carol erickson has more from moorestown. >> reporter: veronica jones hughes, and, and in the township of moorestown a much deeper and more difficult clean up is needed, 400 feet deep in the ground in the township's water supply. >> one, two, three try clear propane and it is a solvent paint thinner type, contaminant. >> reporter: neither moorestown utility superintendent or anybody else knows exactly how the the one, two, three, got in the water, that comes out of the faucets in moorestown, but township didn't wait to, completely shut off, down to three, two big wells that pumped it up. >> and we are doing so voluntarily. >> reporter: that left outside well number nine and inside well number seven completely closed down since monday, no roar of the motors that normally pump half of the town's water, moorestown other unaffect water sources will keep picking up the slack to fill up the the short water glasses and the tall water towers. >> talking to our engineers is that there is several different, treatment options. >> i trust that they will be vigilant and make sure a water supply is

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in moorestown after speaking to some of them. dave, i'm sure they've got a lot to say. >> reporter: lucy, this unusual string of armed robberies here in moorestown has lots of people concerned. the latest one as you said here at this family dollar store. three armed men came in wearing disguises and baggy clothing. they forked all the employees to the back of the store. they even disconnected the surveillance cameras but not before they were caught on tape. >> something you expect to owe -- not something you expect to see in moorestown. >> reporter: a police patrol wagon crept through the parking lot outside this family dollar store wednesday in the wake of an unusual string of armed robberies in this upscale south jersey community that has police scrambling and the public worried. >> really scared you think something like that would be going on and make you on edge. >> reporter: armed robbers caught on tape at businesses across moorestown. like row money know's gas station where a masked bandit struck twice in the last few weeks

it was first detect in the march of lasts year, in moorestown. >> homeowner veronica john hughes of moorestown is easy fall clean up, surface dirt. but at the water treatment plant on church street, township of moorestown, much deeper and more difficult clean is up needed, 400 feet deep in the ground in the township's water supply. >> the one, two, three propane, and it is cents like a solvent paint thinner type contaminant. >> neither the moorestown utility superintendent or anybody else, knows exactly how the 123tcp got in the watt their comes out of the faucets in moorestown, but the township didn't wait to completely shut off. down to zero, the two big wells that pumped it up. >> drinking water is safe in that no one has turned the women off. doing so voluntarily. >> left outside well numb beer nine, inside number seven, completely shutdown since monday. in roar of the motors that p.m. half the town's water. moorestown's other un affect the water source also keep picking up the slack to fill up the short water glasses and the tom water tower. >> talking to our engineers, is that there is s

if you have any information, you should contact moorestown detectives. coming up at 6:00 how the robbers in one case tried to short circuit the police investigation. that's coming up at 6:00. lucy. >> all right. new jersey, dave. >>> right now, fox 29 news is working to get results and in fact there is a sidewalk collapse -- actually not sidewalk collapse city trash can crush the sidewalk in front of his row home. kind of collapsed and he wants to know who is going to fix it. the case very much highlights the confusing rules governing responsibility for the sidewalks in front of your home. fox 29's bruce gordon is in the newsroom and, bruce, have you actually been able to sort through all of this? >> reporter: i think so, lucy but it has not been easy. the short answer is, you are responsible for the up keep and the maintenance of the sidewalk in front of your home. but what if a city vehicle damages the walkway? now it gets interesting. 500 block of garrett street is thinner than light beer. just wide enough for two rows of cars. so when a small city tr

bus was headed to moorestown upper elementary and stopped at a light. now as fox 29's sabina kuriakose reports police are trying to get alleged predator off the streets. >> reporter: tuesday it was a typical start to the school day at moorestown upper elementary school. kids were happily heading to class until a stranger pulled up alongside a yellow bus just down the road from the grade school. here at the intersection of borton landing and westfield roads. >> the two children are both fourth graders both males who go to the school were sitting next each other, and like i said they happened to look out the window and observed him, the gentleman made eye cop tact with them and that's when he exposed himself. >> reporter: they told their parents. the suspect described as man in his 30s or 40s with a beard and a mustache driving a gray sedan possibly a honda or an acura. >> especially at that age. >> reporter: debbie olson has school aged kids. she says she's horrified to hear about the creepy act and wonders how parents can ever talk to their kids about s

