state senator donald norcross and former eagle gary cobb, are vying to replace him.bc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long is with us tonight. >> reporter: first and foremost, on themeaned of south jersey voters are the availability of jobs. we're talking about good-paying jobs and benefits along with health care and being able to pay for their chuildren college. we found out today that senator norcross and gary cobb are not so far apart on these points. >> i'm not a politician. i don't want to be a politician. >> reporter: still, gary cobb says he can't wait to get electioned to congress to make a deference for south jersey's middle class. >> we have to straighten out the economy. health care is another problem. look at isis. look at the foreign policy. >> reporter: where do you think you differ from your opponent on the job crisis? >> well, i have a history of creating economic opportunity here in south jersey. >> reporter: senator donald norcross says his work with new jersey's equal opportunity act stands on his its own merit. cobb says the creation of jo

these images are from a break-in at a commercial business where a friend of cobb's once worked. they show him breaking into a cash register and taking the money. in february, he broke into the german up to home of a neighbod steal copper wiring and property the. a crime that occurred while he was out on bond. prosecutors ste s estimate he s about $50,000 of jewelry alone in the same complex this about a year's time. is this the security door of a midas shop after a break-in. a shell gas station owned by a former employer was another target. it yielded $300 and cartons of cigarettes. in sentencing cobb to 50 years, the judge cited his long criminal history and many periods of incarceration. >> the significance, we had a man who had been in and out of the criminal justice system doing life on the installment plan and then finally the judge after realizing that this man had been given repeated chances, continued for victimize friends, former employer e, said enough is enough, the buck stops here. >> repor prosecutors say the damage cobb did to the places often exceeded the amount o

norcross says he has been working with governor christie for years and garry cobb works regularly with his wife a registered democrat. i'm cleve bryan, i'm cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> family and friend are remembering a philadelphia public relations pioneer, sally where lynn died on saturday. she was founder of the philadelphia public relations association. berlin was also a tireless supporters of the police athletic league. many philadelphia police officers attended her memorial service in center city today. sally berlin was 99 years old. >>> good evening, everyone. so behind me you'll notice tacony palmyra bridge is in the process of being put back down to open 73, but we are still dealing with this closure. so once this gets put back downey would say at least ten minutes or so and they open up 73 expect high volume still lingering around this area. but definitely good news. it wasn't opened for that long. a as we look at the schuylkill expressway 76 eastbound making your way in center city philadelphia, you'll find delays here heading in tour western suburbs you'll find delays furt

yeah, randall cobb in the slot. easy touchdown. that's becoming one of his favorite targets, along with jordy nelson. then the play action bomb away to jordy nelson. safeties are coming up to play the run. you're going to get guys wide open like jordy nelson. that run game benefited aaron a aaron as well. deion: the only time we've seen aaron rodgers have a problem is with the two defenses, especially defense fronts, that cause them the problem. detroit and seattle. they forced pressure, they brought pressure up the middle. he didn't have nowhere to escape. and they came to play the game and they played it well. right now, christian ponder, you see him under duress all game long. pressure from the outside. pressure up the middle. it's nothing you can do when no one's blocking up front. rich: randall cobb leads the nfl with six touchdown receptions. aaron rodgers now has 200 in his career in just 99 games. only dan marino did it faster than aaron rodgers. tonight after your local news, dave's got actor johnny galecki from "the big b

yeah randall cobb in the slot. easy touchdown.'s becoming one of his favorite targets, along with jordy nelson. then the play action bomb away to jordy nelson. safeties are coming up to play the run. you're going to get guys wide open like jordy nelson. that run game benefited aaron a aaron as well. deion: the only time we've seen aaron rodgers have a problem is with the two defenses, especially defense fronts, that cause them the problem. detroit and seattle. they forced pressure, they brought pressure up the middle. he didn't have nowhere to escape. and they came to play the game and they played it well. right now christian ponder, you see him under duress all game long. pressure from the outside. pressure up the middle. it's nothing you can do when no one's blocking up front. rich: randall cobb leads the nfl with six touchdown receptions. aaron rodgers now has 200 in his career in just 99 games. only dan marino did it faster than aaron rodgers. tonight after your local news, dave's got actor johnny galecki from "the big bang th

