the action cam was here at pennsauken high school. this memorial honors all alumni of pennsauken high that serves in uniform as well as any residents that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a veggie burger made in the lab but tastes like the real thing. the brain child of a former professor that spent years crafting this impossible flavor. >>> and star wars fans are rejoicing after the trailer is release. we'll show you a clip when "action news" comes right back. >>> the king of thailand is the world's largest reigning monarch has died but for the people he was more than a ruler he was a demi god. he became king in 1946 and led the nation during upheavals and revolutions and traveling to villages and remote rice pattys to meet the people. he is out of the spotlight because of poor health, it's king was 88 years old. >>> we have more on the hot death trial in georgia. jury was shown footage of the father and young child. we see pictures of justin ross harris and his son cooper before t

natasha brown joins us in pennsauken with what this means for drivers. natasha? >> reporter: ukee, this will be the first gas tax hike for the state of new jersey since 1988. still some of the drivers we talked to are not at all happy about that. >> there's no shortage of reaction from new jersey drivers. no one wants to see the prices at the pump go up >> i think it's outrageous for the common person, you know, you're looking at, you know, few more dollars out of your pocket every week >> it's hard already. when it's going up going to make it worse. >> gas prices will take a 23 cents gallon hike under a deal reached between governor chris christie and democrat leaders. the eight-year 16 bill dollar transportation program would eliminate the sales tax >> over the next years, you can the funds contributed by state and federal government. over 32 billion dollars will be invested in infrastructure improvements and moderate asian >> the deal hopes to replenish the trust fund which pays for road and rail projects. hundreds were halted in july when the fund ran out of

we are in pennsauken township at the wawa here the price root now is buck 95. after this increase takes effect, it's going to jump to 2.18. that's a result of the general assembly the senate combining today to agree to this and the governor has said that he will sign it. what does it mean by the numbers? let's break them down for you. here's what it means. new jersey's gas tax will increase 23 cents. it's going to be from 14 and a half cents up to 37 and a half cents. it was the second lowest in the nation. it's about to become the seventh highest. for comparison here pennsylvania is still higher at 50.3 cents. delaware is now going to be lower at 23 cents. why the increase? well, for roads and bridges. it will provide about $2 billion in annual transportation fundi funding. you tack that on to additional federal matching funds it's a lot of money over the course of the next eight years, and by some accounts could create upwards of 30,000 jobs to improve infrastructure. now governor christie has said he would only agree to this hike if there were cuts as well.

pennsauken and haddon township police say this dark colored japan was used in three armed robberies.ll started at 1:00 yesterday afternoon at a citgo station on route 130 in pennsauken, another citgo station was hit in the same town before robbing a third station three minutes later in haddon township. no one was hurt in the robberies. if you happen to know anything about this, you're asked to call police. >>> that is the sound of matthew's fury as it pounded haiti with wind and rain. and today president obama will track the storm and meet with officials at the federal emergency management agency. he had been scheduled to campaign for hillary clinton in florida today. the strength of hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic storm since 2007 made mr. obama change his plans. matthew is now heading for florida, georgia and both coasts of the carolinas. fema has already deployed manpower and supplies to those four states. >>> evacuations are under way in the bahamas. if matthew stays the course, it will be the first direct hit by years. the shutters are up and sandbags are piled and

natasha brown joins us in pennsauken with what this means for drivers. natasha? >> reporter: ukee, this will be the first gas tax hike for the state of new jersey since 1988. still some of the drivers we talked to are not at all happy about that. >> there's no shortage of reaction from new jersey drivers. no one wants to see the prices at the pump go up >> i think it's outrageous for the common person, you know, you're looking at, you know, few more dollars out of your pocket every week >> it's hard already. when it's going up going to make it worse. >> gas prices will take a 23 cents gallon hike under a deal reached between governor chris christie and democrat leaders. the eight-year 16 bill dollar transportation program would eliminate the sales tax >> over the next years, you can the funds contributed by state and federal government. over 32 billion dollars will be invested in infrastructure improvements and moderate asian >> the deal hopes to replenish the trust fund which pays for road and rail projects. hundreds were halted in july when the fund ran out of

then in the world of mass transit, pennsauken transit center closed sunday, it will be going on will the 30:00 a.m. through 1:30 p.m. because of that, new jersey river line and atlantic city rail line, they will be affected, so just heads up on that. always just make sure reminder to check schedules on line. plus fox chase regional rail lines, that's shuttle bussing right now, through the weekend because of main fence, so a lot going on on mass transit again, say it over and over, check the schedules on line, first accident of the morning still out there. a.c. expressway eastbound near route 42 freeway, that right lane is block, you guys, you can see by this still photo how much action is going on here, all of these headlight out there, they're not necessarily affiliated with the accident, but they're out there. so whether it be crews, or part of the accident, or what have you, this is going to slow you down absolutely, as we push toward the 6:00 hour. so you guys, heads up on that. give yourselves extra time. i would say at least 15, 20 minute, maybe around that area right now, then

