved by f.d.a. that seems to regrow hair. >>> what a scary site, take a look at a truck on the side of the very thin bridge, that story is coming up, plus... >> reporter: it is a 5,000-mile transatlantic boat trip that took one man more than a year to complete, i'm greg argos showing you how it happened on this 24-foot rehoboth boat and exactly why this guy did it >>> we begin at 5:30 with the latest on allegations of sexual misconduct against bill cosby at penn relays. today two more women came forward to accuse the comedian of inappropriate behavior. they were joined by attorney gloria alred. one of the women identified herself as donna barrett, she said cosby grabbed her from behind during a group photo at penn relays in 2004. >> i felt his private parts against my back side. i cried out and tried to pull away from his advice-like grip on my waist. his other arm was holding my arm down against my side. he had had me lock down against his body wi

night, 60 miles, three days, at the navy yard, reporting live from the convention center, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stephanie, and ladies, thanks very much. >>> investigators in bucks county make a break in the case more than three decades old. two suspects have been arrested in the 1984 cold case rape/murder of the bensalem teenager. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has that story. >> reporter: for barbara ruann at last is there justice. thirty-one years, after searchers found the the 14 year-old raped and murdered, her parents, told that now, two suspects are now charged in the killing. have of their only child. >> detectives and members of the district attorney's office notified barbara ruann's parents still alive in bensalem town ship that there is closure in the case. >> reporter: police say accused kill are george shaw, invited the victim to baby-sit his young daughter, robbing, assaulting and murdering her, as her desperate father income on the door demanding to know if she was there. >> part of what makes it possible to these crimes and prosecution about s

health reporter stephanie stahl has reassuring information for moms to be. >>> we will report on a lot of police chases, but not like this, a cop car chasing a rodeo cowboy, on foot. >>> atm and overdraft fees hit new record highs, but guess what you can avoid them if you take my advice, i have crunched the numbers and i will try to save you money coming up next. ñÑzÑ okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & pho

i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. coming up what it is doing in the south philadelphia parking lot. >>> former nba and reality tv star lemar odom remains hospitalized after being found unconscious earl will they are week just outside las vegas. kardashians are taking to social media to ask for prayers and support, this as his wife chloe fights with the owner of the brothel where he was found. entertainment tonight's sketch frazier is outside the hospital in las vegas with the exclusive details. >> reporter: there were signs of encourage. yesterday but still lemar odom is inside sunrise hospital fighting for his life. his children a arrived this morning to be at their father's bedside, meaning while, hollywood and sports world are sending out prayers for the the fallen star. >> i was surprised to hear all of this, you know, it is devastating when you have somebody on drugs in your family there is almost nothing you can do until they decide. >> you think about guys who you really be drawn to that you really cheer for, l

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health reporter stephanie stahl has her inspiring story when we come back. >>> kyla. >>> i can't wait to hear that one. we are dealing with chilly temperatures this morning leading us to a freeze warning overnight tonight. ill will's give you details and tell you when warm up is coming, stay with us, "eyewitness news" will be right back. >>> this morning we have first images from damage from a typhoon that wreak havoc from the philippines. the typhoon blew a shore with fierce western until the northern philippines early sunday. the it knocked out power and communications and left a trail of devastation. about 10,000 people have been evacuated, there were no immediate reports of the casualties, many will in small coastal villages are under threat of the landslide as the the storm is still progressing. >>> back on "eyewitness news" where parts of the calorie main under a flash flood watch this morning. with more rain threatening the disaster area in cure ran county where a river of mud buried hundreds of vehicles and a damaged home in the week. carter evans has more on the digging out.

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 8:42. right now a little cold, rainy so far this weekend but things are clearing out. that is good news we have. how much sunshine will we see today? meteorologist lauren casey is back with your full forecast. >>> eagles get ready to face one of the best running backs in the league. the sports is nex honey bees reduce a third of the america's food supply but last year half of the bees in the u.s. the disappeared. well, now scientists are tracking those bees in the wild. they have created a bee backpack that allows them to follow their movement. scientists hope that this tiny tool helps them unlock mysteries, behind their disappearance. so that is some small technology, lauren. >> yes, that is. you got to love science giving bees backpacks. >> weather science as well. >> yes, we have been dealing with these wind over last self days and eyewitness weather watchers checking in. we have wind damage, picture from our weather watchers, and 53 degrees recorded by ed in chesterfield. he has intense

