but it is an active shooter drill, and our david spunt gets exclusive as second -- access inside the chaos. how teenagers made the emergency training even more realistic. >> plus he never gave up. us marine appears in public for the first time after double arm transplant. life-long dream he hopes he will now be able to fulfill. >> camden castle on the hill. its days are num (f♪ot steps) (crickets chirping) ♪ (jet engine) ♪ (heart beat) ♪ (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ♪ lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month only at your lincoln dealer. >>> it is an unfortunate reality we see all too often, person with a gun shooting inside a building. tonight one local community trying to prepare for the unthinkable, and our david spunt traveled to williamstown, new jersey, and was the only television reporter allowed inside the controlled chaos. >> possible shots fired. >> this is a senseless act. >> can't look at the paper or watch the news for a week without seeing an active shooter somewhere in our country. >> shots fired. >> but this franti

but it is an active shooter drill, and our david spunt gets exclusive as second -- access inside the chaos. how teenagers made the emergency training even more realistic. >> plus he never gave up. us marine appears in public for the first time after double arm transplant. life-long dream he hopes he will now be able to fulfill. >> camden castle on the hill. its >>> it is an unfortunate reality we see all too often, person with a gun shooting inside a building. tonight one local community trying to prepare for the unthinkable, and our david spunt traveled to williamstown, new jersey, and was the only television reporter allowed inside the controlled chaos. >> possible shots fired. >> this is a senseless act. >> can't look at the paper or watch the news for a week without seeing an active shooter somewhere in our country. >> shots fired. >> but this frantic call for help is only a drill. >> one shooter in the basement. two on the stairwell. >> very nerve wracking. >> monroe township police chief john mcewen gave "eyewitness news" exclusive as second to the department's active shooter s

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in newtown bucks county with more on trump's message to the crowd. david? >> i'm inside the newtown athletic club training center. it's a field house behind the main athletic club. a lot of people. we had a packed house. donald trump message and his supporters are counting down until election day. >> it's time to drain the swamp in washington, dc. >> reporter: donald trump came out swinging friday night before a packed crowd on the grounds of the naivety athletic center. >> we will rebuild our navy and do it with american seal made right here in pennsylvania. >> reporter: he spent the first few minutes talking about the u.s. navy and his plan to increase naval spending while giving philadelphia a prominent position. he then turned to the state of pennsylvania. >> we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> reporter: he then pivoted to wednesday's third and final debate. >> who won the debate? that one, honestly, that was not close. except for a couple of dishonest groups, they would say, i think she won. i think -- give m

as eyewitness news reporter david spunt tells us the home was the birthplace of grace kelly and reportedly the buyers are her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why if somehow an undiscovered gem. >> reporter: christina is proud of her neighborhood and says the home next door makes things even better. it happens to be the childhood home of hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading about grace kelly, i would never have expected i would be living next to her house. >> reporter: she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> it's a beautiful house. >> reporter: grace's father jen kelly senior built home in 1929. the family lived here until the early 1970s and 40 years later they're coming home. it's taken 40 years because of what christina admits were dark times. the previous owner was cited for hoarding cats. animal control had to get involved. >> we didn't see the cats. in the summer when it was hot you could sometimes smell the stench outside, actually. it was that bad. >> reporter: she recently has been in touch with mem

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live in our stat center with the latest. david >> it's hard to believe the labs is four weeks from tonight. the source inside the pennsylvania republican party told me just a few hours ago, the gop in turmoil nationally and locally. earlier, donald trump tweeted, the shack else have been taken off me. and other tweets have republicans concerned. donald trump is on the attack against the most powerful republican in congress. house speaker paul ryan. >> you have people that can't fix the budget but then they start talking about their nominee. >> reporter: he lashed out on twitter tuesday writing, it is hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support. he called him weak and ineffective >> as a campaign strategy, it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. >> she's a political science professor at rutgers and focusing on the 2016 presidential election. she says the trump attack on ryan is a mistake. >> you'd want to try to attract new voters which, in this case, for him are going to be the party that has been skeptical of