a firefighter and another person are injured in a cobbs creek apartment fire.s of people are in the care of the red cross. that fire broke out around midnight, near 63rd and chestnut negotiations resume between septa and it largest union, trying it avoid a strike. a walk-out would stop subways, trolleys, and buses. >> we'll be right back. newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while... ...one who looks out for average, hard-working pennsylvanians. it's wolf who has solid ideas for bringing in new business and for boosting the economy. tom wolf for governor, a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> eagles take on the texans sunday in houston, birds look to get back on the winning training. joined by the voice of the eagles, merrill reese, for expert's perspective on the game. ready to go? >> i'm all set, ukee. >> merrill, let's start with how you think ukee defense should handle wat

cobb? >> thanks. yeah. go back to the beginning of stratasys which is really started like i said in '88. we've shipped about 50% of our business overseas and we continue to do that at this point in time. it's been a big piece of our business. so, you know, if you look at areas that we're concerned about or could be concerned about, would be any export laws that would restrict the -- this technology from moving out from the u.s. i mean, if you look at the bulk of our business, we manufacture in new hampshire, we manufacture in new york, and we manufacture in minnesota. and so all these products are being exported. so anything that would harm that export -- >> at this point there is no problem with that area. that's not a barrier yet. >> there's been some discussion about that. since i had the opportunity to address the question. >> we want to be watchful for that. that's the purpose of the hearing, to make sure we know those things ahead of time. >> yep. mr. wejmarshausen. i'm sorry. >> well, we are not real

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randall cobb. run's been working in the second half. ryan tannehill's been outstanding in the second half after a real rough first half. commending young men for being able to come back through a couple picks in the first half and really has bounced back and been tremendous in the second half. >> sam: 19 for 30 in the game. ryan tannehill, aaron rodgers, 18 for 32. aaron rodgers has never won a game here in florida. only three in his career. the punt is away. >> sam: some pressure but he got it away. micah hyde takes it and head upfield. to the 40 yard line. good return by micah hyde. 41-yard punt, 17-yard return. coming up next it's america's game of the week. how about this one, dallas and seattle, tony romo, russell wilson, dallas 4-1. seattle 3-1. pretty good. >> john: one heck of a game. put a little kill on that rush, silence the home crowd. demarco murray is doing it as well as anybody in the league. way more carries than anyone. 130 carries this season. >> sam: that should be something special in the second game for our fox nfl

. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek. we're told three people were wounded outside cousin danny's exotic haven on de lancing street. philadelphia police are also investigating a double shooting in feltonville. two men were shot near the intersection of kensington and sudsley just after midnight. they found a gun at the scene that was registered to one of the victims. so far, no arrests. >>> happening today, convicted philadelphia cop killer abu jamal will give a college graduation speech. during the address, philadelphia police plan to hold a silent protest at the site where officer daniel faulkner was gunned down. a recorded speech will be played today for 20 students at goddard college in vermont. he received a bachelor's degree from the school in 1996 while behind bars. he's serving life in prison for killing officer faulkner in center city in 1981. coming up this morning at 6:00, you'll hear from the officer's widow maureen faulkner and her own message to those college students. >>> in mercer county, the first death r

cobb.our next witness is peter weijmarshausen founder and ceo of shapeaways, the world's leading 3-d printing marketplace and community. prior to shapeaways, peter was the chief technology officer at sanjen which he and his team developed satellite broadcast modems. he's director of engineering at ermiska where he's responsible for delivering a business broadband service via satellite. he was born and raised in the netherland and moved to new york in 2010. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm peter weijmarshausen. i'm ceo and founder of shapeways. i'm honored to be here today to discuss how 3-d printing is fueling small business growth enabling anyone to create a business with fiscal products at low capital cost. as a kid in the netherlands, i loved playing with computers resulting in a passion for open source software. driven by this and my entrepreneurial spirit, i spent much of my career at startup software companies. in 2006 i learned