i'm health reporter stephanie stahl, coming up what it is doing in the the south philadelphia parking lot. >>> and a cold blast is heading our way this weekend, kyla is back with the forecast coming up. ♪ the keurig k200® series brewer. one touch, and unlike life, no mess. your favorites. your way. keurig hot. u.s. airways final flight has landed in philadelphia international. after now it changes to american airlines. alexandria hoff is live at philadelphia a international airport with the details, alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. it is a party here at gate 12, probably like one you have never seen before inside an airport terminal but a half an hour ago final u.s. airways flight 1939, touched down here in philadelphia and it has been celebrate sense. the title ace pope eighthly named because 1939 was the year u.s. airways, was, founded. now the the flight took off yesterday from philadelphia a, it made its way from charlotte, then to phoenix, and then to san francisco. the san francisco is where all of the people we saw from that plane, that is where they got o

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our stephanie stahl has their amazing story. >>> plus a new film called the walk is catching people offguard, we will tell you why it is making movie goers physically ill. >>> and, cold and rainy so far this weekend, so how much sunshine will we see today, hopefully lots, meteorologist lauren casey is back with the full forecast, next. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. >>> and many people will never forget the pope's historic weekend here in philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahl introduces to us a couple so inspired, and it is a blessing. >> and wasn't due until october 12th and her baby boy arrived early, and on the day pope francis said mass in philadelphia it turns out it is a special day for aaron and her husband jim. >> on the exact nine month anniversary of her wedding our son was born. >> talk about timing and there is more. for their wedding on december 27th the couple got the a papal blessing from their marriage from pope francis. >> it was just, unca

health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how the the f.d.a.in i and raw this weekend. lauren casey is back with your forecast, up nex it's a taste so bold, yet so smooth, it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. black silk, from folgers. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. get out of the past. get fios. >>> a house washed away right in the water, cape may county landmark falls victim to the coastal storm. >>> we will hear from the home owner coming up. >>> meantime a much different picture on storm scan three, then we have seen lately, the the rain has moved on, we're happy to report and we're looking for clear skies ahead. >

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, there you have it.will take a short break. "eyewitness news" will continue right after this. >> a big day for the birds for our eagles. and we are hoping this weather translate. >> well, listen, you know, i've done the best i can, all right, so weather should be fantastic. >> i mean, you are setting it up. the rest is up to you, eagles. >> he can actually, and we're all rooting for you. did i my silly dance f they win, i'm if trouble, i have to dance every time. >> i saw that tweet. really setting yourself up here. >> sixty-eight greets, sunshine, that's what we are expecting at 1:00 o'clock beautiful for kick off. see high of 07 degrees today, everybody, sunny, nice, get out, there enjoy it if you can. tonight will be another chilly night though. upper 40's, and then let's look at the seven day forecast, monday gorgeous, sunshine, 70's, and then tuesday, take the umbrella with you, i don't they deluge, but few showers out there. that will cool us down little wednesday and thursday. then next weekend i

. >>> what you may not necessity about diet supplements, health reporter stephanie stahl has new information just released about the supplements sending thousands to the hospital every year. also this... >>> i'm pat gallon. on monday night it is eagles and giants for first place in the nfc east. really it is all about the rival willry. we will tell but that coming up in sports. >>> surveillance video shows plane going down in a residential neighborhood have of palm springs, florida. investigators say it happened last night a plane crashed into two mobile homes. the plane's pilot was killed as was 21 year-old woman in one of the homes. eyewitnesses saw the plane going down. >> you know how planes should fly this way? it was just, i don't know like it is on tv and movies when a plane goes out of control. >> the the wings were straight up, like that, trying to stop itself. nose was straight up in the air. >> there is just too much smoke. >> reporter: identities of the victims have not been released. investigators say, it is too early to speculate on the cause of the crash. >>> new developments

stephanie stahl. >> he said woe lower the price, but some major pharmacist say he didn't.emember this guy, martin jelly, he's the pharmaceutical ceo that hike up the price after drug used by aids in cancer patient by nearly 5000%. the original price of this thing was about $13. but after raising the price, to $750 a pill, he found himself in a pr nightmare. he appeared on abc news and said he would reduce the cost. major pharmacy chains like cvs walgreens confirmed the price hasn't changed. right now it is $900 a pill. >>> 7:38. still to come on "eyewitness news", the people app isn't out yet. already it is hated. after vast criticism on line, it is getting complete overhaul. find out about the new changes coming up next. >> also, headed outdoor today? go ahead, grab that jacket. it is chilly out there. kyla lets us know just how long these chilly temperatures are going to stick around. we'll be right back. i'm there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley.