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in newtown bucks county with more on trump's message to the crowd. david? >> i'm inside the newtown athletic club training center. it's a field house behind the main athletic club. a lot of people. we had a packed house. donald trump message and his supporters are counting down until election day. >> it's time to drain the swamp in washington, dc. >> reporter: donald trump came out swinging friday night before a packed crowd on the grounds of the naivety athletic center. >> we will rebuild our navy and do it with american seal made right here in pennsylvania. >> reporter: he spent the first few minutes talking about the u.s. navy and his plan to increase naval spending while giving philadelphia a prominent position. he then turned to the state of pennsylvania. >> we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again. >> reporter: he then pivoted to wednesday's third and final debate. >> who won the debate? that one, honestly, that was not close. except for a couple of dishonest groups, they would say, i think she won. i think -- give m

as eyewitness news reporter david spunt tells us the home was the birthplace of grace kelly and reportedly the buyers are her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why if somehow an undiscovered gem. >> reporter: christina is proud of her neighborhood and says the home next door makes things even better. it happens to be the childhood home of hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading about grace kelly, i would never have expected i would be living next to her house. >> reporter: she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> it's a beautiful house. >> reporter: grace's father jen kelly senior built home in 1929. the family lived here until the early 1970s and 40 years later they're coming home. it's taken 40 years because of what christina admits were dark times. the previous owner was cited for hoarding cats. animal control had to get involved. >> we didn't see the cats. in the summer when it was hot you could sometimes smell the stench outside, actually. it was that bad. >> reporter: she recently has been in touch with mem

and as our david spunt reports. the slug fest got prnl. >> pat toomey and donald trump too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >> i'm back delivering the painful truth about shady katie mcginty. >> it's very catchy. >> it could be over about a year ago, i would be happy about that. hopefully sooner than later. >> but you have to wait another three weeks until you stop seeing ads like these. monday night they wasted no time pulling punches after the introductions. >> i can't believe that katie mcginty can't criticize anything about hillary clinton. >> waiting to be persuaded is political speak for waiting for the next poll. >> reporter: toomey has yet to endorse donald trump for president and still wouldn't do it at the debate. mcginty touted her record. >> our senator not only owned and started his own bank, he owned that bank while sitting on the banking committee. >> top fired back. she once bragged about being the first of her siblings to go to college. that later proved to be incorrect. >> when she new full well h

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live in our stat center with the latest. david >> it's hard to believe the labs is four weeks from tonight. the source inside the pennsylvania republican party told me just a few hours ago, the gop in turmoil nationally and locally. earlier, donald trump tweeted, the shack else have been taken off me. and other tweets have republicans concerned. donald trump is on the attack against the most powerful republican in congress. house speaker paul ryan. >> you have people that can't fix the budget but then they start talking about their nominee. >> reporter: he lashed out on twitter tuesday writing, it is hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support. he called him weak and ineffective >> as a campaign strategy, it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. >> she's a political science professor at rutgers and focusing on the 2016 presidential election. she says the trump attack on ryan is a mistake. >> you'd want to try to attract new voters which, in this case, for him are going to be the party that has been skeptical of

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside the kimmel center with more on the dispute between the musicians and the orchestra. >> reporter: jessica, it's been an interesting night. 90 was supposed to be celebration, there was a fund-raiser to actually raise money for the orchestra. the razor went on but the orchestra went silent. only "eyewitness news" was there the exact moment orchestra walked out >> either you believe in the future of classical music and the future or you won't. >> reporter: he says negotiations went to the last possible minute on opening night. >> we were very close and it's just getting the association to take that last step to say yes, we do believe there's a future here. >> reporter: karen simon and her husband came from columbus ohio >> i heard it's probably best orchestra in the united states and i was sitting there and then to hear the announcement, it was just sad. >> reporter: it's been a difficult year for the orchestra. the academy ball that george was cancelled due to a blizzard threat. now, this an orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he'

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there are new concerns tonight about the safety of drinking water at more public schools in our area. water testing began this summer shows 20 out of 26 trenton public school buildings have elevated lead levels in the water fountains and faucets. more than 1,000 times above federal safety standards, the district said it's taken contaminated fountains and faucets and replacing plumbing components. >>> it is fire prevention week and the city held what it called a city-wide fire drill. the fire department simulate add fire in the home of the green family in west philly. the drill allowed the family to implement their escape plan and let firefighter run through their procedures. the fire commissioner says the event is all about educating people on the importance of being prepared in case fire strikes. >>> popular phone sparked a nationwide safety warning. owners are scrambling to return the divorces >> wait until you see the links people have gone to in order to send the defective smart phones back >> we warmed up today but to the 70's