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in moorestown tonight. sabina? >> reporter: iain, what's really frightening about this is how close it happened to this school. take look. you can see that intersection in the distance just a few hundred yards from this elementary school. that's where police say this alleged predator struck. now they're working to try to get him off the street. >> obviously a sick and disgusting person. as we said we want to get somebody like that off the street. >> reporter: schoolbus full of grade schoolers heading to moorestown upper elementary school just before 8:00 tuesday morning when a stranger did the unthinkable. >> the two children both fourth graders at both males who go to the school were sitting neck to each other. like i said they happened to look out the window and observed him, you know, the gentleman made eye contact with them and that's when he exposed himself. >> report roar police say the bus was stopped at a light at the intersection of borton landing and westfield road when the man in a gray car pulled up alo

, kind of blows my away. >> armed robbers caught on tape in businesses in moorestown like romain owe's gas station, have struck twice in recent weeks. last week three gun toting roberts in disguises cents and baggy clothes hit the family dollar store just before closing. >> very dangerous guys, obviously, extremely concerned, our detectives are working on it, working on actively working on the case right now. >> really scary that you think something like that would be going on, and make you on edge if anything. >> armed robber also hit this 7-eleven on west camden, and one tried to rob this 7-eleven on chester avenue. so far, this year, armed robberies have more than doubled in moorestown, up from 75 year ago. >> we've had 19 robberies so far this year, and we've cleared 11 of them. soap, we're, you know, having some success. >> police stepped up patrols near local businesses and this man was arrested for one of the robberies, detectives are pursuing leads, in the latest dollar store stick up, investigators are concerned about possible violence, with the increased number of armed hold-

it blows me a way. >> reporter: armed robbers have been caught on tape at businesses across moorestownike romano's gas station where a masked bandit struck twice in recent weeks. last friday, three gun toting robbers in disguises and baggy clothes hit the family dollar store just before closing. >> very dangerous guys obvious obviously. extremely concernedly our detectives are working on the case right now. >> really scared. make you on edge if anything. >> reporter: armed robber also hit this 7eleven on west camden and one tried to rob this 7eleven on chester avenue. so far this year, armed robberies have more than doubled in moorestown up from seven a year ago. >> we've had 19 robberies so far this year and we've cleared 11 of them. so we're, um, you know, we're having some success. >> reporter: police stepped up patrols near local businesses and this man was are a arrested for one of the robberies. detectives are pursuing leads in the latest dollar store stick up. investigators are concerned about possible violence with the increased number of armed hold ups. they're looking for the

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in moorestown. sabina? >> reporter: lucy the bus was headed here to moorestown upper elementary school yesterday just before 8:00 o'clock and i want to show you just how close to school this incident happened it was actually at that intersection over there in the distance of borton landing road and westfield road just a stone's throw away from the school when 24th grade boys look out their schoolbus window and made eye contact with man in a gray sedan that pulled up next at the schoolbus. police say the man acknowledge the grade schoolers then proceeded to pull down his pants and expose himself to the young kids. the boys told their parents about it and police were notified. knee less to say people here are horrified and police now actively hunting for this alleged predator. >> looked up at them and seemed to acknowledge them. they observed him pull his black sweat pants down and expose himself. so he obviously knew what he was doing. obviously we're very concern. detectives sent out to area departments to

