my blood pressure staring at that the expansion runs from johnstown to fort collins fox 31 has a look at what this means for drivers. the loveland neighbored there is nothing there's nothing like a gridlock on i 25 to fuel his frustration nonstop. baby somewhat a flat tire and the hold things back. same for bob. actually accidents are happening left and right too many people for two lane roads. the way for the overloaded two lane highway and fort collins to johnstown the project is critical to the region to northern colorado enemy forces a commitment from a commitment from larimer county for $15 million combined with 10 million the neighboring towns to snag matching federal funds to build of third lane in each direction of the interstate which ford board says works wonders and other parts of colorado in fact in some prove to 20 to 50 percent not for the people to use but also for people who are traveling in the free general-purpose length some drivers say they welcome anything to her jurors can direction but others question of paint to drive faster is fair. i'm just disappointed it wo

. >>> for no reason in johnstown and now the owner wants answers and see if you can help. >>> plus. >>> there were four shootings across the denver-metro. two turning fatal. we'll talk details next. >>> first we want to get to breaking international news. a deadly plane crash in europe. >> danielle has the latest from our first alert desk. >> we have the moments this plane went down at the multa airport. all ive people killed. we got word that the five were french officials who were tracing trafficking routes from libya. that's where this plane was headed. let me play this video for you right now showing the moment the pllne went down. you can see the plane. it apparently tilted, then fell out of the sky right after take off and then it blew up. a dramatic fiery crash. the five people onboard were fr. all of them killed. reopened as investigators look into what caused this. >>> it's now 4:31. here's your first alert that we're in for a beautiful day. we have a broncos game today. perfect weather. upper 40s and low 50s in spots and dry conditions. beautiful weather. again today, you're

we met mark at a johnstown steel mill-turned-scrapyard where he works. >> 25 years ago this place was making wheels and stuff, you know, metal and all that. now it's a ghost. >> reporter: it's a ghost town? >> yeah. >> reporter: the steel industry employed about 18,000 people here at its peak in the 1950s. foreign competition and new technology wiped out those jobs and the community has yet to recover. he thinks trump can change that. >> we see someone trying to bring jobs back to america instead of shipping them out and, you know, letting them build stuff overseas. >> reporter: jws industries is one of the few steel factories still operating in town. the ceo says his workers believe trump will protect u.s. manufacturing. how many of your employees are registered democrats? >> roughly 75% are registered democrats. >> reporter: how many of them are voting for donald trump? >> it's about 90%. >> reporter: a loyal base has helped the democrats win pennsylvania since 1992. however, many voters this year they are looking at the candidate, not the party. weijia jang, cbs news, johnstown, pe

coming up at 5:30 from philadelphia to johnstown we will show you what the candidates need to do to win the keystone state. >>> the ratings are in for tuesday night's vice-presidential debate and it seems like interest just wasn't there. 37 million viewers tuned into see mike pence and tim kaine in a display that many thought was too argumentative. by comparison, 70 million people watched sarah palin and gentlemen biden debate in 2008 and 50 million tuned into see gentlemen biden and paul ryan debate in 2012. >>> concerns impact this years presidential election that was so large, cnn reports 24 states asked department of home land security for help. it is in the clear which state, you even though pennsylvania is said to be one of the most vulnerable. dhs official say there has been 20 attempted hacks on voter registration systems nationwide and russia is believed to be the culprit. >>> contractor for the national security agency is behind bars, accused of stealing government secrets. federal prosecutors say that harold thomas martin the third at midded to stealing highly class fight com

well, donald trump speaking in johnstown, pennsylvania, a little early there.losing bell.s six minutes till the bell rings. we'll be right back. stay with us. shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. cheryl: next week is the biggest week for earnings season. google, amazon and apple on tap. stifel-nicolaus's chad morganlander with his 2016 outlook. i can't wait for apple after samsung's problems. that will be the story. >> absolutely right. you will see above trending revenue growth as well as earnings that will probably surprise on the upside. expect also google to exceed estimates on the revenue side as well as earnings. when it comes to technology and consumer electronics, it is actually really, a avenue that is actually doing quite well. cheryl: do you worry about amazon that it maybe has gotten too frothy? it is an a