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside the kimmel center with more on the dispute between the musicians and the orchestra. >> reporter: jessica, it's been an interesting night. 90 was supposed to be celebration, there was a fund-raiser to actually raise money for the orchestra. the razor went on but the orchestra went silent. only "eyewitness news" was there the exact moment orchestra walked out >> either you believe in the future of classical music and the future or you won't. >> reporter: he says negotiations went to the last possible minute on opening night. >> we were very close and it's just getting the association to take that last step to say yes, we do believe there's a future here. >> reporter: karen simon and her husband came from columbus ohio >> i heard it's probably best orchestra in the united states and i was sitting there and then to hear the announcement, it was just sad. >> reporter: it's been a difficult year for the orchestra. the academy ball that george was cancelled due to a blizzard threat. now, this an orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he'

reporting live tonight in wynnfield heights, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> in a matter of hours, classes could be cancelled for ten to say of thousands of college students in our area. a faculty strike whoms at pennsylvania state university, cheyney west chester, million lesserville and east stroudsburg universities are part of the system. greg argos is live at west chester with how students are preparing. greg? >> reporter: nicole, like you mentioned, students are concerned about what possibly could happen tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. we're understanding that the talks have really broken down between the union and the state. in fact, the union representing the faculty here at this unit and 14 others has just stated that the state gave them a final nonnegotiable offer about an hours ago. they're reviewing it right now and will make the final decision tomorrow at 4:59 a.m. about whether or not to strike. on west chester university's campus, >> everyone is talking about it. >> reporter: the chatter among students is not about mid terms but whether or not there will be c

reporting in front of independence hall, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> very interesting. thank you. >>> a new study out today has a lot of people talking. it really got our attention in the newsroom >> researchers find the alcohol gender gap is now closer than ever before. women today are drinking nearly as much as men >> nicole brewer joins us with more >> a lot of people we spoke to were surprised to hear that things were evening out in this way, but there were one or two who said they think past studies may have been impacted by social norm suggest that is women may have been drinking as much as men for quite some time, but didn't want to admit it. a guy and a girl walk into a bar. it's not the start of a joke but the beginning of a serious question. who drinks more? >> on a i think men >> men. >> reporter: according to new study that would be true, historically speaking >> we drink because it's what men do. boys will be boys >> it found early in the 20th century men were more than twice as likely to drink than women and twice as many more prone to alcoholic problems.

and as our david spunt reports. the slug fest got prnl. >> pat toomey and donald trump too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >> i'm back delivering the painful truth about shady katie mcginty. >> it's very catchy. >> it could be over about a year ago, i would be happy about that. hopefully sooner than later. >> but you have to wait another three weeks until you stop seeing ads like these. monday night they wasted no time pulling punches after the introductions. >> i can't believe that katie mcginty can't criticize anything about hillary clinton. >> waiting to be persuaded is political speak for waiting for the next poll. >> reporter: toomey has yet to endorse donald trump for president and still wouldn't do it at the debate. mcginty touted her record. >> our senator not only owned and started his own bank, he owned that bank while sitting on the banking committee. >> top fired back. she once bragged about being the first of her siblings to go to college. that later proved to be incorrect. >> when she new full well h

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there are new concerns tonight about the safety of drinking water at more public schools in our area. water testing began this summer shows 20 out of 26 trenton public school buildings have elevated lead levels in the water fountains and faucets. more than 1,000 times above federal safety standards, the district said it's taken contaminated fountains and faucets and replacing plumbing components. >>> it is fire prevention week and the city held what it called a city-wide fire drill. the fire department simulate add fire in the home of the green family in west philly. the drill allowed the family to implement their escape plan and let firefighter run through their procedures. the fire commissioner says the event is all about educating people on the importance of being prepared in case fire strikes. >>> popular phone sparked a nationwide safety warning. owners are scrambling to return the divorces >> wait until you see the links people have gone to in order to send the defective smart phones back >> we warmed up today but to the 70's