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now at the scene in cobbs creek, where dozens every residents are left homeless, nicole? >> exactly what happened here at the chestnut park amounts here in west philadelphia. now, you can see, it is an u-shaped building. so it is difficult to see the damage from this angle. but if you go just around the corner there, you will see that is where the fire left its damage. >> you can see fire crews had their work cut out for them, based on video we received overnight. they worked to get this massive fire under control, safely evacuating between 50 and 60 resident. now, the rest of the displaced are getting help from the red cross, which has set up temporary shelter inside the school at 58th and chestnut street. >> we're setting up with the cots, blankets, pillows, any sort of comfort item they need for the evening. we will work with the salvation army and other partner organizations, to make sure these folks are taken care of. >> two people were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, we're told, both are in stable conditi

we're joined by park ranger cary cobb. thanks for joining us. do you know anything about this missing tanker and the fire fight now? >> there was a plane crash related to the fire in yosemite national park and witnessed by park staff as well as residents of the area. i cannot confirm what type of plane it was or how many people were on board. but it was a plane that is connected with the fire and was witness crashing in the area of the fire. >> that corroborates what we have had heard now witnesses say a plane did crash in this area. what is a concern tonight as we approach night fall about this fire still spread and the ability to fight it from the ground? >> the fire is in an area with very, very steep cliffs. anyone familiar with the area has seen how steep of cliffs are. we're concentrating on an air attack we did have a fire in the area in late july that we called elpertel fire. we have hope that it will start to slow town. >> because that area is burned out is what we're say something >> exactly. there is not a lot of fuels. >> and access

that's the sentence handed down to 30-year-old james cobb of germantown today.he was found guilty of a slew of robberies, including conspiracy to commit first degree burglary and other counts of thefts making over $14,000 in jewelry. he's seen in this surveillance video robbing the shell gas station, the very station he reportedly used to work. montgomery county says cobb has a long history of theft and assault convictions dating back to 2003. >>> tonight, a 2000-degree river just oozing through hawaii. >> the number of homes in harm's way and why there's nothing hawaii county officials can do about it. >> a military plane down tonight in california, but what happened next? >> and i'm topper shut. chilly tomorrow. 42 and 52 at 5:00, 40s at 7:00 and 48 to 52 at 9:00. all with a fair amount of sunshine once the sun comes up at 7:30. we'll come back and talk about a cold front approaching just in time for halloween, could affect the trick-or-treaters and talk about a touch of winter over the weekend. >> i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek. text food to 25543 to

cobb.ur next witness is peter weijmarshausen founder and ceo of shapeaways, the world's leading 3-d printing marketplace and community. prior to shapeaways, peter was the chief technology officer at sanjen which he and his team developed satellite broadcast modems. he's director of engineering at ermiska where he's responsible for delivering a business broadband service via satellite. he was born and raised in the netherland and moved to new york in 2010. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm peter weijmarshausen. i'm ceo and founder of shapeways. i'm honored to be here today to discuss how 3-d printing is fueling small business growth enabling anyone to create a business with fiscal products at low capital cost. as a kid in the netherlands, i loved playing with computers resulting in a passion for open source software. driven by this and my entrepreneurial spirit, i spent much of my career at startup software companies. in 2006 i learned a

left 60 others homeless, "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer, joins us now, at that scene in cobbs creek with the latest information. nicole, good morning. >> see the scene pretty clear, what you can't see is the extent of damage, caused by this fire. but, "eyewitness news" was there, overnight, as the flames tore through. >> scary site halloween morning, as dozens wait to find the upper level of their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames, fire, everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight, firefighters were called to the 6200 block of chestnut street, for reports of heavy fire. >> i had no idea going through my home where i live at. to come see it burn down, craze. >> i samantha didn't believe it at first, when officers came knocking, she didn't answer until -- i mean, he kicked that door in. and the whole door was boom. when i came outside the whole third floor was in flames. >> two alarm took hour and a half to get under control. fire crews evacuated between 50, 06 residents. >>

cobb and clearlake oaks, 3 degrees.up north, you can find a few clouds, some of these will drift through. there's a lot going on on the gulf of alaska. everything looks good monday, tuesday, wednesday. we'll start to see increasing clouds on thursday. everything is pointing towards a rather vigorous system to move in friday and saturday. not only with rain but also cold. this could be a good snow producer for the sierra. still four or five days out. but amazing the forecast models are in sync. that's good. that will take you to thursday night. i think it would be coming in later than sooner. friday all the way into saturday, a cold rain is expected. just plan accordingly. we'll ease into it. mostly sunny, a chilly morning. it will be a nice day. 60s and 70s on your temperatures. in fact, the normal for this time of year is 6 -- is 68 to 73. that's where we'll be from clearlake to gilroy. sunny, mostly sunny. increasing clouds where a south wind could be mild to warm. everything says cold rain settles in. a couple of thi