take a listen to donald trump in johnstown, pennsylvania just a little while ago. >> when i'm president, we're going to start making things again in america. we are really going to start making things in your great state where i went to will school, in pennsylvania. we're also going to unleash the power of american energy right here in pennsylvania. shale, oil, natural gas, clean coal and all of the you this infrastructure that comes along with it. the secure energy for america association just endorsed, guess who? donald trump. >> all right. now i mentioned this is at newtown athletic club, this is a private club, it is a up scale athletic club in newtown, bucks county but some people are upset about this, ukee. in fact, some people have cancelled their memberships because donald trump is going to be on the ground tonight? what is that all about. i will have that story and i spoke to jim worthington coming up at 6:00. reporting live from newtown bucks county, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thanks very much. >>> on the democratic side of the things hillary clinton wi

before he gets to bucks county, trump will campaign in johnstown pa.oe biden will trump in wilkes-barre for hillary clinton.ç tim kaine will campaign in state college. count on nbc 10 to cover each of those campaign stops on air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> no formal talks are scheduled as we move into day three of the faculty strike at more than a dozen public universities in pennsylvania. once again yesterday, unionized faculty hit the picket line at west chester university. they said they're angry over a contract offer that cost them more for their health care plan and changes other policies. officials with the state system say health care costs are rising for all americans. the system said it offered the faculty members pay raises. the striking faculty said they just don't want an unfair deal. >>> fully recognize that a lot of people are paying higher premiums as such. we're not saying ours should be cut. >> union officials said back channel negotiations are under way. state system officials said they are looking for a path forward. >>> nbc 10 caugh

he is in johnstown, what is he talking about there? >> doing what he's been doing the last few days. he is hitting hillary clinton, using the lines he's been talking about in the debates. in fact, right now, he is talking about the debates. interestingly, talking about the polls. this is such a big issue. he started out, his rally here, talking about how new polls are coming out that are showing him ahead. the crowd goes wild. they eat this all up. he knows and his team must know how much he is down. he was down by double digits for a lot of the summer here in pennsylvania. thenstatistically tied with hillary clinton closer after the first debate. he's back where he started. almost double digits in some of the polls. he tells his supporters they're up and they believe him. they have such a hard time with this because they look at a rally like this, with thousands of people packed. there's so much energy here. they're interrupting him every minute. then, to understand that in most of the polls, he is way down, they have a really tough t

rally at the delaware county fair in the afternoon before taking off for stops in north carolina and johnstown on friday. >>> police are making a huge bust getting drugs, guns, and criminals off the streets. they're not done yet. i'll tell you who they're >>> a life shaver becoming more available here in ohio. how females can get their hands on the drug that could save the life of a loved one addicted to drugs: and we were told to stop using our galaxy note 7 because they could burst into flames. now some want to know why they were still charging them for >>> citywide roundup, police trying to stop drugs in the city. >> they are sending a message to those in the illegal drug business. we are live at the police department. >> tracy, they made dozens of arrests so far. >> reporter: yeah. those arrests are still counting. they're still looking for people after complaints have come in to here to the -- as well as city hall about drug trafficking. 49 arrests and counting in operation exodus. $30,000 in cash, 1300 grams of heroin and cocaine and this collection of weapons. jim told me they arrested

from north carolina to pennsylvania, taking a live look right now at johnstown, a rally for trump is already under way right now, let's listen in. >> the likes of which you have never seen. makes it impossible for our businesses to compete. 70,000, you have heard me say this, i thought it was a typo, how could it be so much? 70,000 factories and you know better than anybody in this area, have shut down or left the united states since china entered the world trade organization. >> in johnstown, cam brea county, at the end of the day, he will have attended three rallies in pennsylvania state. hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine will be holding a rally in university city tomorrow night. in the morning they will speak at a high school in pittsburgh. kaine is already here in pennsylvania, he just spoke at a rally in state college. he talked to students at penn state university. vice president joe biden also in pennsylvania, he is speaking right now at a clinton rally at wilkes university in wilkes barry. . >> bill clinton attended a rally in jacksonville, florida, he spoke at the f