and pennsauken an accident involving a pedestrian along covert there by bobby rays pennsauken tavern. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> up next on "action news" at 4:00 today. melissa magee is standing by with the complete seven day accuweather forecast. next. >>> all right meteorologist, melissa magee joining us with the forecast. >> chilly side today and overnight tonight into thursday we are tracking wet weather. the wettest time period. the action cam was outside earlier at fairmount park looking at the apricot daisy, a sign we are in the fall season. you are probably looking up at the sky beautiful fall colors and foliage with the changes in the weather. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's dry right now across our region, but this picture will likely change as we go throughout the day on thursday. and we just have a little trivia for you. quite the change over the past week, one week ago we had a record high of 86 degrees and today in philadelphia coming in at 53. so which do you prefer, a 53 degree difference. i know what i like. i like the 80s. but the chil

pennsauken transit center closed 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.sunday at these two lines will be affected because of that. make sure to check your schedules on line, also this, fox chase regional rail line shuttle bussing all weekend because of maintenance, so heads up on that, as well. this accident, a.c. expressway eastbound, near 42 freeway, that right lane is still blocked, out in that area, guys, and it will slow you down little bit now. speaking of slowing down, new jersey 42 northbound, approaching 295, looking here, you can see how many headlights are out there over the past 30 minutes, starting to progress, plus, abandoned vehicle westbound schuylkill at the boulevard. starting to heat up to busy friday, jim, over to you. >> thank you so. developing story now, in philadelphia's juniata section. police officers shoot a man threatening himself with a knife. 3800 block every elsemere street shortly after 10:30 last night. family members same the man was suicidal, violent, and possibly drunk. according to police, the officers ordered the man

we're in pennsauken township. here at the wawa buck 95 it will go up to 2.18 when this gas tax takes effect. new jersey has the second lowest gas tax in the nation. it is going to up to the seventh highest. two things we love to hate. road construction and having to pay for road construction. but more of both are headed to new jersey. not headed to new jersey however will be stephanie barnes of philadelphia who crosses the delaware each week to save 36 cents a gallon compared to pennsylvania prices. the gas tax increase will cut the savings to 13 cents. >> i think that's crazy because i drive all the way over to get my gas and now i might as well stay in philly. >> reporter: gas tax will increase from 14.5 cents a gallon to 37.5 cents. pennsylvania is still higher at more than 50 cents. delaware will now take the lead in the region for cheapest gas with attacks of 23 cents. new jersey hasn't scene a gas tax hike in 28 years. governor christie says for the sake of roads and bridges, it's time. >> next eight years y

. >> steve's in pennsauken. >> every time in the division has a winning record. three of them were four machine record but redskins four-three-one record because of their tie yesterday. we have noticed a couple thing. guy pumping gas has not dropped the gas pumps. people buying coffee has not dropped cups of coffee as they come out. so why is it that the eagles receivers can't keep their hand on a football. all right. if we have not showed you this play 4,000 times, here it is, the last play of the game and jason witten did not drop the ball. neither did dak prescott. boy that kid can scramble. he made something happen after having a rough game under 50 percent completion rate but all that math thers is who wins and loses. >> we had some ups and downs in the game and to see them stay together is encouraging to me as they a head football coach. we will make no excuses. we will take them as they come. and just makes us a better football team and makes us all around better, stronger team. >> this is a resilient team. one of the things we will learn from it. we have

we have some here this afternoon in pennsauken township.is the eastbound side of route 38 where there's emergency construction going on right here by the sunoco station. two right lanes are out of commission as you can see headed toward the cherry hill mall. just that left lane is barely slowly squeezing by. you'll want no parts of 38 eastbound this afternoon coming away from camden. stick with federal street and maple avenue as a better bet there locally. also have a crash on the ramp from 295 to 70 westbound and plenty of slowing on 295 itself just 19 miles per hour coming down from route 38. coming out in new jersey into bucks county major delays southbound on 95 approaching the scudder falls bridge even though northbound is where we have the construction. southbound we're thinking it's some sun glare. as we look outside live you can see why. it's very bright out there this afternoon. this is the schuylkill right by the blue route eastbound plenty of traffic but it's westbound where there will be construction tonight starting at 8:00. ju

he graduated from pennsauken high school. they presented him with a proclamation thanking him for his service. still to come on "action news," they are varnicals. the latest to stop offenders in their tracks. >>> customers were eager to give virtual reality a try. >> four days in a row of temperatures ott 80s. record highs today and yesterday. big changes in time for the weekend. i'll explain in the action weather forecast. >>> ducis rodgers has more on the flyers home when "action news" continues. kids don't know how to act fake. i like your face. so we're learning to be more like them. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. i like his face. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> the first american has been killed in the campaign to retake the iraqi c

in pennsauken serious crash along 130 at federal street.nd of course as john told us we are back to normal schedules today on the septa regional rails. although it was rough this morning so far this afternoon things don't look too bad. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this monday afternoon. hope you enjoyed your weekend n b-county near bern township 222 northbound has an accident to avoid this afternoon. five different waze users reporting some serious congestion in that neck of the woods. we'll check it again brian coming up in the next half hour. >> very good matt. thank you. >>> today is the dave reflection for those observing the jewish new year. rosh hashana is the first of the religion's high holy days. the action cam stopped by the morning service in north philadelphia. rosh hashana is the beginning of 10 days of personal repen tense and prayer. the period understand with a day of atonement on yom kippur. >> the food bank of the delaware began its annual drive to provide thanksgiving for all. the goal to create 2500 holi