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here now to explain this problem. >> reporter: gluten free ising now, everybody seems to want it and 20 million americans have trouble eating things that contain gluten. so they rely on products like gluten free cheerios. well, maker says contamination was an isolated incident of human error that happened at a plant in california. general millions is voluntarily recalling classic cheerios and honey nut cheerios which are sold as gluten free. 150,000 cases were contaminated with wheat which contains gluten. >> how serious of a problem do you think this is. >> it is significant. >> reporter: doctor robin rossstein a gastroenterologist with temple university hospital says millions of people can't digest gluten which is a protein found in wheat products. >> it not only can cause symptoms but it can cause severe medical problems. >> reporter: severe reactions with celiac disease where gluten can damage the small intestines. >> they may get iron deficiency, osteoporosis, and one of the more scary things is they actually are higher risk of having cance

medical device used to treat high risk allergy patients is being recalled. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here now to tell bits, stephanie. >> there air lot of parents worried about this one and paying attention. this is a precautionary voluntary recall, that involves those auto injectors of epinephrine they might not deliver the the right amount of medications for one device that we're talking about and that has families worried and looking for alternatives. >> to sharon family has learned to live with worries about food allergies, one daughter's reaction, can be so severe they are life threatening. >> my six year-old daughter is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, eggs, seeds, shellfish, kiwi and mango. >> reporter: she keeps a big supply of auto injectors of epinephrine used for severe allergic reactions. >> shorter needle all but talks to you. >> reporter: but the maker is recall a uv i-q because it may not deliver the correct amount of the life saving drug. they say they have received 26 reports of problems with the injectors. now doctors will to have write prescriptions for th

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> chances are you've see plenty of pink the will cents several weeks, for the month of october, pink light shining bright all across our region. october of course is breast cancer awareness month. many localed buildings and landmarks taking part in the light for the cure campaign. from the city to the suburbs, to the shore, the pink lights have been on display pretty much everywhere, sever as reminder to schedule that mammogram. light for the cure campaign joint effort by cbs-3 the "cw philly" and susan g. komen philadelphia, it is now wrapping up its 14th year. just love to see all of the pink light. we will take a short break and be right back. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all

stephanie stahl. >> terrific program.ll be right back, first what's coming up tonight on cbs- for the general assembly, they're for us, but we know how. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to stand up against north jersey casinos. >> emotional journey about to get underway in willow grove. thousands getting ready to take part in the susan g. komen three day for the cure. within this morning, our own lovely nicole brewer. she joins us now, there she; turn around, nicole, over here. >> stand by. >> here we go. nicole? >> looking lovely. good morning. >> you know, erika, it is not easy to coral this crowd, because there is so much excitement surrounding this event. you can hear it, hine me, about to kick off. say hello to these amazin

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain this new study. >> kind of shocking. we were talking about things like measles, hepatitis, which could be very serious and more likely to be exposed when you're oversees ease which why is getting those shots is so important. >> once you get two shots, it is a lifetime of immunity. >> reporter: she's going to india in january and getting shots now to make sure he does not get sick overseas. >> i know friend who have been sick overseas and i don't want that for me or my companions. >> reporter: new study find many americans are traveling overseas, without being fully vaccinated, with measles, mumps and right bell a researchers examined 41,000 international u.s. flyers and found 16 percent needed the mmr vaccine but only half chose to receive it. health experts say most measles out breaks in the u.s. are caused by unvaccinated people infected overseas. >> both people believe that they have already had their childhood immunizations, and oh, yeah i would have had that and no further consideration. >> reporter: another study f

i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with more on the science of fear. >> part every central and southexas under water again as drenching ranges and dining rug storms plow across that state. some areas got as much as 16 inches every rain, at least two possible tornados caused some damage. omar villafranca reports now from austin. >>> texans can't seem to catch a break from nasty weather. a possible tornado near san antonio damaged the local high school, and blew this rv on to the roof of the local holiday inn. >> bill cross err lives in whimperly, area devestated by flashfloods memorial day weekend? we are get too long old to deal with this, you know, just very difficult. >> says friday's flood is enough to make him consider evacuating for good. >> so there are floods, three made them to the house. >> same areas that got pummeled by the renmant of hurricane patricia last week, got hit hard again, as a fast moving system brought more torrential downpours, rivers, creeks, spilled over their banks from austin to san antonio. >> so, it is flooding here. >> kerry packer shot this video whil

stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, pennsylvania hospital hosed a special reunion, itbig celebration yesterday, for kids who got their start as tiny babies in the intensive care nursery. they were joined by their parent and hospital staff, in the garden at eighth and spruce. approximately 40% of the infants born at pennsylvania hospital are from high risk pregnancies. these families and staff members have developed deep and lasting friendships. beautiful thing. >> well, hundreds turned out for the inaugural philly fights cancer event. that fundraiser was held at the legacy youth tennis and education center on ridge avenue last night. now it, benefits trans lash until research and clinical trials at the abramson cancer center at the university of pennsylvania, grammy winner carol king performed at the event. >>> so lots of things to do last night, and kai last i know, you and i went pumpkin picking. we made the most of our fall week end. >> yes, alexandria, one of our reporters said head out to medford, new jersey, festival, it was amazing, had these apple donut, freshl