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weijia jiang, cbs news, johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. ((sharie johnson)) >> and i'm sharie johnson in for keristen. as powerful hurricane matthew makes its way towards the u-s -- people in coastal cities from florida to south carolina are getting out of town. ((brian loftus)) >> several east coast residents are hitting the highways trying to get out of the way of the deadly category three storm. matthew is ep afternoon holly firfer is live in daytona beach, florida with the very latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane latest. ((holly firfer)) >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane >> president obama urged residents in the path of hurricane matthew to take the storm seriously, warning

s latest stop, johnstown, pennsylvania. the massive rallies will continue through election day. he doesn't want to have any regrets. >> i don't know what kind of shape i man but i will be happy and at least i will have known that when lose or draw and i'm almost sure that -- of the people come out we will win. i will be happy with myself. >> trump has another stop in pennsylvania tonight. virginia beach tomorrow and then he will come to cleveland. see on lake erie. we've got whitecaps. a pretty cool view. there's going to be a lot of cold wet seats at the high school football games tonight. >> that is in november sky. a preview of that coming up in a week and a half. let's talk about your evening. if you're going to a high school football game, it will be wet and chilly on those aluminum seats. blankets and the rain gear. what we are saying, the trend is for the rain beginning to break up and taper off for a lot of you. we are beginning to see the streamer affect here. you can see these lines and that is lake affect taking over from the main low pressure system. is pulling over

i tell the story of the johnstown flood in 1889. 2000 people died in the flood, terrible, terrible flood and it was the largest loss of life on american soil until 9/11. president harris and, benjamin harrison, not his grandfather william henry harrison but he said that telegraphic message and they say this terrible disasters happen, please send resources. president harris and response with the telegraph, a message back and the message said, i paraphrase but you get exact tht text in the book which by the way is for sale up front, the message is in effect i'm sorry about your tragedy, not a presidential responsibility it's up to the governor to deal with. imagined it into president had said something in response, the denunciations, the lawsuits, the protest. it would be outrageous. it's just a very, very different time. president harris and to be fair does do something in response to this disaster. he since a $300 personal -- about $7500 in today's dollars so a significant donation. but still he's not giving up billions of federal dollars. he's giving out his own personal money and just

donald trump starting the morning in north carolina then heading to pennsylvania where he johnstown. >> hillary clinton has wikileaks proves is a corrupt globalist. >> in ohio clinton take the stage talking about her debates with trump and his arguments that she doesn't have stamina. >> i have now spent 4.5 hours on stage with donald, proving once again i have the stamina to be president. [ cheering and applause ] campaign is releasing another new political ad this week. the latest one stars the muslim gold star father whose son was killed serving in iraq. he tells the story of how his son died. it ends with him asking donald trump if his son would have a place in trump's america. new e-mails released by wikileaks show clinton's campaign was concerned with al gore last year. top aides president's decoration that he would not endorse clinton and blamed it on the bad history between the two. gore did endorse clinton after the primary wrapped up. >>> a sheriff running for reelection may soon face criminal contempt charges. the fallout for arpaio has already started. the formal charge ha

take a look at the limited visibility not too far from johnstown. you can see the fog. slower speed is recommended if you start coming across the foggy areas this morning where you're not sure what's ahead of you. take a look at the overall drive. you can see a lot of green including on and the same on i-25 down on this section of e-470. we had this closure of 50th and i-70. we'll be on scene as police investigate that flipped over car. that short police chase. broadway to the east can get you around that and you can use brighton boulevard towards franklin. but be mindful it is closed. loss of this officer. this is snider. he leaves behind a wife and a 2-year old son. only 33-year old. and we have a look at the 18-year old accused of killing him. foster is his name. he's charged with murder. this happened yesterday mornings responding to a disturbance call when investigators say foster shot him in the chin. back up officers shot the 18-year old. he's expected to survive. right now, it's not clear why the shooting happene aide to defense secretary carter should have know

this afternoon he finished his first rally in johnstown. hillary clinton is heading to our area tomorrow as both candidates fixate on this key battleground. they have just 18 days left to win over voters. andrea, donald trump has some ground to make up here in pennsylvania? >> reporter: that's right because all of the polls have him behind here in pennsylvania. so at this point, the voters he really needs to resonate with are women. >> look at all those women for trump signs, i love that. >> reporter: during a campaign stop earlier today in north carolina, donald trump signaled confidence in his support from women. but the polls show otherwise. >> he was close in pennsylvania and then is that state was released and he's having trouble with the woman vote. >> reporter: the comments about multiple allegations of misconduct that trump has denied still has him on defense. >> i supported him because i listened to the videotape and i don't know if anyone's ever heard a bunch of women during brunch and a bottle of wine that they could be stalwarts