. >> to this makes monday's hard, lets get out to steve keeley at pennsauken with some reaction, this morning, steve. >> reporter: you try to steel sleep and think it is safe to go to bed and wake up like what? by the way turf do weather and traffic real quick. still windy. we're in pennsauken or out of the town weather, it is interior new jersey, whatever that means, anyway, 54 miles an hour wind. bob kelly, there is a tree down on the 130 entrance ramp to 73 going towards philadelphia, i barely had enough space to squeeze through and taylors lane pole, that pole gets knock down every two weeks. that pole has got knocked town was brand new justin stalled. did i do all of the the weather and traffic i wanted to do? $1,954 more in taxes they have to pay because this gas is getting delivered. last day to get two-dollar gas in new jersey. new to the eagles story now that i did a whole news block myself. this is a low lie for your eagles fans if you slept through it. dak prescott the rookie quarterback scrambling, find an open receiver in the end zone, jason witten, his first touchdown of

fox 29's brad sattin is in pennsauken with more on when you can expect to see the inn increase. i know people are not happy about this. >> reporter: how can you be happy about it? it certainly is coming and there doesn't seem to be a lot of doubt new jersey roads and bridges need some help. the question is at what cost? people not happy about this seeing new jersey's gas tax going from the second lowest in the country to the seventh highest. get ready for sticker shock at pump coming soon to a new jersey gas station near you. >> we pay enough taxes as it is. now we got to pay another tax. it's horrible. >> reporter: after filling up without a hike in the state gas tax since 19 kate 98 a 23-cent a gallon increasing from 14.5 cents a gallup to 37.5 cents. pennsylvania is still higher at more than 50 cents. delaware will come the cheapest in our area with attacks of 23 cents. >> we need to help as much as we can. >> you have no problem paying the actual 23 cents? >> well not that i don't have problem. i just know that's part of my live and part of what i have to pay in order to liv

reporting in pennsauken, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> chester county authorities identified the woman who died when she could not escape her burning home. bonnie lynn hall, was reportedly live ago loan inside of the home on birmingham road in birmingham township. the star started in the back of the house at 11:00 last night. a passerby saw the flames and called 911. >> 20 minutes to extinguish the fire and 10 minutes of the first or second truck being there the crews found the victim. >> chopper 6 hd was over the scene once day broke and you can see that investigators boarded up the home after taking the necessary evidence for investigation, they are not yet commenting on what caused the deadly fire, they say it does not appear suspicious. >>> turning to accuweather now much of the region woke up with a little bit of frost on the windshield this morning. sky 6 hd looking at the jersey shore in atlantic city, still chilly out there, but don't get accustomed to it just yet. david murphy joins us outdoors on the terrace with the details. >> reporter: for the third straight day

>> route 130 over by old pennsauken mart if you may remember route 130, 73, it comes together, so ourhere taken to local hospital. and thanks for skyfox logging hours getting over there quickly, we will stay on top of that if anything should change. good morning, jammo 95. southbound, in the work zone, right here at cottman avenue. here is a hot mess to begin with on a rush hour. you got an accident here. so there is a tight squeeze, only three lanes, only two open right now, as you head south in toward downtown philly. so put about 45 minute on the clock, from woodhaven, all the way in to center city. and it is a cold one out there. because you have the chill in the air. and of course the sun's popping out, trying to warm us up little bit. who took the trains? we got an equipment shortage here. i don't know what happened overnight. but there is no a or b express service, so all trains are making all stops on the market frankford line. you have had some scattered delays on the regional rail lines, i think the coal temps hitting railroad trains. north on 295, an accident at route 130,

he graduated from pennsauken high school. they presented him with a proclamation thanking him for his service. still to come on "action news," they are varnicals. the latest to stop offenders in their tracks. >>> customers were eager to give virtual reality a try. >> four days in a row of temperatures ott 80s. record highs today and yesterday. big changes in time for the weekend. i'll explain in the action weather forecast. >>> ducis rodgers has more on the flyers home when "action news" continues. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. killed in the cam

they were called to pennsauken and the entire building was evacuated and crews had the blaze under control 45 minutes later. annie mccormick will have the full story at 12:30. >>> septa workers are back at the bargaining table today. talks resumed yesterday as monday's strike deadline resumes. they plan to strike if they don't have a new contract. the workers and septa are at odds on several issues including wages, pensions and health care. if the union was to go on strike, septa buses and trolleys would be affected but not the regional rail. >> after a deadly shooting at a motel. yesterday morning, police were trying to serve an arrest warrant at a motel in elkton southwest of wilmington. officials say brandon jones and chelsea porter both from dover showed what appears to be handguns at police and they appear to be pellet guns. they are wanted on more than a dozen weapons charges each. >>> chopper 6 hd over hatboro, montgomery county, where firefighters are on the scene of a blaze here a two alarm house fire at 13 west county line road here in hatboro, the firefighters were called out at