laurel, new jersey, moorestown, mt. laurel road, between union mill road and wood view drive, there is water main break that has that road closed. your alternate, hartford road. also, on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound, approaching willow grove, construction there has two left lanes blocked. and back in new jersey, 295 southbound, route 168, there is construction that has two lanes blocked until 6:00 this morning. kerry? >> sue, thank you. it is 4:02 this morning, beginning with breaking news, one person injured in a car accident early this morning. it happened just before 2:00 near the intersection of second and erie. no word on what led to the crash. >>> also, new for this morning, woman at philadelphia international airport claims she was kick off a plane overnight for tweeting about her delayed flight. >> heard about this happening before. fox 29's lauren johnson live at the airport with this story. so what happened? >> reporter: kerrey, just looking at her social media sites, apparently still stuck here in phil

after nearly a decade have of building the brand new multi million-dollar moorestown township library the architect and town leadership wanted a medal on to represent all that hard work. they thought they came up with we confirm things twice. but, with that mantra residents started doing a little google translating and came up with we second guess all. next to it the date in roman numerals says 1653, when it should say 1853, the day that the friend of the library group were formed. >> that is funny. >> it even looks like it is an ipad, in the sign-in sheet. >> reporter: they could have used an ipad. >> definitely. >> reporter: oh, yes, it does say we second guess all behind me but people living hearsay this place is not about ignoring your problems but it is about confronting and fixing them and that is exactly what the architect who design these says he will do, for free. architect rick are reagan is in charge of the project and his firm is solid on what the fix is but here's the option. >> we will pay to remove the entire medal ans and reset a new one. >> reporter: because we at "ey

then we have an accident actually, in moorestown, new jersey, moorestown, lenola road, right there byavenue, before you get to route 38. so look out there. going outside, sun glare, popping around the conshohocken curve. certainly will cause some delays this morning. as we take live look at the schuylkill, look at the wicked sun glare, and right now, with the timing, the sun is almost right at that dashboard level so you will be flipping down the sun advise or, using the shades this morning. going back to the maps, mass transit, buses, trains, trolley, running with no reported delays. alex, back over to you. >> as you know by now, bob kelly's our new traffic reporter. we're so happy to have you, bob. so keep those tweets coming. we're getting a lot of great ones, look at that, nice there. let's welcome bob to the good day family by using the hashtag fox 29 good dayment bob will join us for the entire 9:00 hour, when good day returns. >> i am? >> oh, ya. >> o >> it is cool and the gang, you know why we're celebrating? we have a new traffic reporter. now, sue can relax. >> so excited to

in moorestown, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> oh, of all places, the library. >> i know, glad we got that cleared up. >> right now 5:48. one of the world's most beautiful couples, expecting a baby. they now have shared the news with their fans. we'll tell you how coming up. >> plus, vampire in philly? oh, well you have to see the hilarious reaction to this halloween stunt. first though here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> reality couple speaking out since sentenced to jail. theresa and joe are charged with fraud and con syrupy. last week judge sentenced theresa to 15 months in prison, her husband will spend 41 months behind bars. judge staggered their sentences so one could be at home with their four daughters. >> she is like, mommy, don't worry about it, i'll be there, i'll be there, you know, i'll help daddy with the girls. >> the couple pled guilty to federal fraud charges back in march. theresa reports to the prison in january. >>> and, also, the word is pregnant. actors blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting a baby. the former gossip girl ac

between the the area of moorestown and mount laurel road. we have a closure at union mill. best all the made hartford road as they continue to work on this and watch out for an accident on 295 northbound route 70, no delays for mass transit, natasha. >>> texas health officials say this is week that people who came in contact with the the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. could develop symptoms, if they were infected. a as susan mcginnes reports officials around the world are considering ways to fight the out break that continues to ravage west africa. >> reporter: texas ebola patient thomas eric duncan continues to receive an experimental drug to help save his life. duncan's on a ventilator at texas health presbyterian hospital and getting kidney dialysis. yesterday ding an as 19 year-old son who had not seen him in 16 years visited him the hospital. >> keep praying. >> reporter: health officials are monitoring 50 people had director indirect contact with duncan after he fell ill late last month. centers for disease control and prevention says infect people can