. >> tonight at 8:50 pm eastern, author elizabeth cobbs hoffman explores the costs and consequences ofion -- is america an empire or an empire or an empire? mpires cannotat u win. you are watching american history tv. >> next on the civil war, and author discusses the fall of the confederate navy in 1864. at the start of that year, the confederates were at the peak of as he explains, the loss of two important ships and the union victory in the battle of mobile bay crippled the rebel fleet. this 50-minute talk was part of the symposium hosted by the emerging civil war blog. >> our next speaker is a good fellow polish boy. a lot of man love between the two of us, let me tell you. it's a good thing. a lot of people have been coming up and, i love your. phil book. -- your book. once upon a time chris worked here at the spotsylvania national military arc but has since gone on to do amazing things. some of his career highlights, he served as supervisor out of. fill battlefield, the state park in connecticut -- kentucky, excuse me. currently he is now with the general macarthur memorial in no

cobb. our next witness is peter weijmarshausen founder and ceo of shapeaways, the world's leading 3-d printing marketplace and community. prior to shapeaways, peter was the chief technology officer at sanjen which he and his team developed satellite broadcast modems. he's director of engineering at ermiska where he's responsible for delivering a business broadband service via satellite. he was born and raised in the netherlands and moved to new york in 2010. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm peter weijmarshausen. i'm ceo and founder of shapeways. i'm honored to be here today to discuss how 3-d printing is fueling small business growth enabling anyone to create a business with fiscal products at low capital cost. as a kid in the netherlands, i loved playing with computers resulting in a passion for open source software. driven by this and my entrepreneurial spirit, i spent much of my career at startup software companies. one was blender,

. >> reporter: senior security researcher steven cobb with eset says every day thieves take stolen financial information and sell it to the highest bidder. information they may have taken from major stores and banks or smaller targets, but it's all the same. >> one of the appeals of cyber crime is that it's low risk, can be higher reward, and it just doesn't feel like you're physically stealing something. >> reporter: but companies like mission federal credit union say in the last 12 months they have lost $650,000 from debit and credit card fraud. you see, someone always pays. >> it feels like a victimless crime but it's not. >> reporter: it's interesting that the people who are stealing your credit card information are not necessarily the one using your credit card. >> then they put it on the market. the markets are their own sector. the dark market where the stuff is bought and sold and then the people who buy it and take the chance that they can turn your stolen credit card data into money. >> reporter: mission federal has noticed that many stolen kartsds eventually end up in the hands of

the girl's brother 8-year-old marty cobb tried to stop washington, police say, and that's when police say washington beat cobb to death. >> well, police in anne arundel county arrest two people in the theft of a school bus. travis champagne and nicole adams are now both facing charges of first-degree burglary, theft, destruction of property, and arson. police say the two stole bus number 874 from a lot in crownsville. they crashed it through a gate and eventually tried to set it on fire and then they just abandoned it. the damaged bus, found late this morning on governor bridge road and strawberry run in davidsonville. no children were onboard. police believe the suspects were drunk. >> well, the washington nationals swing for the series after a big win last night at san francisco in the face of elimination. >> and tonight the nats face another one of these winner go home scenarios. very stressful. they're playing game four at the national league division series. we have coast-to- coast team coverage of the nationals' postseason drive. we'll get out to our susan kennedy in san francis

. >> the trial of the cab driver in the shooting of alexander cobb is nearly done. that's what the judge will j(h - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when they're not in use or when you're simply done. it's all about using your energy wisely and novec is here to help. for more tips, go to novec.com. novec: helping you save. dropping off, working hard. and if there's a problem, they don't blame others. they try to solve it. that's also the story of this virginian. after working his way through college, mark warner started two businesses, failed at each. he didn't blame anyone else, he tried again. and that company became nextel. as our governor, he brought democrats and republicans together, to turn a six billion dollar defecit into a surplus. and

. >> reporter: former philadelphia eagle turned sportscaster gary cobb agrees south jersey is devastatedment but in part, the solution must be making higher education more affordable. >> science, technology, engineering and math. that's where the growth is, in the technology sector. we should try to appeal to companies in that area. there are a lot of companies that have avoided coming to south jersey because they don't want to get caught up into the pay-to-play schemes that the democrats have had. >> reaction to them talking about, it's a pay-to-play mentality. >> we often hear about the machine, it's the machine. that's why i've been re-elected nine times. people have the right and the obligation to vote on november 4th that's wa we're asking them to do. >> now, both cobb and norcross agree there needs to be more bipartisan and solution-based conversations in washington, d.c. they also say there needs to be more change to the affordable health care act. also coming up at 6:00, how they also agree on second chances for violent offenders. what will that mean for the local economy? we'll