in pennsauken i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> vice-president joe biden and house minority leader nancy pelosi are attending a fund raising dinner tonight in south philadelphia. they are headlines democratic city committee of philadelphia's jefferson jackson event. biden and pelosi are keynote speakers tonight. democratic city committee of philadelphia is hosting the event at sheet and metal workers hall on columbus boulevard. >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be back in our area tomorrow morning. they will attend a private event at double tree hotel in king have of prussia. both will deliver remarks, we're told the event begins at 11:00 a.m. >>> we are still wait to go hear from the trump campaign where melania trump will be back when she comes to our area this beek. campaign manager kelly ann conway tweeted that mrs. trump will be in suburban philadelphia on thursday but sanity say where or what time. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to count down. we are only eight days, from election day. >>> well, it was

the string of robberies happened yesterday afternoon in pennsauken, in haddon township.one was hurt. if you have seen that jeep, i know it's kind of a dark picture but if you've seen it, call police. >> and developing this morning, hurricane matthew is now set its sights on the bahamas after making happened fall in eastern cuba and hematoma the powerful storm left behind widespread damage and flooding in southwest haiti. at least five people have been killed there. forecasters say matthew will move across the bahamas tomorrow and is expected to be very near florida's atlantic coast by tomorrow evening. the governor of florida has declared a state of emergency and there have been long lines at gas stations and grocery stores across the miami area as people try to get ready for the storm's possible impact. >>> the jersey shore is a potential targeted for some destructive weather if hurricane matthew does indeed barrel up the east coast. for now the track remains uncertain. more than 500 vendors will be in ocean city this weekend for the fall block party. many businesses ba

that's right there in the center i know it's a little dark was spotted at two citgo stations in pennsauken then one in haddon township yesterday afternoon. they're asking you to take a look see if you recognize it. no one was injured in any of these robberies. >> fresh off the vice presidential debate tim kaine will be at penn's landing today. the virginia senator will talk to sheet metal workers about hillary clinton's economic plan to help the middle class. the democrat clashed with republican vp mike pence. the candidates exchanged insults and interruptions barely getting words in on trump's tax return or secretary clinton's e-mail probe. >> lost a billion dollars a year. >> donald trump's apprentice. let me talk about this. >> senator i think i'm still on my time. >> isn't this a discussion. >> these are open to -- >> well, if -- >> governor -- >> let me interrupt you and finish my sentence if i can. >> while she was secretary of state. >> now i can weigh. >> she had a private server. >> i goat weigh in. >> that's a pretty good sample. clinton and trump squared off in -- square off in

being treated for smoke inhalation after fire at the bently senior living center on route 130, pennsauken. now, for the lip, none of the cases are considered life threatening. dozens of seniors were forced out of the building by fire at about 8:00 this morning, they're now back inside. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire. >> and another fire, this one in a highrise, near 13th and lombard, in center city, philadelphia, firefighters responded just after 2:00 this morning, the fire was contained to outdoor balcony, and was quickly brought under control. >> new video released by philadelphia police in hopes of tracking down several people responsible for the break-in. first told you about the store break-in yesterday. the driver of this red suv you see on the surveillance camera there smashed through the front window of the chestnut street store group inside that suv and another group from the mercedes jumped out and ransacked the store. they got a which with clothes. >> more surveillance video this time inside jewelry store, this is from last friday around 2:00 a.m.

take a look this pictures show a jeep suv that the suspect drove while robbing two gas stationness pennsauken and another in haddon township. police describe him as a white male with brown hair and brown beard. if you have any information, camden county prosecutor's office want to hear from you. >>> suspect in the murder of the little camden girl is being held on one and a half million-dollar bail, brown was arraigned in court yesterday. he was arrested in tennessee last month. brown, was charged this is shooting death of the gabby carter caught in the cross fire shot in the head in august. >>> well, police made another arrest in the recent string of clown-related threats, now a 13 year-old from mays landing is facing charges. on monday investigators in washington township arrested two teenagers for making threats on social media. police say their post were like other threats that have surface add cross the country. investigators say the 13 year-old girl told them it was a prank. >>> this morning north pen school district is responding to a threatening north pen high school leaders. school le

pennsauken and haddon township police say this dark colored jeep was used in three robberies. started yesterday afternoon at a citgo station and then another citgo station was hit before robbing a third station in haddon township. no one was hurt in the robberies. if you happen to know anything about this, you're asked to call police. >>> also in south jersey, the camden county police department is getting a $1.8 million federal grant. that money will be used to hire 15 new police officers.ç the grant came from the department of justice. the money will enable the conte's police department to keep the city safe and build trust with the community. >>> in north jersey, important clues are pulled from the rubble. >> this is the first look at the data recorder pulled from the wrecked new jersey transit train car that slammed into the hoboken station. new details about the investigation. >>> and then there's this -- hurricane matthew's work. the death toll stands at 11 as the storm tears toward the bahamas with winds at nearly 120 miles an hour. >>> a look outside boathouse row. ni