in moorestown and mount laurel. it is a pretty licensing stretch of real estate that is closed. if you are traveling around this area hartford road would be your best alternate at this time. also in new jersey, on new jersey turnpike north bound right around exit 7a, i195 we had an earlier truck fire extinguished but may still have remnant on the road there. on the pennsylvania turnpike watch out for construction in either direction between fort washington and bensalem, you may notice lane blockage or two but still not causing too much of a problem. mass transit, there are no delays at all, natasha. >>> a five car crash in north philadelphia send two people to the hospital, this was the scene just before 2:00 at second and erie. a 23 year-old man is hospitalized with a broken leg, 26 year-old man was also hurt and is in stable condition. no word what caused this accident. >>> happening today an arraignment for jeremiah jackson man accused of murdering a woman and stuffing her body in the duffle bag. twenty-three year-old lauer an arujo was robbed, beaten and strangled in july an

. >> reporter: when moorestown took wraps off its new crown jewel public library back in may. >> it has radiator heat and floors. >> reporter: every detail was taken into account. >> it has a great children's library. >> reporter: well, almost detail. >> i was embarrassed. >> i would have never noticed it. >> reporter: apparently someone did notice it. >> it is a 11 million-dollar building and they could not get it right. >> reporter: this latin inscription was supposed to translate into, we confirm all things twice. a nice sentiment for a library, except, that is not what it really says. a simple google translation tells us that the latin phrase nos connecto, actually mean we second guess all. unfortunately it is already etched in stone. >> someone came by the building and googled it and came into the meeting of the the town hall and told mayor and council. that saying says this. and everybody said what? >> reporter: building's architect owned up to the mistake immediately. >> someone googled it and a wrong translation. >> reporter: do you think that is fun i check out roman numerals r

moorestown, new jersey getting some rain and a little bit of rain moving in the philadelphia area. temperatures, they are on the mild side this morning because of the the clouds that we have had overnight. 66 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-five mount pocono. sixty-three wrightstown. sixty-two in trenton. sixty-three in wilmington. sixty-six in wildwood. wind out of the south, milder wind. we will have a mildish kind of day to day and maybe even a little bit of sunshine. next time we will check that future cast for you. rain is around this morning. the just in case umbrella is a good idea, 75 is the high temperature today. that is your weather authority forecast at 4:02. yeah, it is 4:02 in the morning sometimes it just hits you, right. in north philadelphia, we have a fire at a vacant row house dauphin street at ninth, void that area and take diamond street to get around it. on the turnpike northeast extension southbound approaching lansdale we have construction with the right lane block this morning and on the northeast extension, southbound near quakertown there is construction,

the bus head today moorestown upper elementary school and was stopped at a light tuesday. driver reportedly pulled up alongside the bus just down the road, at the intersection of for the landing and westfield roads. police say that's when he got the attention of some of the student, and expos dollars himself. >> answers into the rocket explosion off the coast of virginia. >> some experts are now saying the rockets engines are to blame. this is new video of the rocket connect motion, taken by a pilot about 3,000 feet in the air. the cause of the blast unknown. but possible culprits include the rockets engines made in russia back in the 60s, and were recently refurbished in the united state. orbital scientists which operate add rocket have been criticized before for using russian parts. the company says even before the failed launch they've been reviewing alternatives to those particular engines. this unmanned rocket headed to the international spay station with supplies, also on board, science experiments from more than dozen high schools across the country, and that includ

