in burlington city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> big high school fairies underway atylvania convention center, today. >> the fair provides parents and students an opportunity to prevent and connect with more than 100 different private charter and catholic high schools across the city. estimated 10,000 parents and students are expect to attend. >>> normally what would have to happies they would have to contact the school and headache an appointment. here we have an opportunity to speak directly to the principal, teachers, as well as student currently going to the school. >> reporter: one on would high school fair continues tomorrow. >>> and, we're talking weather now with lauren casey, what a gorgeous fall day. >> beautiful fall day to day, just walk around and unshine, blue skies, and keep saying to yourself what a great day. >> nice take good yes, i said that to myself three or four times. >> exactly split is really nice. >> we will do that again tomorrow with sunshine in store, nice crisp air and beautiful looking scene now as we get a live look at our neighborhood

cleve bryan is live in hamilton township with the story of good samaritan determined, to save a life. cleve? >> we're at police station where authorities tell us woman whose car flipped over on top is in critical condition with several broken bones, but she is expect to live. this afternoon the show's video of those caring drivers, pulling over and helping lift the car off would the hand. i track down those good samaritan today and they told he how it all happened. a car upside down and would hand trapped underneath, this dash cam from the cash sunday afternoon in hamilton township atlantic county shows officers rushing to her aid but already on the job was a team of helping hand. >> we all just went into action, just trying to get it off of her. >> reporter: marie gallagher and her husband were first of seven good samaritans that banded together to lift front of the car off the victim. >> other people started to come and we all kind of lifted it, and then two other people, kind of just slid her out from underneath. >> women, men. >> reporter: michael brawny just left work, was younge

cleve bryan joins us live from gloucester township to explain, cleve. >> it is a beautiful day for walk and, and national museum, international, effort to have have people walking in bike to and from school. >> gloucester township police department said hey, we will go with the kid and their parents sometimes it only takes a few minutes of quality time for adults to make a big impression on children. that is why even though it is department of transportation program, the gloucester township police department decided to piggy back on national walk and bike to school day and have officers walk kids home. >> i think it is great, to show kids that come here, and, you know, need someone to come to them if there is ever a problem. >> reporter: that is goal of community policing, building relationships when times are good so there can be trust if there is trouble. >> we want strong relationship with our students and residents, and we should do these things together because it makes the community better as well. >> reporter: walking and biking is a way to promote healthy living, officers and fa

in moorestown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, cleve. >>> amtrak has agreed to 265 million-dollar pay out for victims families and survivors of last year deadly train derailment in philadelphia. on the night of may 12th, 2015, amtrak train 188 jumped the tracks as it entered the curve in the the port richmond section. investigators say evening they are was distracted and speeding. attorneys say that the settlement will allow victims to have their award in hand by june, instead of waiting years for lawsuits to play out. >> it is a settlement that from inception to resolution will be one of the most quick in the history of large mass tort catastrophe. >> it will be efficient for these victims, and most importantly it will be timely because they have continued to suffer. >> reporter: deadline to join settlement program is november e will hold hearings for each claim and determine an appropriate award. >>> come tuesday septa a bus, subway and trolley riders may need to find an alternative method to get around philadelphia. that is only if a labor dispute is not sett

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live in blackwood tonight to explain, cleve. >> reporter: you can say some people procrastinating coming here because it is last take to register others eager beavers because it is first day you can hand in a mail in ballot and busy day here in camden county's new election center. >> today me and my wife were registered to vote, in the state of new jersey. >> reporter: as voter registration comes to an even, almost 200 people stopped by board of elections new voting center in blackwood to sign up on tuesday. rose marie said she normally isn't very interested this politics but donald trump changed that. >> i haven't voted for a while now. >> i don't agree with donald trump at all. >> reporter: alan cohen said he is voting for hillary clinton but where they agree, casting a vote has heavier been easier. they did it to take. >> very convenient instead of waiting in line at polls. >> reporter: as voters registered they are made aware they can fill in mail in ballot and vote. >> young lady came in and coined the term vote right now. >> reporter:

cleve bryan joins us live from the state house in trenton to explain how this complaint is different from the other investigations, cleve. >> you are right, there has been a federal investigation, as state investigation that any potential role that the governor christie had in that george washington bridge scandallal, yet a municipal judge moving a criminal complaint forward. question is will it really go anywhere. >> it is embarrassing. >> reporter: democrats waiting for more after a new jersey judge issued a criminal summons against governor chris christie on thursday, saying there is probable cause in a private citizen, bill brennan official misconduct complaint. >> he doesn't think the rules a prize and time they realize rules apply to everybody. >> reporter: brennan say christie failed to stop intonate as they carried out a political plot december 2013, jammed traffic in fort lee, new jersey to punish mayor for not endorsing christie's reelection. some appointees are now being prosecuted in federal court. >> testimony at trial and then this corroborates the work of the committee

our cleve bryan joins us from oaklynn camden county to explain, cleve. >> reporter: some towns throughout south jersey are showing their true stripes, you can say and the color is blue. >> touching up yellow line. >> reporter: alan says he and his customers were confuse six weeks ago when traffic lines in front of his coffee shop in oaklynn got a blue stripe down the middle. we start talking about it, you know, the thin blue line that is police support. >> reporter: painting blue lines is a growing trend in communities, throughout new jersey to show support for police. >> it means so much in this day and age, where we're having with all of the police stuff going on. it means so much to have their support and to have their backs. >> reporter: cherry hill has a blue line which chief thinks shows unity. >> response from the community has been overwhelming outpouring of support that reenergizees officers and they understand that people do care about them, just like they care about everybody else. >> reporter: in haddon heights, new jersey boro officials took blue line trend a step further add

cleve bryan is live in florence township where he spoke to that victim's family tonight, cleve. >> reporter: nicole, ariana williams family said they found out about her death when they showed up at the crash scene here. they only live a mile away. they say since that early morning it has been a living nightmare and it continues. >> it has been terrible. >> reporter: ronald williams from florence township says every time his daughter ariana left the house she told him i love you. last time he heard those words was almost a month ago. ariana williams was killed during a car crash early in the morning september 23rd, family says her friend justin rodriguez, a burlington township police officer who was off-duty at the time was trying her home after they spent the night out with friend. >> she was part of my heart. >> i hear her every day. >> reporter: tatiana williams is her identical twin sister. >> some daisy just don't want to get up. she's gone. i can feel her around me. >> reporter: as williams family mourns, rodriguez was in critical condition following the crash and now faces lengthy ja

. >> she spoke with "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan about her mission to save what are, for now, lost memories. >> it is envious, i want to travel world now. >> reporter: tammy from dennis township is seeing world through another person's eyes, rather their photos. she is just trying to help by figuring out who owns this memory card. last week even while her family was on a mini vacation in new york city her husband chris spotted this card in the middle of traffic near 9/11 memorial. >> there is a whole bunch of traffic come so i crossed, went back, picked up sd card and put it in my pocket and i told him would i wait until we got home to see what was on the card. >> reporter: card has almost 2,000 photos, mostly taken in europe. some captured sites, other special moments, correctively they are clues about where mystery own has been and people he or she knows. >> these are the ones that i thought they had to have known the person because they are quite intimate pictures. >> reporter: she posted these wedding photos on sunday night and hope someone might recognize br

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with more on the closure which is costing many people their jobs, cleve. >> reporter: time weekend for trump taj mahal casino and last hooray is a lane are strike. it was celebrity visits or high steaks bankruptcies, the taj has always known how to create a buzz. >> reporter: twenty-six years ago donald trump welcomed the world to his billion dollars atlantic city dream. >> trump taj mahal welcomes you. >> reporter: taj mahal casino tried to be picture of luxury and members of the original staff remember early days fondly. >> opening was phenomenal. >> awesome. >> it was like being in hollywood, it was nice. >> reporter: now day one employee rose hall and co-workers marched to a different beat. local 54 strike for better benefits has lasted 99 days but will only go on for three more. monday morning at five will 59 the casino will close. >> we wanted to come out one last time before they close, it is pretty dead and depressing. >> reporter: tropicana which operates taj blames local 54's president and negotiating team for closing th

reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the southeastern u.s. is preparing for possibility have of a hit from hurricane matthew, that category four hurricane hit haiti with torrential rains, and wind up to 145 miles an hour. at least seven people in the caribbean have been killed. a hurricane watch is in effect for the east coast of florida and south carolina's governor says she will order evacuations, meteorologist kate bilo is here with the latest on matthew's track, kate. >> thanks, jessica and trend today has gotten decidedly worse for portions of the southeast companies including florida and carolinas as things got more positive for our region. we will go over that in a moment. i want to show you current status to add insult to injure we have a tropical storm that has form in the atlantic, tropical storm nicole that remains to be seen whether the formation of this storm will impact the track of matthew but here's matthew right now moving out of haiti, heading toward eastern cuba and bohamas and portions of the eastern florida coastline. we

two close friend talked to our cleve bryan, about his road to recovery, and the other ways his fellow brothers and sisters in blue are helping to support him. >> reporter: five weeks ago atlantic city police officer josh fidel gave a smile and thumbs up leading everyone know he was down but not out. >> one thing about josh is he is not a quitter. >> he was responding labor day weekend. after brain surgery he has been in full-time rehabilitation learning how to walk and recover from paralysis on his left side. >> basically put in the exoskeleton and computer teaching him movements just to headache that connection between his brain and legs and arms. >> it is unreal until you see it. >> reporter: officers jesse logan and daniel crammer are close friend, they are helping support josh's wife and three daughters. youngest was born after he was shot. >> help out with the family. we see him once a week. whatever he needs we have his back. >> reporter: they are not the only ones. the camden county police department wants to raise money for his family and is challenging atlantic city's police

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has that story. >> i didn't know how easy, it was for them to shut us down. >> reporter: lenape indian chief mark gold says light of justice is peeking through clouds of bias. for last few years his people have been fighting new jersey's attorney general's office for allegedly stripping them of recognition that the tribe gained in 1982. he said it cost his people federal grants, college scholarships and devalued their art. >> we were moving for, moving for, moving forward. we have had quite a few people. then all of a sudden because of the issue of the casino they turned against us. >> reporter: lenape are suing state saying officials took way tribe recognition because of the racist notion that native americans want to build casino. a federal judge said the case has merit. in a 42 page decision she denied state's motion to dismiss discrimination lawsuit saying simply put as alleged by plaintiff one day they were a state recognized tribe and have been for decade and next day with the swipe of the pen and absence of due process they were not. >> y

our cleve bryan paid a visit to check it out. >> well, we love it and so does the town. >> reporter: salem new jersey is a tree with the history as rich and old, in fact, much older then our nation. tradition maintains, 1675, quaker john fenwick founded salem when he signed a treat which native americans under this oak tree that tree has never been broken. >> reporter: mary is a 13th generation of the salem society of friend. they maintain the burial ground under the salem oak which is one of the states oldest trees at more than 600 years old. >> we are very attentive to its need ain't get pruned and wired if it need to. it gets fed regularly. and we have a sprinkle system under it. >> reporter: not only is salem oak an old girl but she's pretty big. if you want to give her a hug you need more than a couple friend. she's more than 35 feet around. in fact with the fall, slightly larker white oak in north jersey last year new jersey forest try service determined that the salem oak is a state's largest oak tree. new point of pride for small town that loves its big tree. >> it is here fo

the as "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan reports, law makers in trenton are listening. >> reporter: it had feeling of the pep rally, yet passion from these burlington city high school students asking drivers to slow down to 25 miles an hour, comes from a source of pain. in may their classmate antoine tippers junior was killed on route 130 footsteps from their school. >> his lost really is what made us want to do something about it. we wanted to make a change. >> reporter: two weeks ago students started standing outside school with pictures of the antoine and signs asking drivers on route 130 to slow down. they are calling it the 25 save lives campaign. >> save lives. >> it caught the attention of the one local resident with the power to further the student's efforts. the state senator dianne allen came to the high school to make road near schools safer. they include increasing speeding penalties, giving towns more flexibility for lowering speed limits and making 25 miles an hour, the 24/7 speed limit on route 130 near burlington city high school. >> we're going to be n