pennsauken 54-mile per hour wind gust reported at the airport 48 miles per hour.ut tomorrow morning, getting you out the door on monday morning and a halloween morning, sunrise at 7:29. clear and chilly quite a difference you'll need that winter coat. 47 degrees and as we head into the 9:00 o'clock hour, a lot of sunshine around nice and crisp 49 degrees and looking good but going to feel much cooler by late day tomorrow. 56 degrees through 3:00 p.m. temperature as we head into the evening hours, all the ghosts and goblins coming out getting little chilly 50 degrees for the 7:00 o'clock hour then eventually falling down into the 40s so much cooler for our holiday as we kick off the month of no around the corner we'll warm things up again i'll have the details on that coming up. >> all right, lauren, thank you so much stay on top of trick or treat forecast download the free cbs philly weather app it's available on i tunes and google play. >>> now to campaign 2016 news tonight. where the focus once again was on the discovery of new e-mails tied to hillary clinton. t

pennsauken a downed poll from an earlier crash by pepsi. crash on cove road has cleared out and one near lumberton and watch for delays at 38 at 541. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. the nba returns to philadelphia ahead in sports. jeff skversky live with the first match-up of the season. >> now amputees are getting a new lease on life. the changes to this prosthetic arm giving them a human touch. >>> and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo. >> reporter: hi guys, i'm with oscar the porcupine, he is actually trained. if he puts his feet on the stick he gets a treat. >> both feet. awesome. the porcupine is the second largest rodent in north america, second to the beaver found from alaska contact to mexico. they spend almost their entire life in the trees. go to my facebook page for a live chat on this. z25pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y >>> the zika virus continues to raise questions and researchers expect to find babies with birth defects where the virus has hit. bu

breaking news out of pennsauken, this is bently senior center which you have about to see as soon asrganized. >> there you go. got to throw that graphic in. that's important. this is bently senior living on us130, the fire certainly under control now. the victims, who were taken to the hospital, did have some smoke inhalation. we will have more on this, of course, coming up tonight at 6:00. 5:00, 6:00, and maybe 10:00. >> and on line. >> and on line right now. >> coming up this weaken, a lot of fun going on for halloween, why not come to the truck event. depford mall this saturday october 29th. from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. they will will be able to explore the trucks, the kids will be able to support the trucks. see them all the time, they can't really get into, and learn more about. get to ride a hey ride, trick-or-treat, kids are free, the event benefits the multi service center which i love. i've done some fundraising work for them. >> and i've done stories, really really is great, a lot for our veterans. what are you doing. >> taking my shoes off. >> oh, get comfortable, why don'

. >>> investigators are also looking into a fire this morning at a senior living facility in pennsaukenes ripped through a two bedroom apartment at bentley senior living around 7:00 this morning. firefighters helped nearly 100 residents get out of the building. medic took six people to the hospital for smoke inhalation. firefighters did contain that fire to one room. >>> closing arguments begin tomorrow in the new jersey bridge gate trial. testimony came to an end today in trenton. in all, four people have testified under oath that governor christie knew more than he said did he about traffic closures on the george washington bridge. christie has repeatedly did he he knew about the scheme. prosecutors say officials closed the lanes to punish the mayor of fort lee for not endorsing christie's re-election bid. though they claim christie knew all about it they have never charged him. >>> developing now, a situation that's got lawmakers on both sides of the aisle crying foul. the army asked national guard members to repay thousands of dollars in mistaken enlist many bonuses and now defense

. >>> fire investigators are also looking in a fire this morning at a senior living facility in pennsauken, new jersey. flames ripped through a two bedroom apartment at bend 7:00 s morning. firefighters helped nearly 150 residents get out of that building. medic took six people to the hospital for smoke inhalation. firefighters were able to contain the fire to one room. the people at the hospital. >>> if you're a septa rider you may want to plan on alternate route next week because 5,000 septa employees could walk off the job on tuesday. septa has posted an alternative plan on its website if its workers go on strike. if the union does not rea the tt authority by midnight monday, service would be impacted beginning november 1st. train service option for traveling in and around philadelphia. city bus routes the market frankford line and a noutes wou. spokesperson for septa says it's a challenging situation. >> we wanted them to know they're going to have patient during this time, because, you know, you think about the fact that we can't accommodate everybody on our train service. so they're

. >> wawa at routes 38 and 70 in pennsauken township was selling regular unleaded gasoline for $1.87 gallon friday night. don't get used to it. governor christie and state lawmakers are about to raise the jersey gas tax by a whopping 23 cents a gallon. >> i don't like it. >> reporter: you don't like it? >> no. that sucks. >> wow! >> that's a lot. >> reporter: end of cheap gas in jersey. >> that's true. lucky us, right? >> i'll be catching the bus. >> reporter: start using the bus? >> yes or the train. >> reporter: revenue from the tax hike will be dedicated to the state's impoverished transportation trust fund to repair roads and bridges and other infrastructure. governor christie fought against raising any taxes throughout his time in office but this one -- >> the important for the transportation trust fund. the compromised we reach and we need to response to finance this type of activity. >> governor pitched the gas tax hike as money safer. he says better roads and bridges will reduce the likelihood of costly cary pairs, you know, fewer bent rims and blown tires due to crater sized