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us live where doors to the venue just opened up, david in. >> reporter: hi jan, people have within here for a couple hours on a breezy kay here in bensalem, bucks county. there is probably 200 people behind me waiting to get in, governor pence will speak at 2:00. lets talk about what happened last night. this happened in laguardia, the trump/pence train skidded off the runway. no serious injuries. just under 50 people on board, lot of campaign staff, some members of the press core, but nobody was hurt. that was the main thing. governor pence was on cbs this morning, talking about the events, just a few hours ago. >> we're great, thank god, and just a very grateful for the concern expressed for us. there was ten seconds of uncertainty as we landed, we had a low ceiling, came in, but once we were on the ground, you could tell they were trying to brake, stop the aircraft as quickly as possible. it slid back and forth a little bit and then left the runway but all are well. >> reporter: likely governor pence will bring that up today. this is his

reporting in front of independence hall, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> very interesting. thank you. >>> a new study out today has a lot of people talking. it really got our attention in the newsroom >> researchers find the alcohol gender gap is now closer than ever before. women today are drinking nearly as much as men >> nicole brewer joins us with more >> a lot of people we spoke to were surprised to hear that things were evening out in this way, but there were one or two who said they think past studies may have been impacted by social norm suggest that is women may have been drinking as much as men for quite some time, but didn't want to admit it. a guy and a girl walk into a bar. it's not the start of a joke but the beginning of a serious question. who drinks more? >> on a i think men >> men. >> reporter: according to new study that would be true, historically speaking >> we drink because it's what men do. boys will be boys >> it found early in the 20th century men were more than twice as likely to drink than women and twice as many more prone to alcoholic problems.

and we have team coverage tonight of campaign 2016, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live with the trump campaign in wilkes barre, david. >> hi, jessica and ukee. luzerne county in play in the 2016 presidential election. several thousand people outside of the nose hook an sun a reen at casey plaza wait forgo three hours to get n security tight. donald trump will take the stage at 7:00. this is his second stop after last night's debate in st. louis. trump was in west pennsylvania for a rally just a couple hours ago. he talk about last night's debate and claimed victory. big news from washington, house speaker paul ryan, most powerful republican in congress, held a conference call, announcing he would no longer campaign or defend donald trump. that caused donald trump to be irritated and put/a tweet telling ryan to focus on passing important legislation instead of fighting with the recommendation nominee. i asked supporters if they are concern about the latest development from capitol hill and what they hope to see from donald trump before election day is 29 days away.

reporting live tonight in wynnfield heights, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> in a matter of hours, classes could be cancelled for ten to say of thousands of college students in our area. a faculty strike whoms at pennsylvania state university, cheyney west chester, million lesserville and east stroudsburg universities are part of the system. greg argos is live at west chester with how students are preparing. greg? >> reporter: nicole, like you mentioned, students are concerned about what possibly could happen tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. we're understanding that the talks have really broken down between the union and the state. in fact, the union representing the faculty here at this unit and 14 others has just stated that the state gave them a final nonnegotiable offer about an hours ago. they're reviewing it right now and will make the final decision tomorrow at 4:59 a.m. about whether or not to strike. on west chester university's campus, >> everyone is talking about it. >> reporter: the chatter among students is not about mid terms but whether or not there will be c

evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm natasha brown in for guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live from newtown where trump is expect in a half an hour or so, david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a people are slowly filing in here. they have to get through security. we saw several thousand people outside, donald trump was at a rally in johnstown pennsylvania, western part of the state earlier and then take the stage tonight but not everyone in newtown is happen bye this tonight because it is on the site of the popular athletic club, in fact, ukee and natasha some people have have cancelled their memberships. thousands waited in line to see donald trump at newtown athletic club b

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt was there. >> it is time to drain the swam in washington, d.c.e out swinging friday night before pack crowd on the grounds of the newtown athletic center. >> we will re bill our navy, do it western american steel made right here in pennsylvania. >> trump spent the first few minutes, talking about the us navy and plan town crease spending while giving philadelphia a prominent position. he then turned to the state of pennsylvania, where recent polls show him trailing hillary clinton. >> we are going to start making things in pennsylvania again, then pivoting to the third and final debate. >> who won the debate? that was not close, except for couple of dishonest groups, they would say oh, i think she won. give me a break. >> trump fans waited hours outside and agree. he won the debate, and will win on november 8th. going to be very close. do you have believe the polls. but i think, i think he has a chance to take pennsylvania. >> never did i expect myself here. once in a lifetime event. once in a lifetime event. just like his movement. it is a movem

reporting live, from bensalem bucks county david spunt. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine held a rally in tallahassee, florida this afternoon. he was joined by gabby giffords and her husband captain mark kelly. like pennsylvania, filets a critical battle ground state. kaine spoke about how important early voting is and for democrats to cast their ballots now. he said polls can be wrong. >> so if you early vote you enable the folks who are working in leon county, broward or where ever to necessity this is how this race is looking and this is where we need to go and what to do in the last few days to win. >> reporter: in a half an hour tim kaine will rally with which president obama in orlando, florida. >>> we are 11 days from election day. keep it here for very latest on campaign 2016. >>> some breaking news to tell you about, this is new video into "eyewitness news" from o'hare, international airport in chicago. where there has been a incident involving an american airlines boeing 767. officials sa