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the new system that police hope will lead to a crackdown on mischief. >> leave it right here, so it does not burnout there. >> reporter: driver carrying up the parking lot of the little league field and he thought no one was watching, he was wrong, thanks to a new surveillance system gloucester township police say they caught the man in the ago, made an arrest and will make him pay for repairs. >> this system has the ability and it does provide an alert. >> reporter: wednesday gloucester township unveiled a remote monitoring system that times together more than 130 cameras throughout one of the south jersey's largest municipalities. >> give the information to our dispatchers if there is something happening live and officer dispatched out. >> reporter: $16,000 capitol investment, officials say pays for itself with officer's physiciancy and criminal accountability. >> by deploying this technology we are putting more eyes on the the street, not only tone hans public safety but to protect assets of the town ship has and our publi

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> way to go. new cover of the aarp magazine has many folks feeling old, we will show you who is on the cover that has people talking next. >>> for years doctors told thaws cigarettes are bad for their health and now new information shows nicotine, have some anti aging effects. >>> and, teenagers are texting less behind the wheel, bad news more are using apps, while driving, find out which apps your children are most likely using that, and seeing what happens when teens are advertise track by those apps on the road. >>> also this... >> on your mark, get ready, and go. >> the grocery store olympics, boxes, cans, frozen foods, don't switch the bread, the competition that some em lease of in the bag, we will be right b >>> well, teenagers say they are texting less, when they are behind the wheel. but, that doesn't heene that young drivers have stopped using their phones. correspondent brianna pits explains another growing distraction for young drivers. >> reporter: ask teens about texting behind the w

cleve bryan was not one of them, he was actually working but he got a good assignment live from sea isle city where earlier the beach was crowded for a fall day. >> reporter: you got to take it when you can get them on days like this in the fall. when we came over the sand down here we saw beach chairs all over, people enjoying the beach. you didn't need a metal detector to find treasure at the beach in sea isle wednesday, the weather was priceless. >> i came down to, it was nice, i have been here a couple days and love it. >> reporter: dozens of people set up chairs and soak in the sun on this summer-like day. stockton student linda gillardi said she did not have class so she spent the afternoon with her momma re. >> we have the day off so we decided to come down since it is last beach day we will get of the year. >> beautiful and lucky to live close to the beach so we can come out and enjoy this. >> reporter: locals and rest visitors to the shore will tell thaw warm days like this are rare in late october. maria and wayne are remembering better than most what weather is like on this da

i'm cleve bryan and i'll explain what the army core of engineers wants to do here and why the city ofngton is fighting back. >>> and if your children play team sports a new app may be worth down loading, it turns out their phone, it turns your phone into a concussion tracking tool that we will show you how it works. >>> a chill for much of the region this morning but just continue is back to tell us about much warmer temperatures in the the >>> welcome back. burlington city is fighting a plan by u.s. army core of engineers to use a island in the delaware river dump site. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us the city has environmental concerns. >> reporter: historians say burlington island was part of the new jersey's first settlement and was home to the amusement park with the east coast largest roller coaster. burlington city board of island managers wants to redevelop it the for educational, recreational purposes but there is a problem. some of the 400-acre island belongs to the state of new jersey and army core of engineers plans to clear cut you the 40 ache tours drum s

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in cinnaminson with details on that and almost, also with more on an arrest there, cleve. >> reporter: well, some schools have had to deal with clown cyber threats but here in cinnaminson police say they have had a teenager act out and everyone i'm speaking to right now keeps telling me same thing those who think they are clowning around need to understand that the joke is over. >> it is ludicrous. >> reporter: parents at cinnaminson middle school are not laughing after learning a four year-old dressed in a clown costume was running around a school scarring a bus load of kids wednesday evening. police arrested the teen and sent a letter to parents saying i would like to assure you that the cinnaminson police department at my direction has taken a zero tolerance against any acts against creepy clown sightings. >> we are too lean yet and we are able to do what they do. >> reporter: around the country police departments are dealing with clown pranks and threats. >> i know kids air frayed of clowns, and clowns used to be a good thing for people.