tomorrow donald trump will be in johnstown while vice president joe biden campaigns for clinton in wilkes-barre. you can couldn't on nbc 10 to cover each of those campaign stops on the air and on the nbc 10 app. and on our app you can get a fact check of last night's debate and also why dead voters will not tip the election. >>> now to a mother-daughter cosmetic crime spree, where police say the duo got away with six figures worth of beauty products and turned them into cash. >> the mother-daughter duo was indicted today in trenton. take a look. this is a mother, 47-year-old carol britt, she's from north jersey and is currently in prison. this is her 23-year-old daughter, brianna britt, there is a warrant issued for her arrest. here's how police say the crime spree work. the two would steal expensive perfumes and face creams and other products from -- police say they got away with about $100,000 worth. and we have confirmed that one location was at the cherry hill mall. again, that mother is behind bars already, the daughter is now wanted. if convicted, they could spend five to ten years behind

this gold box was left on a porch in johnstown, pennsylvania. inside it, an urn contained a la the name "john hardison" was on top of the urn. the homeowner says he has no idea who hardison was or how the man's ashes could end up on his doorstep. a note found with the urn only adds to the homeowner's confusion. it read, "michelle and dread, your better half remains." ( john cenc / got strange delivery ) "rather surprised. i figured why would someone put ashes on my front porch? took completely by surprise." ( jeff lees / cambria county coroner ) "it's definitely a unique situation. it's the first time it's been here." the county coroner says hardison died of natural causes in 2009. three new airport employees will help travelers in san jose, california. ...but here's the kicker -- they're robots! meet norma, piper, and amelia. each one is equipped with a large touchscreen, giving passengers access to information about the terminal -- like where to find the ( rosemary barnes / airport spokeswoman ) "what they will do is both engage, entertain, as

with the johnstown flood, a 2000 people died in the slide it was the largest loss of life american soil until 9/11 benjamin harrison gets a telegraphic message from the elders say a disaster has happened please help us we need resources and he responds with a message back that says to paraphrase you get the exact text in the book, i'm sorry about your tragedy that is not a government responsibility. imagine today for president said that. the lawsuits and the protesters would be of wages. is a very different time. president harrison to be fair does something in response, he sends a $300 personal donation that would be $7,500 in today's dollars facility is not giving all billions of federal dollars but his own personal money as they were just turning red cross. you may say he was a republican but grover cleveland that the president the lead time he succeeded in succeeded a president congress would appropriate the funds to deal with the drought and cleveland would veto the funding. why? he writes a message they were frowned upon in the bush and obama years but in the message he says it is

we will bring prosperity back to johnstown. they're going to bring it back.re going to bring it back. your community helped build this country. one of the great places on earth. the iron and steel forged in your mills formed the backbone of our nation. you were the leading steel producer of the united states. did you know that? i just met a group of folks from a remaining steel mill, and i said, can you compete with other countries, in particular china? and the woman, who is a terrific woman -- where is that woman? -- jackie, where are you, jackie? she said our government makes it almost impossible for us to complete. they are still open, but you'll be competing like you have never competed before. do not worry about it, jackie. hang in, jackie. this was the town that people flocked to from around the world to make their american dreams come true. so true. the pennsylvania railroad was the gateway to prosperity. the cambria iron company right here in johnstown is etched into the great american story, so too is its successor, bethlehem steel company. it was th

widening i-25 from fort collins south to johnstown in a project that will hopefully help out with more people and more traffic headaches. >> it's still certainly worth living here. this is a great place to live. >> reporter: and it's not just larimer county. weld county is also expected to grow over 110% years. quite the boom up here. mark boyle denver 7 said news of a tragedy in rocky mountain national peak. park rangers found the body of a 61-year-old man from greeley who fell while climbing. here is a map of longs peak. the man slipped on ice and fell about 100 feet yesterday. the victim has not been identified yet. office is still investigating. >>> new details on the very dangerous hurricane matthew. it is now barreling down toward haiti expected to dump torrential downpours before making landfall tomorrow. a direct hit could be disastrous. much of the infrastructure in haiti is week from the 2010 earthquake that killed more than 200,000 people. hurricane matthew could still impact the u.s. hurricane matthew could still impact the u.s. it should be off the coast of florida later i