the bus was headed it to moorestown upper elementary school, stopped at a light, this is tuesday. now the driver reportedly pulled up alongside that bus, the intersection of board on landing, westfield roads. police say that's when the guy got the attention of some of the student on the bus, and then he can positioned himself >> for the third time in five years the jean are the world series cramps. >> the lefthander so young, so talented, and has three world series rings now in his young career was dominant against last night coming out of the bullpen, pitching full five innings, leading the giants to three world series wins, in five years, the final score three to two, in this game seven. >> first time they won game seven of the world series, 79. that was pirates-orioles. >> somebody just told that you. >> firm foley, that was good team. >> good night. >> all right. we will cover up a of the stories for this morning, unmanned rocket exposed -- explodes six seconds after take off. on board, experiment by south jersey kids. what they were trying to send into space. >> and are you p

laurel, where there is a water main break, moorestown-mt.aurel road between union mill road and wood view drive. that road is closed, your alternate is hartford road. now the pennsylvania turnpike, approaching reading, we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer, and trash truck, and you are not going to be able to get by there. so, the debris is in the westbound lanes, and it actually will be very slow going for you there this morning. finally, the accident on 295, the northbound ramp to route 70 eastbound, vehicle spun out, the ramp partially block, well, they've cleared that up now, kerry? >> sue, thanks, 5:03, breaking news right now, man arrested for drying under the influence following early morning car crash in philadelphia. it happened just before 2:00 near second and erie. police say the driver broke his leg, and was taken to the hospital to be treated. >> woman visiting philadelphia says she was kick off a flight headed to boston overnight, because of something she tweeted. >> yes, fox 29's lauren johnson live at philadelphia i

. >> reporter: when moorestown took the wraps off this new crown jewel public library back in may -- radiant heat in the floors. >> reporter: every detail was taken into account. >> it has great children's library. >> reporter: well, almost every detail. >> i was embarrassed. >> apparently someone did noti notice. >> this is an $11 million and they couldn't get it right? >> reporter: this latin inscription etched on the side of the new building was supposed to translate to, "we confirm all things twice". a nice sent many for a library. except that's not what it really says. a simple google translation tells us the latin phrase actu actually means we second guess all. unfortunately, it's already etched in stone. >> someone came by the building and googled it and came into the meeting of the town hall and told the mayor and the council that saying says this. and everybody went what? >> reporter: the building's architect owned up to the mistake immediately. >> someone googled it. it's the wrong translation. >> reporter: if you think that's funny, check out the roman numerals. reading th

and otherwise out in moorestown, new jersey, road closure there, as well.f we can advance our map here, we keep that going out in moorestown, new jersey, i guess we don't have it? we head over to nicole. >> investigators are trying to determine if remains found over the weekend are those of hannah graham. >> search teams fawn the remains just 8 miles from where the university of virginia student was last seen. police have not confirmed the remains are those from gram, but they notified her parent of the discovery, also cents called off the rest of the public searches. gram disappeared september 13th. jesse matthew is charged with her abduction. >>> suspect on the loose, two others in police custody after man savagely beaten to death on small bucks county community. >> happened yesterday morning near the intersection. post road, and pennsylvania avenue in morrisville. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the latest on the investigation. it didn't happen in the woods, alley, or at home. it happened on the street, in broad daylight, across from a chu

in moorestown, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> oh, and on a library, of all places. boy, that's a no-no. >> right now 8:19ment halloween comes early for some children in delaware. >> "eyewitness news" at alfred i dupont hospital, for children, in wilmington, for spectacular party. oh, halloween hosed the event for patients who might not be able to trick-or-treat with their friends and family members this year. the store is also donating a portion of the bail proceeds to dupont to help make hospital stays a little less scary for children and their families. having a god time. >> looks like it. >>> and hey, a look at this great pumpkin charlie brown. huge gord grown in croatia, 1388 pounds. >> wow: its per military in 16 feet. perimeter. yikes. named largest pumpkin in all of europe. just last week. >> i would worry. >> and get this, say the growing season not even over yet. so some of the other gourds could catch up. >> so in all of europe, i wonder, not all -- >> don't cross the ocean, we apparently can give them a run for their money, in all of usual. >> -- all of u