suspect robbed a gas station in haddon township and two more in pennsauken yesterday afternoon. police described the suspect as a white male, 5-foot eight, brown hair and brown beard. if you have any information, call the camden county prosecutor's office. >>> after focusing on last night's debate both presidential candidates are focusing on pennsylvania, tim kaine campaigns in philadelphia tonight, mike pence is in dauphin county this morning. the as craig boswell reports, each running mate spent most of the time talking about the top of the ticket. >> tim kaine mike pence ended their one and only debate shaking hands, but for much of the night. >> when donald trump says women should be punished or rapist are rapist and senators. >> senator, you whipped out that mexican thing again. >> they went toe to toe, push private server with subject. >> fbi did an investigation. >> gentlemen? >> they concluded that there was no reasonable are your taken. >> repeatedly talking over maryland rate or cbs elaine keyano as they fearsly defended their running mates. >> donald trump supports ou

live look here, the admiral wilson boulevard in pennsauken, 70, 73, 38, all come together.ington bristol bridge. so traffic back up, on both sides of the river here, your best bet, the talcony palmyra or the betsy ross, alex back over to you. >> thank you so much. bob. 6:21, bradford or wentz? who would you rather have right now? we look at the numbers, and how they stack up, ahead of sam's return to the link on sunday, and the vikings are undefeated. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to trav

steve keeley in pennsauken this morning. big sigh, big, big sigh.it was heart breaking. >> reporter: if you are upset about your halloween costumes today is halloween what was last night? >> mischief night. >> let me show you video of the mischief kids at action. here's mischief in the eagles game. courtesy of all of their wide receivers and running back, drop after drop after drop. agholor, sproles, hough, matthew, green beckham, there is the reason or one big reason for the loss. >> we have to go back and watch the tape. i know we have a young team. to lose like that in the fourth quarter when we had our opportunities we have to learn it and put them away when we can. >> we definitely for the for four quarters and throughout overtime, everybody did, all phases of the ball, we came up short but there is some positives we will see in the game but at the same time, this game is about winning and nothing else. we have to find a way to get wins. we will look at the tape, see what we did and get it fix and we have to find a way to beat giant next week.

meanwhile new crash in pennsauken township camden county along 130 northbound between myrtle and maple by parkway dental express. cause something slowing out there. just 15 miles per hour. so, browning road a possible alternate around that. and then a little bit farther north in westampton by the westampton marketplace we still have the crash along spring side rancocas road at woodlane road. we don't have any more is that broken down vehicle along 95 northbound here by girard. it's cleared out of the way but farther north by bridge street, there's still the left lane accident. so you do still have the northbound delay and even slower southbound travel time because of normal morning volume along 95. had a disabled vehicle earlier in lower moreland along byberry he road. that's gone now. in abington a new construction project gets under way today and welsh road, 63, going to close during the middays 9:00 until 3:00 through early december. so to get around that new project beginning today, susquehanna road is a possible alternate. once again today in tinicum township bucks county 32 river

and collingswood circle near pennsauken, a couple cars out the door. no problems or delays through the circle area. tracy? >>> thanks. we're dealing with freezing temperatures this morning in some spots across the area. meteorologist bill henley has the details in your first alert forecast. bill? >> the temperatures dropped in a hurry last night. they're still falling right now. this is a live view from easton. get a view of clouds if they are around at this time of day. it is completely in the clear. clear skies, light wind and very dry air have combined to bring the temperatures way down. below freezing in south jersey, right at 32 for delaware, 38 in philadelphia. but the coldest area is the lehigh valley right now with much of the area below freezing and many 20s, too. 29 degrees in allentown. 28 in macungie. white hall at 28 degrees and bethlehem, you're at 29 right now. a cold start there. and it's not limited to the lehigh valley. this is a live view from frawley stadium in delaware. plenty of sunshine yesterday. you'll see a lot of sunshine tod

lastly, we'll check in here at pennsauken route 30 at collingswood circle.ving along nicely as well. pamela and tracy. >>> 6:18. today we're expecting breezy and cool conditions. let's get details on that for your monday with first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> right behind the bumper sticker there, the tree is blowing in this view from camden, new jersey, looking across the bow of battleship "new jersey." that wind is blowing a few showers through the area. it should stay dry. just over an hour away from sunrise. cape may will see plenty of sunshine. that's a live view from beach avenue and the marquis de lafayette hotel. the temperatures, much warmer than yesterday. in spite of a few showers and gusty winds, temperatures in the 40s, wilmington, dover, philadelphia, into the 50s for trenton and mt. holly and a warm start, warmer for everyone this morning. allentown, that's 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. trenton, up by 7. 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia. 14 degrees warmer in wilmington and for atlantic city. warmer start, but a few sprinkles,