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer, joins us now, she's at that scene in cobbs creek with the very latest, nicole, good morning. >> good morning. we can tell two people taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, we're toll they're both in stable condition. the extent of their injuries, still unknown. but this, after flames tore through the chestnut park apartments early this morning. >> for resident in west philadelphia, a scary site this halloween morning, as dozen wait to find the upper level of their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames, fire, everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight, when firefighters were called to the 6200 block of chestnut street, for report of heavy fire. >> i had no idea tag going to my home. to come see it burn down like that, crazy, man. >> samantha didn't believe it at first when officers came knock, she didn't answer until -- >> kicked that door in, i mean, he kick that door in, and the whole door went boom. when i came outside, the whole

new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek. three people were wounded outside cousin danny's exotic haven. the victims were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. all three in critical condition. and philadelphia police are investigating a double shooting in feltonville. two men were shot near the intersection of kensington and sedgely just after midnight. both are hospitalized. they are stable. police tell nbc 10 they found a gun at the scene that was registered to one of the victims. so far, no arrests. >>> this morning in delaware, a barn in leipsic, kent county, is destroyed after a predawn fire, and a fire engine on the way to that scene was involved in an accident. matt delucia just spoke with one of the firefighters who was on that truck. >> reporter: this is what firefighters in leipsic, kent county were heading to, a large barn fire. but before one of the crews could get there, there was trouble. >> our truck flipped. fire truck flipped. >> the east side of the truck got off on to the shoulder and we

. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek. we're told three people were wounded outside cousin danny's exotic haven. the victims were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. all three in critical condition. and philadelphia police are also investigating a double shooting in feltonville. two men were shot near the intersection of kensington and sedgeley just after midnight. both are hospitalized. they're stable. police tell nbc 10 they found a gun at the scene that was registered to one of the victims. so far, no arrests. >>> in mercer county, the first death related to enterovirus d68 in our area has health and school officials taking safety precautions. golden blue ribbons line eli waller's neighborhood. on friday night, authorities confirmed it was enterovirus d68 that took the life of the 4-year-old boy who attended preschool at yardville elementary. >> it attacks very quickly. when he went to bed, he was fine. the next morning, he had passed. >> the school district says it has added extra staff to disinfec

philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek. we're told three people were wounded outside cousin danny's exotic haven. the victims were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. all three in critical condition. >>> happening today, controversy over a college speech. convicted philadelphia cop killer mumia abu-jamal will deliver the address. at the same time, philadelphia police will hold a silent protest at the site of officer daniel faulkner's murder. a recorded speech by abu-jamal will be played today for 20 students at goddard college in vermont. abu-jamal received a bachelor's degree from that school in 1996 while behind bars. abu-jamal was serving life in prison for killing officer faulkner in center city in 1981. nbc 10 spoke with faulkner's widow. she says the graduates could have chosen anyone to give them inspiration and they made the wrong choice. >> sometime in their future of their life, they are going to come across either a loved one or maybe a friend that will lose their life brutally, and when they

. -- cobbs creek.the clerk wasn't hurt. >> one of the greatest basketball players philadelphia ever produced is getting a stamp. wilt chamberland dominated the nba for a decade. he won a championship with the sixers in 1967 and played for the philadelphia warriors and the lakers. the sixers will dedicate these long stamps in did he december. >>> a woman has won a case over marilyn monroe. the computer generated marilyn monroe has been in the work for two years. they plan to take the late star's likeness on tour. but the estate claims the use of the image without her consent is illegal. >> pepsi purchased a new beverage, but you cannot find it on store which he she feels. >> are you busy? i'm just day-dreaming. about your dream trip to italy? yeah. with your sisters, to shop and see the sights. is it that obvious? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, it's the new frankenbucks. with 10 top prizes of $50,000. is that painting crooked, or is it just me? [announc