laurel-moorestown border, 2.71 a gallon. down in the two-point 60s closer toward the shore, more than 50 cents a gallon less than you will pay at most philly gas stations. so 20-gallon fill up doing the math that's $10 savings, take the $2 talcony palmyra bridge across route 73, there is a whole bunch of gas stations crossing the bridge. that's $18 difference right there. you smokers grab your cigarettes while here. avoid the new two bucks more a pack tax on them in philly. and the savings really start to add up. so, 2.71 by the way, a dollar less than what was being charged here just over the summer. that is how big the savings are. and you can see in the booth here that are open, they've been dropping prices cents so much, they're keeping the magnetic numbers real handy for these guys, because these prices are falling every two days. and also, one other thing you will notice about these guys, big fans of the best dj in philadelphia, who is on the air right now, jacky alabama. how about that for an extra bone just this live

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live now in moorestown, new jersey, talking really money. this is a mine story in a lot of ways. steve? >> well, you seem like a mine expert. like modern day irving r levin. remember him? >> no? >> economics reporter for nbc news nor decades. all right, he knew the price of oil like you do. so, i'm very impressed. kerrey, you're impressed? right? >> daily, obviously. >> reporter: right, and he's calling it crude oil, too, right? >> actually, sweet crude, please. >> reporter: i just love how they call it the price after barrel. i've never bought a barrel of anything. i buy it by the gallon, let knee know how much oil is a gallon, like even if you buy home eating oil, you buy it by the oil. five gaps please for my condo. anyway, getting to the point. look at the price. all lit up. it looks real good in lights, doesn't it? demand down. supplies up. prices cents down. gas hasn't been this cheap since december 2010. and new jersey, among the now 17 states with gas price below three bucks a gallon, delaware has just joined the group. you can find

fox 29's steve keeley live in moorestown, new jersey, little more on what exactly is behind this drop. steve? >> reporter: specially with the nasty damp raw weather, you don't get out of your car over here, so you probably want to pay $7 a gallon just to avoid having to get your hands on that discusting pump, and having to get out of your car. but look how low they are here. 2.71 a gallon at the citco on route 38 and church road, here in moorestown, right on the mt. laurel border. this is our low price leader, closest to the philly bridges. that's more than 50 cents a gallon cheaper than most of the philly gas stations cents, we pass coming over here. pennsylvania not yet one of the 17 states, where gas is under three bucks a gallon. so why is it so cheap? well, tomorrow, two years to the day, sandy, officially, came, a hurricane from tropical storm as it first hit jamaica two years ago. and no hurricanes hitting off shore refineries this season, one of the major reasons why gas is solo. low demand, the top reason, high prices cents have put many of us in economic cars and trained us

your choices are moorestown at timber cook creek. collingswood at west deptford and/or glassboro at bishop eustace. vote now on the audio road show app. we'll announce the winner tomorrow. >> all right. >> frenzy always sneaks up on us. >> here it is. >> vote. >> ready to go. >> tell me where to go. >> halloween. >> halloween frenzy. >> spooky frenzy. >> we'll be right ♪ >> villanova university in the pink tonight for the lights for the cure campaign. buildings across the area are displaying pink lights during october as a reminder to women to schedule a mammogram. cbs-3 and the cw philly have teamed up with susan g. komen philadelphia for lights for the cure. >> when you go out to eat how closely do you look at the menu you may not realize it but the way it's set up can actually influence what you pick and make the restaurant the most money. three on your side tonight will show you how on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. >> hmm. >> thanks for watchin watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. for kathy, beasley and all of us he