reporting live tonight, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> hillary clinton touted her debate performance at an event tonight at ohio state university in columbus. a tight race between the presidential candidates. tomorrow is ohio's voter registration deadline. today clinton urged millennials to vote. she told them trump's policies will take the country backwards. >> this is turning the clock back, not just a few years, but centuries. the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single-most important fundamental right you have as citizens of america! >> earlier in the day, clinton rallied with supporters in detroit, michigan. >> and we are just a little more than 28 days from election day and time is running out to register voters. super pacs are playing a big role in that effort, especially in pennsylvania, which is a battleground state. eyewitness news was on the streets with workers from for our future, a pac as they went door to door to register and motivate voters. conservative groups are working to get the amish in pennsylvania and ohio to vote trump. if you want to vote in next

eyewitness news reporter david spunt is live following that story tonight. >> reporter: hi, jessica. this is the report put out by carbon black, it's a security company based outside of massachusetts. according to the report, pennsylvania vulnerable because of its voting systems with just over a month away elections offices around the state and country are preparing. >> we are urging the states to make sure the dead bolts are secure and their locks are on. >> according to a new report, voter security in pennsylvania is questionable because of what company carbon black calls outdated computer systems. >> a security system that we put in place are at best tamper-resistant. they're never tamper-proof. >> reporter: a cyber security expert read the entire report. he says many, not all precincts in pennsylvania use computer equipment without a backup paper trail. >> some of our machines are very outdated running on legacy operating systems. old operating systems like windows xp not even being supported by microsoft at this point. >> a spokes woman told eyewitness news we constantly monitor

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live in camden where those survivors are being treated. david? >> reporter: nicole, what a story. both men recovering at cooper hospital. they've been here since 1:00. i spoke to the homeowner who told me earlier she had no idea this happened in her backyard. she was at work. no one gave her a heads up before she pulled into her driveway >> i'm dumbfounded and there's a plane in your yard. >> she told "eyewitness news" no one gave her advanced warning that a plane crashed in her backyard >> i came home from work. just pulled up saw the cars yellow tape. and they said you just missed it >> the single engine crashed around 1:00 p.m. luckily the fire department was across the street. >> looks like it came between, you know, about four homes kind of on a diagonal struck trees and ended up >> neighbors watched as crews pulled both men project plane, they were not able to communicate what happened. the owner is based in maryland and told "eyewitness news" by phone that he rented the plane to a man named wayne gill crist. >> when you looked at the wreck

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live in camden where those survivors are being treated. david? >> reporter: nicole, what a story. both men recovering at cooper hospital. they've been here since 1:00. i spoke to the homeowner who told me earlier she had no idea this happened in her backyard. she was at work. no one gave her a heads up before she pulled into her driveway >> i'm dumbfounded and there's a plane in your yard. >> she told "eyewitness news" no one gave her advanced warning that a plane crashed in her backyard >> i came home from work. just pulled up saw the cars yellow tape. and they said you just missed it >> the single engine crashed around 1:00 p.m. luckily the fire department was across the street. >> looks like it came between, you know, about four homes kind of on a diagonal struck trees and ended up >> neighbors watched as crews pulled both men project plane, they were not able to communicate what happened. the owner is based in maryland and told "eyewitness news" by phone that he rented the plane to a man named wayne gill crist. >> when you looked at the wreck

thank you, everybody. >> and that was our david spunt reporting. the democratic ticket of hillary clinton and tim kaine will be campaigning tonight at the university of pennsylvania. the doors for the get out the vote rally open at 6:15. now, yesterday, clinton held a rally in cleveland, like pennsylvania, ohio is the acritical battlegrounds state. she says the clinton administration would build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. clinton also told supporters that her republican rival comment on the result of the election are unprecedented. >> donald trump did something no other presidential nominee has ever done. he refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. (boo's) now, make no mistake, by doing that he is threatening our democracy. >> now, clinton and tim kaine are head today philadelphia by wait of pittsburgh, polls maintain clinton has stable lead here in philadelphia. >>> it is only 16 days until election day. stay with "eyewitness news", and cbsphilly.com, for continuing coverage of campaign

the as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us home was birthplace of grace kelly and buyerseportedly her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why it is somehow an undiscovered gem. >> reporter: cristina is proud of her east falls neighborhood and ace that the home next door makes things even better, it sits at corner of the henry avenue and colter street and happens to be childhood home of the hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading a book about grace kelly, i never would have expect at that point some day i would be living next door to grace kelly's princess grace home. >> reporter: she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> beautiful home, fantastically well built. >> reporter: grace's the father john kelly senior built home in 1929. family lived here until early 1970's. forty years later they are coming home. it has taken 40 years because of what cristina admits were dark times. the previous owner who passed away recently was cited for hording cats, animal control had to get involve. >> we didn't see