campaign push through several key battleground states and will hold rallies in north carolina and johnstown, pennsylvania before returning to virginia and ohio on saturday. and hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine will campaign together in pennsylvania we don't know where just yet but is expected to appear in philadelphia area as well as pittsburgh. >>> turning to other news, crews are still working to clear the wreckage of a plane that crashed into a camden county neighborhood yesterday. the officials just released the names of the people inside and the injuries they suffered. annie mccormick is live now with those details. >> reporter: according to linenwald police the passenger said there was an unknown mechanical issue before the crash and have not been able to interview the pilot yet. both are in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> faa investigator as rived to the crash site again this morning. it was yesterday afternoon when the plane plunged into the backyard of this lindenwald home. both people on board survived and were rushed to the hospital. according to

don in johnstown reporting 36 degrees. won't be stop as yesterday, but still chilly at 40. let's check in with joel. >>> unfortunately after that i have to talk about trouble. southbound coming into town, a stall in the left lane, not express toll lane. you can see the cars trying to get by. it's slowing things down. speeds dipping down into the 40s behind that, that's an average in some of those lanes speeds in the teens and 20s. headlines this morning for a cupcake that some people seem to think is racist. the bakery owner named the cupcake with an oreo baked inside, mr. president. customers lashed out over that. the baker said her decision was partly based on the fact president obama's favorite cookie is an oreo. she changed the name to the professor. >>> this man is taking a 21st century approach on a tradition many of us grew he's using solar panels to power it's freezers in his ice cream truck. he says he's been working on this about three years in las vegas. >> the noise from a generator, the maintenance, the fuel, the emissions, anything. solar panels will last 25 y

johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green.

family is desperately searching for answers after their dog was shot to death on their property in johnstown. in the backyard. it was shot with a pellet gun. the dog was left in the fenced yard for a few hours while the kids were at school. >>> new developments, the family of a chef who was shot and killed near his englewooo home may finally see some justice. 216-year-olds have been killing 33-year-old nicholas lewis back on october 1. they are already in custody on unrelated charges. the 216-year-olds face first- degree murder and attempt to this man accused of shooting and killing a teenager, this is 48-year-old keith amick. he shot two teenagers who jumped his backyard fence where he was apparently growing marijuana. a 15-year-old boy was killed, and a 14-year-old seriously hurt. >>> some people living in a popular downtown neighborhood they think twice before they go on their next beer run. josi hawkins was killed over outside of a liquor store on 20th and park. the argument may have led to shots being fired in the five points neighborhood on saturday night.>>> nearly 15,000 vehicles wer

in johnstown don reporting 38. it's a relatively mild start to the day. we are expecting a record high temperature this afternoon. let's get a check on the traffic with here's a look at the drive from southbound 225. it will take about 3 minutes to head southbound from parker road to i-25. as we take a look at the rest of the metro wide picture, we have slowdowns northbound i-25 at around highway 36. alan, we are still working that offhighway incident, it's a reported water main break at 16th and lewis. >>> joe, thanks a lot. a sign that's lit up controversy for a long time in a sandwich shop in down. even that is causing controversy. the former restaurant owner posted a piece of paper long ago that read, this is america. when ordering speak english. it was posted for a decade and it caused even controversy across the country. the former owner has since passed away, but spoke passionately about that sign in 2007. >> you can learn 100 languages. i have no problem with that. but here this sign is also telling you, here we only speak shop after he passed awa

johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. >> if matthew directly impacts florida, there will be massive destruction we haven't seen in years. >>> right now on cbs north carolina, hurricane matthew is expected to strengthen yet again as it threatens parts of florida. >> i continue to ask the citizens of south carolina to ay continue to take care of your neighbor and make sure we're watching out for everyone. >>> plus from florida through south carolina is, people are packing up and heading out of the storm's path. >> we'll show you what officials in north carolina are doing and alyssa will have the latest path. good morning. i'm russ bowen. stefan, great to have you back. >> good morning, russ. glad to be back.

. >> anyway, donald trump spent time at his rally today, it was in johnstown, in pennsylvania, talking about both clintons. both the president and first lady. always been told focus your attention on the person you're running against. here he's doing something else. here he is. >> we have a president, all he wants to do is campaign. his wife, all she wants to do is campaign. and i see how much his wife likes hillary. but wasn't she the one that originally started the statement, if you can't take care of your home, right? you can't take care of the white house or the country. wheres's that. i don't hear that. i don't hear that. she's the one that started that. i said, we can't say that it's too vicious. we can't say -- they said, well, michelle obama said it. i said, she did? >> trump was referring to comments michelle obama made in 2007 which were taken as a shot against the clintons in the primary fight. why is he doing this? >> he's not nimble, but i get what he's trying to do. he's trying to say, hey, i know the obamas are popular, and don't you remember when they didn't like the cl