robs, they say, it all started around 1:00 yesterday afternoon at a citgo station on route 130 in pennsaukenuspect hit another citgo station in town beforeç robbing a third citgo station in haddon township. no one was hurt in the robberies. if you happen to recognize anyone or this vehicle, you're asked to call police. >>> the philadelphia housing authority is laying off more than 120 worker as it deals with a $20 million deficit. the president says the restructuring will allow more funding to go toward housing construction projects. the housing authority expects to lose $14 million in federal funding over the next five years. ♪ >>> philadelphia orchestra is back in business. the orchestra's board of directors unanimously approved a new three-year contract with the musicians last night. the contract includes salary increases each year to a minimum base pay of 137,000 in year three. members staged a walkout last friday night, canceling an opening night performance. >>> nbc 10 responds involves an $11,000 check that was held up in the court system. >> now the details. >> reporter: thoughts of

are wet though, we are going to try to dry out here live look at south jersey 295 over here at pennsauken, new jersey. watching through construction zone and until we get some daylight it is tough to see those lane markers and you you know construction crews they shuffle lanes around every couple of days in the the work zones we're wide open here, ready to go on the vine street expressway, they did not work last night. no problems on the boo route, looking good on the schuylkill expressway and i-95 and up in olney, fifth street will be closed from tabor over to chew, that is a project they have been working on. campaign event later today in bensalem, 2:00 o'clock start just off of i-95, watch for delays there. princeton have avenue ramp to head north on i-95, closing later on tonight through the weekend. so just keep that in mind for gang from the great north east, use academy road heading north. thomas and karen back over to you. >>> we have got developing store friday northeast philadelphia, that is where investigators are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man inside a cell pho

the gang out of the northeast, through the work zone, and hello to the admiral wilson boulevard, pennsauken new jersey right there as you work your way up toward the benny. off to good start this morning, but later on right after the rush hour they're going to take route one down to one lane between 63rd and wynnewood starting at around 9:00. karen, back over to you. >> thank you, bob. right now the fbi needs your help looking to find person who agent say may have some critical information. take a look. they say they have a sketch. and they think that he may know the identity of a child sex assault victim. there is a sketch on the left, that's been drawn, some partial pictures they have. if you recognize this person, please, call one-80000 call-fbi. community from our area in mourning. after that terrible fire that we told you about yesterday morning, killed a couple, neighbors say they had just taken their daughter to college. medics desperately tried to save this mother and father when the fast moving fire ripped through their home on the 9800 block every bridle road in bustleton. forty f

investigators say the dark colored jeep was spotted at two citgo stations in pennsauken then one in haddonyesterday afternoon. no one was injured in any of the robberies. >> fresh off the vice presidential debate tim kaine will be in penn's landing today. the virginia senator will talk to sheet metal workers about hillary clinton's economic plan to help the middle class. the democrat clashed with republican vp nominee mike pence at long wood university in virginia last night. the candidates exchanged insults and interruptions barely getting a word in edge wise on donald trump's tax returns and clinton's e-mail probe. listen. >> pay taxes, lost a billion dollars a year. >> you are. >> donald trump's apprentice. >> let me talk about this. >> senator, i think i'm still on my time. >> well, i think -- isn't this a discussion. >> this is open -- >> well... >> governor. >> let me interrupt you and if initial my sentence if i can. >> while she was secretary. >> okay, now, i can weigh. >> said a private server. >> i get to weigh in. >> boy do we feel bad for the closed captioning people . >> [laug

in pennsauken, new jersey, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> campaign 2016 hillary clinton'sunningmate tim kaine will visit philadelphia next wednesday. meantime tweets about a beauty pageant winner continue to spark controversy in the presidential campaign. we are now just 37 days away from election day. and donald trump continues to push back against claims that he fat shamed a former miss universe by suggesting that his rival hillary clinton is using her as a political tool. cbs craig boswell with the latest now from washington. >> donald trump stood inside a replica of the oval office at the gerald ford forward museum in grand rapids, michigan, his visit to the late president's home state came hours after the republican nominee launched into a third day of attacks against a former miss universe. in a series of pre-dawn tweets, trump calls venezuelan native alicia discusting and urged followers to look for a sex tape. she has said trump called her miss piggy after she gained weight. hillary clinton responded hours later, what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman

in pennsauken, new jersey, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> vice president joe biden plans to attends a memorial service this afternoon for two fallen firefighters from wilmington. at 1:00 at the chase center river's riverfront. yesterday fellow firefighters carried the casket of christopher leach in wilmington, also a service for jerry fickes, both died fighting a fire last week at a wilmington home when the floor collapsed beneath them. >> you know, deep down, it was all about their kids, the second was the fire service, and their families. they absolutely loved fire fighting. >> as we just heard both fickes and leach leave behind children, two other firefighters were still in the hospital. >> meanwhile, the woman accused of starting that fire is in jail. twenty-seven year old beatrice ruiz is facing murder and arson charges. authorities say she was drunk and using anxiety medication when she started the fire and her family's lakeview road home last week. >> fifteen people remain hospitalized as the investigation continues into the new jersey transit train crash in hoboke