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has the story of the dis harmony between labor and management. >> only "eyewitness news" was there the exact moment orchestra members walked out of the kimmel center. either you believe in the future of classical music and the philadelphia orchestra, or you don't. >> william poke reps the orchestra union, says negotiations went to the last possible minute on opening night. >> we were very close, just getting the association to take the last step yes we do believe there is a future here. >> karen simon and her husband came from columbus ohio for opening night. >> i heard that it is probably the best orchestra in the united states. i was is the egg there, then to hear the announcement just sad. >> difficult year for or the. the orchestra, ball canceled due to blizzard threat. now there is orchestra executive told "eyewitness news" he's ready to negotiate with the musicians. >> the ball is is in their court. >> that was ryan floor with the philadelphia orchestra. he said he's ready to telling negotiate at any moment. picketers here later this evenin

reporting live tonight, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> hillary clinton touted her debate performance at an event tonight at ohio state university in columbus. a tight race between the presidential candidates. tomorrow is ohio's voter registration deadline. today clinton urged millennials to vote. she told them trump's policies will take the country backwards. >> this is turning the clock back, not just a few years, but centuries. the only way to rebuke this is to vote. use the single-most important fundamental right you have as citizens of america! >> earlier in the day, clinton rallied with supporters in detroit, michigan. >> and we are just a little more than 28 days from election day and time is running out to register voters. super pacs are playing a big role in that effort, especially in pennsylvania, which is a battleground state. eyewitness news was on the streets with workers from for our future, a pac as they went door to door to register and motivate voters. conservative groups are working to get the amish in pennsylvania and ohio to vote trump. if you want to vote in next

eyewitness news reporter david spunt is live following that story tonight. >> reporter: hi, jessica. this is the report put out by carbon black, it's a security company based outside of massachusetts. according to the report, pennsylvania vulnerable because of its voting systems with just over a month away elections offices around the state and country are preparing. >> we are urging the states to make sure the dead bolts are secure and their locks are on. >> according to a new report, voter security in pennsylvania is questionable because of what company carbon black calls outdated computer systems. >> a security system that we put in place are at best tamper-resistant. they're never tamper-proof. >> reporter: a cyber security expert read the entire report. he says many, not all precincts in pennsylvania use computer equipment without a backup paper trail. >> some of our machines are very outdated running on legacy operating systems. old operating systems like windows xp not even being supported by microsoft at this point. >> a spokes woman told eyewitness news we constantly monitor

as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us the home was birthplace of grace kelly and buyers none other than her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why, but somehow undiscovered gem. >> cristina is proud of her east falls neighborhood and says that the home next door makes things even better, it sits at corner of henry avenue and colter street and it happens to be childhood home of hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading about grace kelly, i was never expecting at that point that some day i would be living next to this princess grace's home. >> she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> beautiful home, fantastically well built. >> reporter: john kelly, senior built the home in 1929, family lived here on henry avenue until early 1970's. forty years later they are coming home. it has taken 40 years because of what cristina admits were dark times, but previous owner who passed away recently was cited for hording cats, animal control had to get involved. >> we didn't see the cats, didn't let any cats outsi

reporting from the kimmel center, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, cheap gas in new jersey won't be that cheap for much longer. governor chris christie and state lawmakers have reached a deal to raise the gas tax that funds transportation project. natasha brown explains what this means for drivers in the garden state. >> reporter: there is no shortage of reaction from new jersey drivers. no one wants to see the prices at the pump go up. >> i think it is outrageous for the common person, you know, you're looking at, you know, few more dollars out of your pocket every week. >> it is hard already. so going up it, will make it worse. >> reporter: gas prices in the state will take 23 sent per gallon hike between a deal of christie and democratic leaders friday. eight year, $16 billion transportation program, would also eliminate the estate tax and cut the sales tax by .3 of a percent. >> over the next eight years, when you can buy funds contributed by the state, and the funds by the federal government, over $32 billion will be invested in infrastructure, improvement, modernizati