trump has a second event in johnstown while vice president joe biden campaigns for hillary clinton in wilkes-barre. today, trump doubled down saying he would accept the election results if he's the win. some critics worry he is creating dangerous doubt in the democratic process. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> today in ohio, donald trump promised to accept a clear election result. but he's not sure there will be one. the republican nominee renewing claims that the race against hillary clinton could be rigged against him. >> this is how donald thinks, and it's funny, but it's also really troubling. >> there's a lengthy history of the losing conceding to the winner going back to 1,800. the federalists versus the jeffersonnians. >> to the wonderment of the world, they gave up their power and turned it over to the new group. grudgingly, reluctantly, thinking of ways they could regain it, but they did it. and after that, that became the american norm. >> at one time in history, in 1860, before an election ever happened, one

couple of showers that could come out better chances as you go north of denver up i 25 hit johnstown and continue to winter and up to fort collins into weld county. i can't rule out one here in denver, but i think that's as far south as that rain chance will go. here is a wider view across the state, quiet tonight there is that ribbon of clouds that is no one rain north central mountains north and east. once again from i 70 south, not much going on. most tonight called 20s in the mountains from steamboat onto gunnison. pagosa springs will be in the 30s and '40s here with 50s eased to the southeast and then an noticeable change tomorrow refreshing 60s and lower 70s replacing the 70s, 80s, and '90s we had today. here is a closer view into metro 60s if you looking at the almanac that's exactly where we should be at this time of year. too low, to quit, that means the dry weather takes right back over. i like the refreshing temperatures wednesday and thursdays in the upper 50s and low 60s, but i would like to see more rain in the forecast because the 70 comes back and the dry stretch cont

johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we launch the new series campaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. >>> right now hurricane matthew slamming the bahamas hand heading for florida next. >> a super bug scare at a local high school students infec and indians set the to face off in game 1 tonight. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, october 6th, and one thing is on everyone's mind and that is matthew. >> that is matthew appeared here

. >>> ashes should not be disposed of in this way a johnstown pennsylvania man found a gold box on his front porch and inside he found someone ashes. name on the box was john partisan and bundle contained a note, cryptically it read michelle and dread your better half remains. man who found box said it was a little unnerving. >> why would someone put ashes on my front porch, it is just completely by surprise. >> especially a unique situation that occurred in the 17 years i have been here. >> coroner says if hardison's relatives are not located his remains will be buried in a public cemetery. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch hope may be on the horizon with patient was alzheimer's disease. an experimental drug is preventing inflammation in the brain link to the disease. the known as nprx07 removes protein that can cause inflammation and damage neurons. >>> tiny pieces of pollution can damage blood vest else in young adults according to new research. an american heart association journal researchers tracked 72 healthy, non-smoking young adults for three winters and found pollution from cars,

trump will cam pane in johnstown, pa.also vice president joe biden will stump for democratic nominee hillary clinton in wilkes-barre and her running mate, senator tim kaine will campaign in state college. clinton and kaine will be in philadelphia tomorrow. >>> if you'd like the best year for the school, vote for christa. >> fifth graders at evans elementary school in evesham held their own election for student council representatives. the candidates delivered speeches in what teachers called a great learning tool. >> we're promoting leadership, responsibility for all the students and when you throw in the campaign and learning about political parties, we're trying to teach them about the process of what it takes to become a leader and great role model. >> students will head to the polls today to cast their votes. good luck to the candidates. >>> 5:06. 64 degrees outside. ending the workweek with more warm weather. there's fog to contend with and temperatures will change. there you go. >> you can see it. looking past the b

weijia jiang, cbs news, johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morningmpaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> boarding up people up and down east coast of florida are bracing themselves for hurricane matthew after storm devastates cuba. >>> unaudible. >> neighbors stepped into rescue people trapped in the house after a big, explosion. and we will have the remarkable story of how they did it. >>> surprise announcement from ride the ducks if you ever wanted to ride on one in philadelphia a we will tell you why you may have missed the boat. >>> but first we will begin with hurricane matthew as it heads towards united states. it is thursday, act sixth i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. >>> hurricane matthew is pounding