the first shooting happened, just after midnight, on the 5200 block of delancey street in the cobbs creek section. three people were shot, one is in critical condition. two of the victims are in their 20's and other is 47 years old. two of the men were taken to hup and one walk to mercy hospital. the second shooting took place in north philadelphia, leaving two men injured. that happened around midnight on the 1800 block of east sedgley avenue. one victim is 35 years old, the the other is 40 years old. both were shot in the lower body and they were taken to temple hospital. both are in stable condition. new police are continuing to investigate these separate shootings, right now they have in motive and no arrest that has been made. that is very latest, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a sick passenger on a flight to newark liberty international airport sets off alarms about a possibly bowl a scare but it turns out to be a false alarm. "eyewitness news" obtain this photo the owe showing medical crews boarding plane once it landed. the flight was coming from brussels but passe

first shooting happened, just after midnight the on the 15th 5200 block of delancey street and in the cobbs creek, section, three people were shot, and, one in critical condition. and this one took place outside a gentlemen's club. two of the victims are in their 20's and another is 47 years old. two of the then were taken to hup and one walked to mercy hospital. the the second shooting, took place, in north philadelphia, leaving two men injured. that happened around midnight on the 1800 block of east sedgley avenue. one victim is 35 years old, the the other is 40 years old. both were shot in their lower bodies, they were taken to temple hospital and both are in stable condition. right new police are continuing to investigate both shootings, no word on a motive and so far, no a arrests have been made. we're live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> with fears spreading over ebola virus a close call reported right here in the tri-state area. a sick man is rush to the hospital after getting off the plane at newark liberty international airport. another passenger snapped this photo

video of an armed robbery, and hopes of catching the gunman on 1600 block of baltimore avenue and cobb's creek. the suspect walked in at 9:30 a.m. and approached the counter at work and the man got a handful of cash and ran off. fortunately the clerk was not hurt. from the delaware newsroom, the men wanted for allegedly pulling off four burglaries in dover, all within an hour. 60 minutes. surveillance video linked norman young and christopher robertson to the crime spree last thursday. it allegedly smashed the front door of each business, elite liquors and china king were some of the businesses. >>> a busted water main is causing traffic delays and problems tonight for residents in upper ambler county. chopper 6 hd was over butler park where they were digging up part of the street, they shut off access to the road in spring garden, with a leaky water line at a nearby home. they shut down a water service and that should last until 8:00 this evening. we'll see where else the traffic trouble is brewing tonight. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update. run it down for us. >> we

while randall cobb has five receiving touchdowns during a four game packers winning streak.

. >>> aaron rodgers to randall cobb for 70 yards puts the pack up 7-0. check it out. catch, takes it all the way in. it was a neck and neck game. 3rd quarter game tied 16-16. drew brees airs it out 50 yards for brandon cook, takes the lead back. saints beat the packers 44-23. >>> time for our favorite segment. lots of big numbers put up today in fantasy football. he and i are going at it. i might have this one on you. your wife already beat you. that's probably worse than me beating you. for me i'm going with rob gronkowski. love him, hate him, he put on a great performance today and caught every one of the nine passes that tom brady threw at him averaging 102 yards a game. he is back after a tumultuous season or two. >> the ham burglar himself, six touchdowns, 542 yards. >> that was a 1,000-yard game. big been coming up big. thank -- ben coming up big. holden, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, royals look to bounce back after getting trounced last night. you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in, and yo

. >> philadelphia police searching for a suspect who robbed a market in cobbs creek and we have the surveillance video for you. take a look as this suspect pulls out a gun on a clerk at christian grocery on christian street back on september 25th. that gunman got away with some cash and was last seen traveling eastbound on christian street running toward 57th. >>> philadelphia police are also looking for to suspects who held up a deli. this happened monday at the fuma deli at ford road in wynnefield heights. one suspect pulled out a gun while the other grabbed the money. those two were last seen running northbound on cranston road. >> there are new developments in the pornographic e-mail scandal gripping the pennsylvania state capital. governor corbett today said that a review found state police commissioner frank noonan did not open, rich nat forward or reply to any of the e-mails. two state officials have resigned over this scandal including christopher abr:zo the state environmental protection secretary. >>> buying a louse is expensive, some say you should rent but that's getting pretty expen