recovering from smoke inhalation after a fire at the bentley senior living community, on route 130 in pennsaukenfortunately none of the cases are considered life threatening. it doesens were forced out of the building around 8:00 this morning and they are back inside, right now. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that tire. >>> we have a few auto recalls to tell but now. first up, subaru is recalling more than 100,000 of its top selling models because of the problem with the air pump that could make it over heat and possibly catch fire. the affected vehicles are 2007 to 2009 legacy and out back, 2008 and 20140 impressa, and forrester. ford is also recalling, more than 400,000 older suv to fix fuel leaks h this recall covers certain 2010 to 2012 ford escape and 2010 to on 2011 mercury mariner with three leather flex fuel engine. fuel supply part can crack and leak gasoline, that can cause a fire. >>> also, toyota is recalling, more cars, over to cat the a air bags. this effects another 5.8 million toyota's worldwide. these air bags have been known to explode, and spray shrapnel a

hello pennsauken new jersey.e look at route 30, 70, 73, where it all comes together, headed in on the admiral wilson boulevard. and then once you make it through the admiral, up and over the ben now problems into downtown philly, karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. now to developing story. out of birmingham township there has been a deadly fire, let's get out to lauren johnson, lauren, often in chester county it can just be difficult to get water because it is not easily accessible. what do we know? >> reporter: hey, karen, so we were pushed back to the road here, as the investigation continues, at that house, we just saw contractor arrive here, likely starting the process to board up the homes and what's left inside. now we shot some video moments ago, we will try to get that you video. but it shows a smoke detector sitting on top after trash bin few steps from the front door, also, noticed pair of sneakers inside the front door of the home. beyond that, everything charred, burned, covered in bla

. >> reporter: in pennsauken, waving bye-bye no these ones, too, steve keeley fox 29 news. >> sad abouts. >> fox 29 wet authority now live look at wilmington, delaware, after some serious rain and clouds last night. the sunshine has been welcome and phyt beautiful sight on this monday. i'm wondering it will stick around. kathy has got for your full forecast is 15 seconds. >> yesterday we experienced some record warmth. today temperatures below avera average. the normal is 62 for this time of year. philadelphia the high 59. reading 55. 57 in ac. trenton 56. allentown 54. wilmington 68 degrees. that's on the warmer side. ultimate doppler showing some high clouds pulling in from the southwest. a sign that tomorrow will be warmer and indeed it will be. right now in center city philadelphia the temperature is 56 degrees. sunset at 5:59. so if you're ghosts and goblins are going aft 6:00 o'clock, the temperature is going to be falling very quickly. once that sun sets. winds out of the north at 8 miles an hour. and falling. so the wind will be light. 7:00 o'clock, 51. 8:00 o'clock, 48. by 9:00

chopper three was also over the bentley senior living center on route 130 in pennsauken.ed by medical personnel right now. the lets turn it over to kate for a look at the the forecast. >> chilly one for sure, jim but we are absolutely looking ahead to throwing but sunshine for rest of the day, clouds will rebuild, a sign of things yet to come but for now we do still have at least for next couple minutes anyway a frost advisory and freeze warning about to expire as of 9:00 now that the sun has been up, helping to thaw things out. it is clear as a bell, barely a cloud out there. currently temperatures are flirting with or already hitting 40 up and down i-95, colder by comparison throughout lying suburbs so we have a way to go to meet the day time high here, and get at 54 in the city but with full sunshine and light win at least. tomorrow is when our next storm moves in, generally p.m. rain event for most of you but early in the morning warm front lifts in and barely clips poconos and you could see snow or ice at least initially and then everybody back in the clear gannon fr

fire crews evacuated the bently senior living facility on route 130 in pennsauken a little bit more thanon this and bring you updates as they come in. for now let's head over to karen rogers. she's taking a look at traffic. >> good morning today. our disabled vehicle on i-95 southbound past cottman cleared. the delay has not. you can check out that southbound traffic kind of barely moving here and how about the travel time a 50 minute ride huge delay between woodhaven road and the vine. i-95 jammed this morning southbound. we've got this problem in upper oxford route one oxford bypass southbound still blocked at 896. stick to baltimore pike as your alternate. in delaware county we're hearing there are injuries on the scene with this accident on 452 at glendale boulevard. so watch for that. and we've got problems with mass transit now. the paoli thorndale line 15 minute delays because of work on the amtrak switches so they're still dealing with that one. our accident on 295 is clear and the delay trying to get better. you've gone from the single digits to at least the teens. some improvem

skyforce 10 over a car fire in the parking lot of the dunkin' donuts on route 130 and marlton pike in pennsaukenes were shooting out of hood of this jeep and it was very smoky. fire crews quickly put the fire out. >>> i'm vai sikahema. another update coming up in 25 minutes. we'll see you at the bottom the hour. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, face-off. donald trump and hillary clinton go head-to-head in a heated debate as trump's controversial comments about women take center stage. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. >> he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is. but, i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> so who was the night's big winner? >>> then, campus undercover. >> couldn't enjoy the people that i know. >> everywhere. >> personally my social circle, it's literally everyone. >> inside the dangerous rise of so-called smart drugs at colleges across the nation and why students are turning to them at alarming rates. >>> and legends unite. the rolling stones and bob dylan, paul mccartney and more music icons come toge