earlier today law at the came bree he ya' county war memorial arena across the state in johnstown.e told supporters there he will overhe see the biggest tax cuts since ronald reagan promised to cut what he called job killing regulations and promised to protect religious freedom. trump is vying for pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes crucial to winning the election. hillary clinton leads trump in the key keystone state. she was up by four. with the polls tightening the trump campaign is also focusing on other he key battleground states like ohio. the latest poll in ohio released yesterday shows the race all tied up. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: indicative of just how crucial pennsylvania is for trump his campaign is set to spend four and a half million dollars on advertising in the final days of the race. we're live here in newtown bucks county, i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news. jim. >> thank you dan. hillary clinton will be in philadelphia tomorrow along with her running made tim kaine. she'll campaign at a get out the vote rally following a stop in pittsburgh. this aft

we met mark at a johnstown steel mill million turned scrap yard. >> twenty-five years ago this place was making wheels and stuff, metals and now it is a guess town. >> reporter: it is a guess town. >> reporter: yeah. >> reporter: steel industry employed 18,000 people here at its peak in the 1950's, foreign competition and new technology wiped out those jobs, and the community has yet to recover. the change is coming. >> we see someone trying to bring jobs back to america instead of shipping them out, and letting them do stuff overseas. >> reporter: jws industries is one of the few steel factories still operating in town. ceo bill, says his workers will believe trump will protect u.s. manufacturing. how many of your employees are registered democrat. >> roughly 75 percent of registered democrats. >> reporter: how many are voting for donald trump. >> about 90 percent. >> reporter: loyal base has helped democrats win pennsylvania since 1992 but many voters told thus year they are looking at the candidate, not the party. weijia jiang for c about s3 "eyewitness news". >>> and it is gettin

weijia jiang, cbs news, johnstown, pennsylvania. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morningmpaign 2016, issues that matter. today, we talk with senator lindsey graham about foreign policy. plus, how a top high school football team in washington state is having trouble finding an opponent after three teams forfeited. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,, i'm kenny choi. >>> your realtime ca ptioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, you are looking live at coit tower in the city of san francisco, home of the new york giants! just kidding the san francisco giants who pulled it off last night with a 3-0 win over the new york mets. wow. what a game. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. and you're in a lot of trouble, kenny choi! >> mutiny on the set! [ laughter ] >> oh, no. >> did you say the new york giants? >> those are some fighting words. >> no. san francisco giants. >> you got to give them some respect after that dramatic win. >> great performance by bumgarner. he shut out the new york mets! [ laught

donald trump will also campaign today in johnstown, pa.also, vice president joe biden will stump for hillary clinton in wilkes-barre and her running mate, senator tim kaine will campaign in state college. tomorrow, tim kaine will join hillary clinton in philadelphia at a get out the vote rally in university city. count on nbc 10 to cover each of those campaign stops on air and, of course, on nbc 10 app. >>> just when you think you've seen it and heard it all, this election season, there's this. >> michelle obama gives a speech. and everyone loves it. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> ahead, donald trump and hillary clinton square off again but this time for humor's sake. >>> also, this new castle county bakery was a local landmark until it was destroyed by fire. ahead as they rebuild, the owners of the bakery are now going after who they blame for the fire. >>> 4:36, the time. 66 degrees. another warm morning. a little bit of a breezeç and some bits of fog, too. there are massive changes on way for

. >>> for no reason in johnstown and now the owner wants answers and see if you can help. >>> plus. >>> there were four shootings across the denver-metro. two turning fatal. we'll talk details next. >>> first we want to get to breaking international news. a deadly plane crash in europe. >> danielle has the latest from our first alert desk. >> we have the moments this plane went down at the multa airport. all ive people

trump is flying east on friday to johnstown, pennsylvania, where he'll have a rally at the cambria county war memorial recent in a. the third and final presidential debate is tomorrow night at 9:00. hillary clinton and donald trump will face off at the university of nevada in las vegas. you can watch it all right here on fox 29. >>> a walk through the park turned into an emergency when a woman says she was attacked by a dog. what she's pushing for she says would have kept her safe. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock, police are on the hunt foreman tow think is behind a zero receives 7eleven robberies. the unusual weapon cops say he's using to steal the store's cash. >>> sean? >> lucy, sam bradford coming back to the eagles and he's smiling. he's undefeated and knows doug pederson's offense all too well from training camp. pederson talks about the bradford actually has unfair advantage later in sports. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder c