this all unfolded in the 500 block of east linden avenue, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at that scene tonight, david? >> reporter: hi there nicole. quite a scene. it has become a spectacle in this lindenwald neighborhood. i want to back out of the way and give you a live picture. you can see the plane is split in two. it will remain here for next several hours. faa is investigating and they will investigate a little while. nicole, i just spoke to the owner of the plane living in maryland. he tells he he rented the plane out for the day. neighbors on linden avenue ran to the scene after hearing about a plane crash in the backyard. no one was home at the time. >> it makes your heart race, makes you nervous, you know, and anxious, but knowing that everybody was safe and okay made he feel better. >> reporter: sherry wolf grabbed her daughter by the hand to see what happened. according to authorities plane crashed at 1:00 across from the local fire department. >> you get crazy things that happen, but, you know, obviously you don't see too many airplanes, trying to ditch in th

. >> our david spunt joins us on set and you spoke with brandon creato's mother about her son. >> reporter: it has been a extremely painful year for samantha, she has never given an interview about what happened but as we approach a year tomorrow she want people to know about her son little brandon creato was found dead in the wood half mile from his dad's apartment in haddon township around 6:30 in the morning on october 13th, 2015. no signs of foul play. in fact an autopsy and toxicology report came back with no clear cause of death a lot of questions there. police charged his dad dj creato and camden county prosecutor's office admitted that the case is largely circumstantial, brandon's mom samantha invited to us learn about her son. it was tough to open up and talk but she said it is important to know about the life that he led. >> people who don't know him knew who he was, they still you this he was i great kid. he was being crazy, ball of joy. >> i will have more tonight from brandon's mom at 11:00 on cbs. she showed us his favorite things and previews a permanent memorial, currently

. >>> i'm natasha brown in for guess contact "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live from newtown where trump is expect in a half an hour or so, david? >> reporter: hi in a cash a people are slowly filing in here. they have to get through security. we saw several thousand people outside, donald trump was at a rally in johnstown pennsylvania, western part of the state earlier and then take the stage tonight but not everyone in newtown is happen bye this tonight because it is on the site of the popular athletic club, in fact, ukee and natasha some people have have cancelled their memberships. thousands waited in line to see donald trump at newtown athletic club but not everyone in town agrees with the venue. >> people have their own opinions, and if they are not in favor of trump, yes, i totally agree it should be somewhere publicly not private. >> reporter: tony downs lives in newtown and told "eyewitness news" it nice rope eighth for donald trum top speak at newtown athletic club? she said not all members support the republican date. >> but long time club owner jim worthington doe

teenagers on the front line of emergency training, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt takes you inside controlled chaos of this active shooter drill, that is tonight on "eyewitness news" at is 11:00. >>> next week will be declared fire prevention week here in philadelphia. >> to take fire commissioner adam thiel announced mayor kenney will issue a proclamation to make it official and this years special attention will be given to stopping careless smoking which is a major cause of home fire deaths. according to the philadelphia fire department, installing working smoke alarms and practicing your home escape land can assure a safer living environment. >>> the life sized likeness of the billy goat in rittenhouse square is mourn a hundred years old but now the face is up in the air. >> reporter john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio explains the concern surrounding this sculpture. >> reporter: billy goat statue was cast this bronze in 1914. it was given to the city as a gift and placed at rittenhouse square in 1919. over the years the sculpture has been climb, touched and expos

david spunt is live with more on a day full of preparations. >> yes, sir ka, officials are saying it's worst hurricane to hit united states in at least a deck ate. who knows what will happen after it actually hits in florida. south carolina, and georgia. two million people evacuated so far and authorities say people seem to be listening to the warnings. >> hurricane matthew came on strong in southern florida within the last two hours causing street shines to shake and trees to tople over and people quickly started to lose power, 140 mile an hour winds tore this roof off a home in ba ham afters. >> every hurricane has own dna and characteristics and matthew will write its own story. >> they said this will kill you not can but will. that was it. >> that was it. >> winds in florida could also reach 140 miles an hour. more than two million people from florida to carolines were told to evacuate. >>