the fire broke out late last night on the 6200 block of chestnut street in cobbs creek. it quickly reached two alarms injuring a wrist dent and fire fighter. red cross ace cyst continuing more than 60 displaced residents, in word yet on what caused the fire. >>> apartment fire serves as a reminder the importance of working smoke alarms. "eyewitness news" at new courtland allegheny light campus in north philadelphia today, fire department's change your clock change your smoke alarm fall campaign. city fire code requires all battery powered smoke alarms have ten year, non-removable batteries. >>> tonight there is a new hope in battling one of the deadly forms of cancer. >> still ahead at 61:00 survivor talks about the great strides being made to fight disease but long road still ahead. >>> also ahead tonight a wish of super hero proportions comes true, we will tell you why this halloween was one big treat for a little boy and his dad. >>> right now trick or treaters are out on this brisk fall night, this is a live look from gloucester county new jersey, weather that is com

. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek. the victims were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. all three in critical condition. philadelphia police are also investigating a double shooting in kensington. two men were shot near the intersection of kensington avenue and sedgely just after midnight. both are hospitalized. they are stable. police tell us they found a gun at the scene that was registered to one of the victims. so far, no arrests. >>> happening today, a protest by philadelphia police at the site of the murder of officer daniel faulkner. the demonstration will be in response to a college speech being given today by the officer's convicted killer mumia abu-jamal. a recorded speech by abu-jamal will be played today for 20 students at goddard college in vermont. abu-jamal received a bachelor's degree from that school in 1996 while behind bars. abu-jamal is serving life in prison for killing officer faulkner in 1991. faulkner's wife says they made the wrong choice. >> sometime in their future of the

. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobb's creek.people were wounded outside cousin danny's exotic haven on de lancing street. philadelphia police are also

on breaking news in southwest philly, flames pour from the top floor of an apartment building near cobbs creek overnight. >> two people injured in that blaze including a philadelphia firefighter. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, at that scene with the latest information, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: and good morning to both of you. yep, just scary site this halloween morning for resident here in west philadelphia. inside the chestnut park apartments, which you can see, just behind me here to my left, but they woke basically to find their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. ukee, erika, you have to see it to believe it. this video just incredible. now it was just before midnight when firefighters were called here to the scene to the 6200 block of chestnut street. there were reports of heavy fire on the third floor of this apartment building, and you can see, fire crews real did i have their work cut out for them when they arrived, work for about an hour and a half to get those massive flames under control, safely, evacuating between 50 and 60 resident.

philadelphia police hoping a diss tipping tiff tattoo leads them to the person responsible for robbing a cobbs creek store. it happened last thursday at the christian grocery on the 5700 block of christian street. the employee says the man pulled out a gun and demanded money after getting it he took off. police say the suspect has the letter w tattooed on his right hasn't. >> they say good things come in small park catches a little girl from the lehigh valley is certainly proof of that. >> she is. she's trying to make difference for a cause very near and dear to her heart. and she's doing it one stroke at a time. ♪ >> i love to swim. i starred to swim when i was about four. >> once nine year old carli gets into the water, hard to get her out. this cute little competitor has got plenty of trophies and ribbons to be proud of. but this swimming sensation is turning her passion in the pool into something very perm. >> i swim to raise money and awareness for diabetes. >> it goes back here. >> you see carli has type one diabetes. that little box on her waist is an insulin pump. she was diagnosed at

. >>> a triple shooting in cobbs creek, leaves one man dead, and police are still looking for the gunman. shots rang out outside of cousin danny's lounge 5200 block of delancey street early yesterday morning. second victim, 47 year old man, was shot in the legs and is in stable condition. a 24 year old took himself to the hospital. he's also recovering from a gunshot wounds to the leg. >>> well, the revel casino hotel meantime that auction may be offer but bid here lost isn't going quietly. brookfield asset management won with a $110 million bid. a 95% discount on the facility that cost $2.4 billion to build. but, florida developers, glenn straub, claims the winning bid was accepted after the deadline, and revel's attorneys didn't share information on competing bids as promised. he'll argue his case in a camden courtroom tomorrow. >>> stay with us straight ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, pope francis recognize ago beloved nun from new jersey. >> how the holy father honored sister merriam over the weekends. knack two minutes. >>> search resumes after four month hiatus, special se