trump will stump in johnstown pa, tim kaine will came pain in state college.orrow, kaine will join clinton in philadelphia at a get out the votal rally in university city. count on nbc 10 to cover each of the campaign stops on air and the nbc 10 app. >>> the al smith charity dinner in new york is a tradition for presidential candidates. >> last night broke new ground with both hillary clinton and donald trump trading punches in between the punch lines. watch this. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. and i very politely replied, let me talk to you about that after i get into office. >> donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. i have to tell you, i am so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhan enhancer. now, actually, i did. it's called preparation. >> now the candidates did shake hands afterwards. >>> no formal talks are scheduled as we move into day three of the faculty strike at more than a dozen public colleges in pennsylvania. once again, yesterday unionized professors hit

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 does not care he invited trump to his club with open arms. >> single most significant event in 38 years so i'm excited in that respect. but we're excited for people of bucks county. >> reporter: some of his former members don't see it that way. >> it is up

>>reporter: it happened in this quiet johnstown subdivision where we saw lots of dogs running around in backyards on this beautiful sunday. chase is worried about those >> he was really cute. he was really sweet to all of us. >>reporter: the family reported the crime to police and also exam and tell us that csu found a pellet inside the dog. but what chase really wants is an explanation.>> just know that my brother and i have broken hearts because one of our favorite dogs has passed away.>>reporter: a real mystery as police continue their the family has spoke to neighbors and some saw grizzly outside just an hour before he passed away. >>> let's hope they catch that person. knew tonight, a family devastated, heartbreaking ?mages out of palm springs were at least 13 people are dead and when a semitruck and tour bus collided. the la times reports the bus was returning from the red earth casino. >>> your voice your vote, knew tonight a big boost or hillary clinton. a new poll shows she is getting ahead by double digits as we approach election day. donald trump is facing challenging new

dean reynolds is in johnstown, pennsylvania, where trump will campaign later today. >> reporter: donald trump hasn't led in a poll here in pennsylvania since mid summer. the state's electorales crucial. when he comes to johnstown today he'll be charging that the election is rigged as well as a fresh sexual allegation of sexual harassment. >> you've been labeled a racist. you've been called a sexist. >> thank you very much. >> how do you respond to that? >> i am the least racist person you've ever met. >> reporter: walking out of interviews is seldom a sign of a successful campaign, but donald trump broke off two of them on about that? >> i know nothing about that. >> reporter: pleading ignorance about yet another accusation of public groping. >> then his hand touched the right inside of my breast. >> reporter: trump's campaign issued a statement calling that claim by yoga instructor karena virginia a smear and accusation of another circus-like antics. >> i willal results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> reporter: at a rally in ohio, trump tried to laugh off

donald trump will speak to supporters in johnstown pennsylvania. secretary clinton will make a campaign stop in cleveland, ohio live at 4:30 eastern on c-span 2. president obama hit the campaign trail today and said donald trump's claims are dangerous. this is about 45 minutes. ♪ president obama: hello, miami. how is everyone doing today? can everyone please give a big round of applause to dominique? we are so proud of her. saying to florida memorial university. -- thank you florida memorial university. go lions. it is wonderful to be here. love you back. i love you back. you know that. love, who's else i got a lot of elected officials here today, and some of your outstanding representatives, frederica wilson is in the house. statesr next united senator, patrick murphy. so if you have a seat, feel free to sit down. [laughter] if you don't have a seat, don't. [laughter] just make yourself comfortable because i've got some things to say here. [cheering] so -- so --[cheering] so this will be probably one of my last visits to miami as president area do

the cool spot is johnstown at and evening notice those temperatures will warm-up a little bit. it will not be 70s and 80s through your evening. we are in the 60s. by 10 pm your ad 62. 62 at 10 pm in canton. mid afternoon highs in the mid 60s with sunshine. clouds will thicken up through the evening. if you are planning a late-night walk or little bonfire, take the sweaters with you. the rain >> on this the 70s and 80s already. >>> donald trump swung through cleveland last night giving a speech along with his running mate mike pence. donald trump stuck to his major talking points, but a comment he made before visiting northeast ohio is getting a whole lot of attention. he laid out his agenda for his first 100 days in office but he was overshadowed by his bow to sue all of the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct . >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. it was a total fabrication. the events never happened, never . all of these liars will be sued after the election. >> donald trump suggested that hillary clinton's campaign is behind the allegat