. >> "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in trenton with the details, cleve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica health officials say you should not drink water with more than 15 parts per billion lead but here at arts high school there was one faucet that had 2,000 parts per billion lead. school district wants to know how bad the problem is and now they know. water testing shows 20 out of 26 trenton public school building have elevated lead levels in the the water fountain and faucets. several instances levels more than a thousand times above federal safety standard. >> unaudible. >> we need something done about it. >> reporter: school office are closed for jewish holiday but in the letter superintendent said when they found high lead levels district implemented interim remediation strategy such as taking faucet off line or permanent replacement of plumbing components. we asked governor christie about the capitol city's lead problem. >> we will do what we need to do to make sure kid get safe drinking the water and that is why we are doing testing and that is why i required tes

cleve bryan, "eyewitness news". >> the game begins at 6:00 tonight, and if you would like to come, it$10 at the door, to get in, that's a donation, of course, get there early, too, because there is silent auction and # 50-50 ravel, of course all of the money benefits that officer's family. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", the philly pops are honoring the king. still ahead, sneak peak of this weekend's tribute to elvis. >> also ahead, for some women, it is one of worse part of breast cancer treatment, losing her hair. now a treatment that could stop that side effect. and this: >> on your mart, get ready, go. >> grocery store old i am, boxes, cans, frozen foods, don't squish the bread. we take to you competition that some employees have in the bag. >> and, wind and rain today, but it is the entire weekend a wash? justin back with your forecast next. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these mis

. >>> surprise your yard is full of hazardous waste, i'm cleve bryan in west deptford where epa is in the thick of cleaning up, underground battery i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> tim kaine mike pence will share the stage, the vice-presidential debate is just hours away, right here, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30 good evening, i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. >>> i'm jessica dean. tonight's face off comes ahead of the new cbs news poll showing how americans view those vp candidates. and 24 percent have a favorable view of republican mike pence, while 19 percent have a favorable view of democrat, tim kaine, and a large number of voters though say they don't know enough about those candidates to have an opinion. you can see the vice-preside

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and staying in new jersey now, new jersey reputation for cheap gas is about to become history. the state's gas tax is going up 23 cents a gallon. governor chris christie is expected to sign the tax hike in to law. it passed by both the state assembly and senate yesterday. the measure also calls for reduction in the sales tax and a phasing out of the estate tax. new jersey's current gas tax is 14 and a half cents a gallon. it will now rise to 37 and a half sent on november 1st. money from the tax hike will fund transportation work over eight years. and drivers who we spoke to are not happy. >> i work two jobs, my son works two jobs, and i have two in college. so definitely inconvenience. >> it is bad for the people because some people can't afford it, plus not only that, economy so bad, that how are we going to afford it? >> and to give you an idea how much this will cost you, filling 115 gallons will cost you an extra $3.45. >> and, here's a look at what you will pay at the pump if you are filling up across our region. pennsy

of two his close friends, talked to our cleve bryan, about his road to recovery, and the other waste fellow brothers and sisters in blue are helping to support him. >> five weeks ago josh gave a smile and thumbs-up, letting everyone know he was down, but not out. >> you know one thing about josh, josh is a fighter. >> was shot in the head responding armed robbery call labor day weekend after successful brain surgery, has been in full time rehabilitation learning how to walk again and recover from paralysis on his left side. >> basically put into an ex tow skeleton, computer moving in teaching him movement, to make the connection between his legs and arms. >> unreal until you see. >> close friends with him. helping support josh's wife and three daughters, the youngest was born after he was shot. >> to help out with the family, go up to see them, once a week, whatever he needs, we got his back. >> and they're not the only ones. >> the camden county police department wants to raise money for his family, and is challenging atlantic city police and fire department to a charity hockey game

appointment so this he is free to make a decision without any political influence n trenton i'm's cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the bridge gate case, follow it anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> campaign 2016 the war of word continues between hillary clinton and donald trump. republican nominee is fighting back as more women publicly accuse him of groping them. donald trump answered a morning of sexual allegations against him with more than 40 minute tirade against hillary and bill clinton at what he calls their corporate media enablers. >> anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist, a racist, a send owe phone, and morally deformed. >> reporter: reaction came after several media outlets published stories about women who say that the now republican nominee touched them inappropriately in the past. she told new york times trump grabbed her breast and reached up her skirt during a flight in the 1980's. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hand were all over me. >> reporter: trump denied it. >> they are pu

reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cleve, thank you. >>> race for president, donald trump and hillary clinton are both in florida today, former vice-president al gore is back on the campaign trail helping clinton appeal to young voters while trump is feuding with members of his own party. donald trump is attacking republicans who turned their backs on him, and trump took direct aim at house speaker paul ryan on twitter, calling him weak, and ineffective. >> you know, you have people that can't fix the budget but then they start talking about their nominee. >> reporter: fall out started after leaked video showed trump using crude language how he makes advances on would hen. >> i just start kissing them like a magnet. >> trump also slammed john mccain for no longer endorsing him because of what trump calls his locker room comments. and, he implied he will no longer worry about other republicans saying to shackles are now off so that he can run the campaign his way. >> i don't know what he means by like, you know, being unshackled. i'm at a loss that he could say to hel

cleve bryan is live in florence township where he spoke to that victim's family tonight, cleve. >> reporternicole, ariana williams family said they found out about her death when they showed up at the crash scene here. they only live a mile away. they say since that early morning it has been a living nightmare and it continues. >> it has been terrible. >> reporter: ronald williams from florence township says every time his daughter ariana left the house she told him i love you. last time he heard those words was almost a month ago. ariana williams was killed during a car crash early in the morning september 23rd, family says her friend justin rodriguez, a burlington

. >> reporter: after years of frustration good news for lenape indian tribe i'm cleve bryan and explain how federal judge's decision effects their battle for state recollect initial. >> i like my broccoli. >> okay. >> when you have been apart for a year, it is little things you miss. more of the heart warming surprise reunion for her mom and daughter at the a local school, kate. >>> chilly finish to the workweek but a warm weekend is on the way, we're talking 70's, we will tell you when a little rain could come through and what to expect for halloween monday. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and here's is what happening newly discover e-mails have the fbi looking into presidential nominee hillary clinton, once more. how this evidence was found, through another high profile investigation. >>> we are also tracking a developing story, traffic troubles continue tonight in bucks county, chopper three live over the pennsylvania turnpike where all lanes in both directions remain closed between, bensalem and delaware river connection bridge. du

classmate to a fatal accident students at burlington city high school, rallying for safer roadways, i'm cleve bryanl tell but legislation that w 5pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> the best evidence that our system is rigged is the fact that hillary clinton despite her many crimes, was even allowed to run for president in the first place. >> i stood next to donald trump, for three debates for four and a half hours proving once again i have the stomach mina to be president of the united states. >> with campaign 2016 in the home stretch now, the presidential candidates are making their case with supporters in key battle ground sta

i'm cleve bryan and i'll explain why more towns are adding these when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put in place to stop wall street's risky practices. pat toomey: looking out for wall street and himself, not pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> with just weeks

cleve bryan is live in hamilton township with the story of good samaritan determined, to save a life. cleve? >> we're at police station where authorities tell us woman whose car flipped over on top is in critical condition with several broken bones, but she is expect to live. this afternoon the show's video of those caring drivers, pulling over and helping lift the car off would the hand. i track down those good samaritan today and they told he how it all happened. a car upside down and would hand trapped underneath, this dash cam from the cash sunday afternoon in hamilton township atlantic county shows officers rushing to her aid but already on the job was a team of helping hand. >> we all just went into action, just trying to get it off of her. >> reporter: marie gallagher and her husband were first of seven goodar

our cleve bryan will have more on the casino's closure tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> we're getting a different view of hurricane matthew. >> you have to see what it looks like flying directly into that storm. >>> plus this... >> unaudible. >> a scare at a local school, unlikely device found on the school's property and why there could be more potential hidden dangers. >>> jumping on the went wagon latest celebrities to come down with the case of the eagles fever. >>> and the kids are not just doing yoga for fun but they are using their bodies and mind to overcome obstacles, why doctors say that this is >>> we are continuing, to keep an eye on hurricane matthew as this storm hugs the coast of florida, pounding the area with dangerous wind and downpours. and now we're seeing one of the dangerous moments from the storm. a woman actually captured those images of power lines exploding outside of her home near cape canaveral it looks like fire works going off. more than 800,000 people do not have power in florida and in the aftermath of that storm. and this is a different view of