. >> philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobbs creek that left one man dead. shots were fired just after midnight outside cousin danny's lounge on the 5200 block of delancey street. a second victim a 47 year old man was shot in the legs and is stable. 24 your year got got him toll to the hospital much he's recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg. >> investigators found in indication of arson or other foul play in the fire that destroyed buildings at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. a national park spokesman says the investigation is not over, and it may be weeks before officials determine the exact cause of the fire. the memorial itself was not damage. >>> the revel casino hotel auction may be over but the man who lost isn't giving up. brook field asset management won with a $110 million bid. a 95% discount on the facility that costs $2.4 billion to bui build. florida developer glenn straub claims the winning bid was accepted after the deadline and arrival's attorney didn't share information on competing bids as promised. he'll argue his

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, she is live at that scene in cobbs creek, where an investigation into how that blaze started is underway. nicole? >> and erika, we're told that those two people that you mentioned were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, both in stable condition, the nature of their injuries at this point still unknown. this after flames tore through the chestnut park apartments, you see behind me, early this morning. >> i don't wish this on nobody. >> for residents in west philadelphia, a scary site, this halloween morning, as dozens wait to find the upper level of their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames and fire everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight when firefighters were called to the 6200 block of chestnut street for report of heavy fire. >> i had no idea that they was going through my home where i live at, to come see it burning down like that, crazy, man. >> samantha bowler didn't believe it at first when officer

three people were shot early this morning in cobbs creek.fficers were called out to the 5200 block of delancey street by a strip club. that's where they say they found a map lying on the roadway with several gunshot wounds. he died a short time later at the hospital. another guy nearby he had also been shot in the leg and then a third guy showed up at mercy shop with some more gunshot wounds. police have not made any arres arrests. >> two men are shot in kensington near the rising sun motorcycle club at allegheny and sedgley. investigators say they were leaving a grand opening party at the club just after midnight when a fight broke out. shots were fired, both men were hit. they're being treated at temple. no arrests have yet been made. >>> a security company takes a close look at fbi data and compiles a list of pennsylvania's most dangerous cities. philadelphia came in at number eight. number one on the list, chester in delaware county. fox 29's sabina kuriakose spoke with residents who are rejecting that title. >> reporter: one down neighb

kerry cobb talking this about this fire. >> stay with us for breaking updates and follow us on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and in other news san jose city council has just defeated a move to give some of the surplus to residents so they can buy home security systems. abc7 news is live in san jose city hall. vic? >> this was a novel idea considering the fact that there has been an alarming and neighborhood groups would give it to homeowners then perhaps buy dead bolts, alarm systems, maybe and despite the council's rejection residents looked at the proposal that not arm. >> i live in a nice neighborhood. two homes got broken into. >> we have increasing crime in san jose. and something needs to be done right now. and we're finding security video of a burglary m progress the police force is hundreds of officers short the councilman's plan is to take $2 million, money earmarked to hire more officers to help residents buy home security systems. >> rather than warehousing $3 million, there are needs now in our neighborhood. >> and we want to increase th

we're joined by park ranger cary cobb. thanks for joining us.you know anything about this missing tanker and the fire fight now? >> there was a plane crash related to the fire in yosemite national park and witnessed by park staff as well as residents of the area. i cannot confirm what type of plane it was or how many people were on board. but it was a plane that is connected with the fire and was witness crashing in the area of the fire. >> that corroborates what we have had heard now witnesses say a plane did crash in this area. what is a concern tonight as we approach night fall about this fire still spread and the ability to fight it from the ground? >> the fire is in an area with very, very steep cliffs. anyone familiar with the area has seen how steep of cliffs are. we're concentrating on an air attack we did have a fire in the area in late july that we called elpertel fire. we have hope that it will start to slow

. >> you bring up kevin cobb. he suffers from ringing this his ears. light sensitivity and head aiks. none are -- headaches, none are covered in the settlement. the list goes on: strokes, by the way, are more likely if you had a concussion. the list of symptoms not covered are. >> it's longer. i want to commence strokes that are important. strokes have an offset. if you have a stroke, you are subject to a 75% reduction in the award. having played football it addresses your risk. if you are african american, you have a higher risk of stroke. this drug, a pain-killer administered in the n.f.l. against recommendations... >> it increases the risks. all the increased risks, but it increases the amount of money you can get. known how quickly you can answer it. what is the best options for players. >> the thing with the settlement is it was an opt of in settlement. in possession you are a player that wrote to the court. your best bet is to go to the fairness hearing in philadelphia, where it was put in frost judge brody. she has to decide if the deal was fair