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, the philadelphia fire department honors some of its own at annual fire prevention dinner dance. derek saw year presented a word for those going the extra mile a ward were given out to bat tall beyond church michael richie and tyrone good man. civilian award was presented to local radio personality, kathy jackson. >>> all right, patty, look at that, nice night. >>> 5:39. if you are heading south to see the eagles on sunday you won't to have change your plans. isn't that nice change of pace here? also, we will recap the friday football frenzy, your team, your town, your kids, on tv, that is coming up next. >>> the eagles and washington game will be played in landover, maryland. league thought about moving game to detroit the but hurricane joaquin will not effect the game. demarco murray practiced again. he is listed as questionable for sunday's game. he sat out during last weeks 24/17 win over jets with the bad hamstring. so far this season demarco has not looked like the defending rushing champion just 11 yards in two games. so h

" at 5:00 it is an embarrassing problem for some men and women sitting here, medical reporter stephanie stahl has encouraging news, and already a approved drug that seems to help regrow hair. she will have exciting details at the 5:00. >>> and check this out, don't look down, okay. this is what it looks like to repel down one logan square building, sixers mascot made the attempt this morning of all people and this afternoon mayor michael nutter will repel the building as part of the annual fundraiser, philadelphia at work bound program for school programs. look at him, wow. >> hey, look who else took the plunge. >> i know that laidy that is vittoria woodill repelling down that building. see her hair raising experience tonight at the 11:00. >> she's amazing. >> little crazy but go torey. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm nicole brewer for kyla and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we are always on line at cbs philly.com. >> young and the restless is up next, we will see you, tomorrow morning. >> bailiff: the jury's reached a verdict. >> adam

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl reports on the details, and how to protect yourself. >> reporter: they are a popular fall tradition carmel apples, packaged from the grocery store or homemade, but health officials have uncovered a potential danger. >> it was surprising that said that there was fear in carmel apples. >> reporter: listeria apple scare sickened 35 people from 12 states and seven died. >> it is most harmful to what we call immuno compromised population. >> reporter: jennifer quinn len from drexel said scientists figure out how listeria bacteria lived on carmel apples. >> on the skin of the apple, and when they put the carmel on it actually kills it the a little bit because of the heat. if it doesn't kill it completely, then that interface between the carmel and the apple, seems to be an environment that it can grow in. >> reporter: inside drexel food lab she explained that juice released when apple is punctured from the dipping stick allows bacteria to grow. >> listeria can grow well at room temperature but it can grow refrigerated that is challenge, it grows refriger

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with touching reactions to right here in our area. >> reporter: autism spectrum disorder is often miss understood because it can cause a wide range of symptoms. but now a charming red headed muppet is changing that. >> the philly autism support group is introducing their children to the new sesame street character jewel, yeah she has autism a brain disorder that effects social interactions. >> so she does things a little differently. >> it is sort of bit are sweet and very emotional as a mom with a sun with autism, you look at that character julia and you see so many things that your son cost. >> reporter: julia is part of the new initiative called sesame street and autism, see amazing and old children, hashtag, see amazing. >> all of the little kid get to see it is okay to be different. >> reporter: erin ferrell has taught her seven year-old twins to be proud of their differences, they can easily relate to julia. >> what do you think about that? >> other people. >> these kid are just like every other kid, there are some quirks and some may not s