this happened moorestown, burlington county. the architect says he learned of the problem from residents who translated it online. he says he'll pay a stone cutter to change the phrase to, we encourage all. he will also have the roman numerals fixed to reflect the proper year. >> there's the thing called google translates which we did not look at. i'm of the age i don't look at these things first off. so as a result, when you put it into google translate, it comes out, we also second guess. >> the mayor says mistake is only mistake if you don't have the courage to correct it. >>> in philadelphia halloween grinch caught on camera. >> she stole one family's decorations, the clues police hope will track down a thief. >> and we've already introduced to you betty, her peaceful life in a chester county animal sanctuary was threatened when somebody shot her with an arrow. today we made the trip to see how she's doing. howard? >> and why was lesean mccoy not in the game yesterday in critical series in the fourth quarter? chip kelly give

neighborhood network they will change before your very eyes here between 63, 64 at new castle, moorestown in at 63. valley forge and west chester lower 60's, at the this time of the day, on this day of the year, kind of a big deal. it is nice and mild to start things off here. pollen report this is not been an issue lately. it continues to in the be an issue up though ragweed is predominant one, levels remain low. don't freak out when i show you this we are looking to the second system a moment ago coming in saturday. there will very likely be some wet snow flakes that mix in with this because it is such a cold air mass. we are not expecting any really strong chance for any of this to accumulate in our area let alone stick. ground is too warm. but it will be about that time of the year where we start to see killed air air creep in and precipitation is american just rain. at minimum rain showers, maybe a steady rain and maybe some wet snow flakes but weekend as a whole is raw windy and chilly, vittoria. >> that map made me think of the moment when you have to think extra early to start the

bars tonight. 48 year old theodore brown, jr., was arrested and charged with several crimes in moorestown, dating back to august. cops say brown whose from camden robbed romano service center twice. once in august and then again in september. they also say he's responsible for holding up a 7eleven earlier this month. >> it is a big night for 17 year old malala. she is the young girl who stood up to the taliban so girls around the world can just go to school. ? just hours she she'll receive the libby medal. bruce gordon is live at the convention center where malala just spoke and, bruce, i know some young girls got an opportunity to meet malala and they're ecstatic. >> reporter: absolutely, lucy. the girls are from mount st. joseph academy in flourtown. they were in fact here at a separate event from the liberty medal ceremony actually a forbes magazine forum on youthful difference makers and they were here because it gave them a chance of a lifetime to meet face to face with a young woman whose inspiring story caused them to mount their own campaign for education equality. >> give hope to

take look at the seal at this brand new library in moorestown township.t says -- the architect and te town officials thought that it read" we confirm things twice "but the literal translation from latin turned out to be" we second guess all ". the seal next to it also reads 1653. it should read 1853 when the friends of the library groom group form. the architect is promising to fix the mistake but so far in word on how. >> the supreme court refuses to hear appeals on same sex marriage effectively legalizing it in 11 additional states. the move paved the way for marriages today in virginia. the high court's move allowed for same sex marriage in utah, indiana, oklahoma and wisconsin. it also impacts six other states governed by the same lower courts. that makes same sex marriage legal in their states and the district of columbia. >>> olympian michael phelps was suspended today by usa swimming for six months in the wake of his second dui arrest. the olympian can train. he just cannot compete. the news comes a day after he announced on social media he was ent

your choice are moorestown at timber creek, collingswood at west deptford and glass grow at bishop eustacete now on the audio road show app. we'll have the winner >> villanova university in the pink tonight showing support for the lights for the cure campaign. buildings all across the area are displaying those pink lights during october as a reminder to women to schedule a mammogram. >>> for the 13th year cbs3 and the wc philly teamed up with susan g. komen for lights for the cure. >>> fall fashion takes center stage tonight in bala cynwyd. >> "eyewitness news" at saks fifth avenue where it was all about the guys. philadelphia style magazine hosting a release party for its men's issue. tonight's event featured an incredible fashion presentation by eric jennings many i was delighted to be part of this issue there and even more delighted to be joined tonight by my fashionable colleagues jessica and kathy an good time was had by all. we'll >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von