live in election central, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there were debate watches across the region tonight. many gathered on both sides of the political spectrum. "eyewitness news" was at the barn on catherine street for a watch party organized by the clinton campaign. our cameras also went to the talk radio 1210 watch party at chickie's and pete's cafe in south philadelphia where many praised governor pence's performance >> he did an excellent job, i'm proud and excited for donald trump to be our president, and him tore vice president. >> tim kaine is actually answering the questions, he has plans, policy plans to make america go forward. mike pence got the sound bite qualities trying to bring america backwards. >> tonight was the only vice presidential debate. next presidential debate is set for sunday in st. louis. >>> the presidential candidates continue to campaign in pennsylvania and other battleground states. hillary clinton was back in the philadelphia area today. she attended a town hall meeting in haverford township, delaware county. clinton's daughter

live in election central, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there were debate watch parties across the region tonight. many gathered on both sides of the political spectrum. "eyewitness news" was at the barn on catherine street for a watch party organized by the clinton campaign. our cameras also went to the talk radio 1210 watch party at chickie's and pete's cafe in south philadelphia where many praised governor pence's performance >> he did an excellent job, i'm proud and excited for donald trump to be our president, and him tore vice president. >> tim kaine is actually answering the questions, he has plans, policy plans to make america go forward. mike pence got the sound bite qualities trying to bring america backwards. >> tonight was the only vice presidential debate. next presidential debate is set for sunday in st. louis. >>> the presidential candidates continue to campaign in pennsylvania and other battleground states. hillary clinton was back in the philadelphia area today. she attended a town hall meeting in haverford township, delaware county. clinton's da

last one was last night an election less than three weeks awayment reporting live, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> on the campaign trail, don bell will number newtown tomorrow night and earlier today he was in ohio. republican nominee said he would accept the results of the election under one condition. >> that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> during last night's presidential debate trump would not say if he would accept the results. hillary clinton was off the campaign trail today and president obama stumped on her behalf miami garden, flour day. he slammed that it was riingtd and clinton is trying to turn the traditionally red arizona, blue. >> hillary has prepared her entire career to be president. her opponent, well, i'll just say this, hillary has comprehensive policies to help people. her opponent has tweets. you decide. >> clinton will visit philadelphia on saturday. >> and we are now just 18 days away from election day. keep it right here on eyewitness news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. >>> we no

reporting live from lindenwald, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> chopper three at 14 pennsylvania state universities are walking the picket line tonight. they are on strike and that is i am agoing 100,000 students. cheyney, west when test, kutztown and east stroudsburg, university are part of the 14 school system. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us from west chester university with the latest on the walk out, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. student have joined those teachers on the picket line, in fact we just crossed hour 12 in this work stoppage and a glimmer of hope if you will, both side telling he that they want to get back to the negotiations table. governor is urging them to to that immediately. >> what do we want. >> a fair contract. >> when to we want it. >> now. >> reporter: hundreds of the students spilled out of west chester university buildings, joining their professors on the picket line. >> i'm road to be out here and doing what they have to do to get a good contract. >> fair contract. >> reporter: statewide f

and we have team coverage tonight of campaign 2016, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live with the trump campaign in wilkes barre, david. >> hi, jessica and ukee. luzerne county in play in the 2016 presidential election. several thousand people outside of the nose hook an sun a reen at casey plaza wait forgo three hours to get n security tight. donald trump will take the stage at 7:00. this is his second stop after last night's debate in st. louis. trump was in west pennsylvania for a rally just a couple hours ago. he talk about last night's debate and claimed victory. big news from washington, house speaker paul ryan, most powerful republican in congress, held a conference call, announcing he would no longer campaign or defend donald trump. that caused donald trump to be irritated and put/a tweet telling ryan to focus on passing important legislation instead of

reporting liver tonight, david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> volunteers from our area are headed to florida. eyewitness news was at headquarters of eastern pennsylvania chapter of the american red cross today. red cross officials and scores of voll ears tears will stop first in south carolina then head to florida after the storm passes. >> pennsylvania task force one is deploying tonight to the hurricane zone and the highly trained teen was accustomed to helping out natural disasters and they specialize in search and rescue operations. new jersey task force one is also deploying to hurricane zone. we also learned pea cocrews will depart tomorrow to restore power. >> as catastrophic hurricane bears down on florida matthew is causing serious traffic trouble for families headed to and from the zone. the last flight from orlando to philadelphia arrived. they were thankful they were able to dodge the storm. >> we had a lot of rain over the last couple days. and the wind was starting to pick up. >> and the staff told us to hurry up and board. so we can get out of here to make sure that th