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about projects that is catching on fast here and all over the country. >> reporter: thinks like fire, every where, it is really great. it seems like there are children with allergies every where and many of them cannot have halloween candy. well now the tiehl pumpkin project is making sure that they do not get left out of the fun. >> hi. >> hi. >> reporter: three-year old brady, might look like a tough little football player in his burlington county front yard but it is allergies to things like peanuts and milk are a constant challenge. for brady and millions of children with allergies, halloween can be an ordeal. >> you want them to feel the same. you don't want them to be excluded. >> reporter: tiehl pumpkins to the rescue, universal symbol to let everyone know this ace house with non-food halloween tweets. >> we have halloween toys, stickers, we have spiders, we have sidewalk chalk. >> reporter: in addition to regular candy brady's month and other tiehl pumpkin families will also have a separate bowl, with non-food treats. >>

health reporter stephanie stahl uncovers the science of fear. tonight at 6:00. >>> well up next, it's been the number one drama in daytime for more than 20 years. and today that drama continues on the young and the restless as danger strikes the glamorous halloween gala. take a look. >> listen to me this is no joke. there's a fire. i was just in the middle of a explosion a pew few floors down. >> oh, my god you're right. >> forget me about. the elevators are out. try your cell phones. >> there's no way to call out. >> oh, my god. >> what is happening? >> what else could it be? >> we have to stay together. >> i have to get to connor. >> chelsea. let me go. >> it's very dramatic. i spoke to stars justin hartley and melissa claire egan and asked them about memorizing all those lines in their scripts. take a listen. >> the biggest fear that i have is showing up onset and not knowing, um -- g lines. >> my lines. i dream about it do you dream about it have nightmares you're being pushed on stage and you don't know your lines. >> no, that's weird. (lau

in the second year, the program is a 19 philadelphia schools sigh in the video health reporter stephanie stahl one of the mentors who helps to build student self esteem and academic performance to help improve grad rates. incredible. >> and having the role model in your life, and what you can achieve. >> mentorship. well done. right now 5:47. if your years after his death, a bio pick about steve jobs, big screen it, stirring up controversy here. also, this looks fun. peter pan getting live action remake. >> her entertainment tonight with a look behind the scenes at the new movie. >> hugh jackman is the evil pirate black beard in the original story of the boy who never grew up in pan, and, michael, kate wins let, set rogan, take us behind the scenes of the man who built the machine in steve jobs. >> everyone is waiting for the man. >> michael, place steve jobs, master architect of apple computers in a bio pick, that looks at what made the man who made apple computers. and it wasn't technical jarring thin proved tough for the talented cast that includes kate wins let, set rogan, jeff daniels, bu

cope with her struggles she turned to exercise and that led to a new business health reporter stephanie stahl has her story tonight at 11:00. >>> lemar odom remains in the the coma after he was found unresponsive at a brothel in nevada. >> he had to be transported via ambulance to the hospital because he he was too tall to be air lifted. as our alexandria hoff reports tonight you don't to have reach nba heights to be too large for helicopter. >> reporter: this sound means that help, and often hope, has arrived. >> medical helicopters are used to move the most critical patients. >> reporter: doctor william swab is a trauma a certain with penn medicine where they see two critical patients arrive on the helicopter pad a day. >> medical helicopters are designed, to number one be safe, two to move the vast majority of the people who are normal sized and enlarge, and even extra large, but there are extremeness height and weight that we probably cannot assist. >> reporter: at 6 feet 10 inches tall, former nba and reality star lemar odom was too tall a a court go to authorities to be air lifted from

our health reporter stephanie stahl explains skinny fat tonight at 11:00. >>> okay. a animal rights organization peta is offering to help save lucy the elephant in margate, new jersey. peta a says it will pay for some of the landmark's $58,000 in repairs. if they could use lucy as a spokesperson for elephants forced in to issuing is us work. the organization maintaining lucy is considering that proposal but tell "eyewitness news" they have some reservations because they want to keep that attraction a happy place, for the the kid. >>> and a heart warming story tonight out of delaware county. >> young boy had one birth take wish, and it did not involve any presents for himself. instead the five-year old wanted to get something special to local k-9 dogs. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter had has details. >> reporter: beneath police officers hat, a little boy with a huge heart. asked what he wanted for his fifth birthday a few weeks ago, logan replied nothing for himself, instead, he requested donations to buy toys, treats, and training aid, from local police k-9 un

. >> our own stephanie stahl was recognized by liberty resources non-profit that advocates for independentiving for people with disability. stephanie received the 2015 community partner award for a story she did about restaurants in philadelphia and how some are discriminating again the disabled by failing to play with the americans with disabilities act. very proud of stephanie and all of her work. way to go. we'll be right back. ♪ for district attorney in montgomery county... kevin steele, first assistant d.a. with a 98% conviction rate and tough sentences for sexual predators. or bruce castor, a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. castor said, "we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish." many more victims came forward, and castor admitted he could have used their testimony against cosby but castor didn't even try. bruce castor was not looking out for the victims. >>> that's going to do it for us. our morning team is back in about four hours and on till 7:00 a.m. for kate, don our entire team i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always