. >> contaminated water has forced moorestown new jersey to shut down two wells that supply half of the township's water. tests found that one, two, three try color porphin and industrial solvent in cleanser. that's classified as a likely carcinogen. the chemical was first discovered in the water last year. officials say they'll be able to supply the town's water from other sources until they figure out what to do next. >> if there's one place that you don't want your name to end up as as a result of a mistake, it is the social security administration's death master file. tonight three on your side's consumer reporter jim donovan reveals how you could be declared dead. >> we are sorry to learn of your loss. >> he's reading a condolence letter from the social security administration on the death of his mother-in-law. >> but there's one problem. his mother-in-law isn't dead. >> she's not dead. she's alive. >> reporter: alive and in need of her monthly benefit from the social security administration cut off after listing her as dead. >> she use that money for hursting home expenses. >> rep

it is part of the new library in town hall in moorestown.g was supposed to be with the latin motto we confirm all things twice. instead the edging readings we second guess all. [laughter] >> the stone cutter will change the phrase now to say we encourage all. the wering was rebuilt after a fire destroyed in it 2007. >> wow. >> nice new building anyway. >> it's a beautiful building and a little funny. let's take a look outside right now and check the mid span of the platt bridge. you're clear looking g we have been talking about a few sprinkles. you see how dry those roads look right here n some spots it's a little damp. turin mill bridge reopened yesterday. the rehab has been completed. this is kind of a big deal there in chester county so go ahead and make use of it, dave. >> we got a couple light sprinkles around between now and about 7 or 8 o'clock this morning. depending on where you live you might want an umbrella with the kids. this afternoon t-shirts work though. if you're catching the bus or the el, 65 degrees by 9:00. right now we'r

an hour along 295, also the turnpike through willingboro, wood lane, maso masonville, medford, moorestown and toward mt. laurel. more rain moving up from the i-95 corridor but toward baltimore and washington and this is a history of some gusty winds. you can see it all lifting toward the northeast going in our northern and western suburbs within the neck hour, and here reported in maryland a 40 miles an hour gust these storms do have history of gusty winds and heavy downpours. winds out of the south right now between 10 and 20 miles an hour for the most part. they will be shifting once that front passes and it still will be windy tomorrow. future weather has good ham on these two rounds of rain, and as we progress through the overnight you can see the heaviest rain through 2:00 a.m. and skies begin clear. here are the details. we are expecting about half an inch of rain throughout most of the area. but in those storms, a little more than that. gusts to 40 and some of the storms once again the heaviest rain moving out by 2:00 a.m. come ugh and will it be clear enough to see the blood moon

network temperatures we're seeing here, valley forge, you're seeing temperatures into the mid 30's, moorestown, 34 degrees, new castle, in at 37. and we are getting report of frosty windshields, out there, so depending on your location, depending how cold it is, and depending if you have a garage, of course, you may need little extra time to be thawing out. halloween forecast, though, pretty pleasant one for the northeastern united state overall. we keep it cool. i'll give that you. high pressure is here for one final day before our next duo of low pressure systems starts to encroach on the region as a whole. so, back here at home, we are talking upper 50's at best, starting with some sun, yelding for some clouds as the day progresses, up in the poconos should generally stay sunny it, will change with time, everybody starts to see the clouds thicken later tonight. 48 degrees our expected highment and here come that duo of storms, by tomorrow, the showers, the chill, the breeze, is setting back in for our area. vittoria, we send it into you. >> thank you so much, katie. and happy halloween, goo

your choice also moorestown, kimber creek, collingswood at west deposition forwards, or glassboro at bishop use that is. friday football frenzy! >>> and the sixers made some roster moves ahead of wednesday season open nerve indianna. they traded poultry to the nicks for travis outlaw, then both teams dumped those guys. sixers pick up a draft pick in the transaction, together we continue to build. home opener saturday versus miami. erika, back to you. >> thank you, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we have update o on top story. a meeting tonight at central bucks high school west, as the school and community deal with the hazing scandal, that has brought their football season to abrupt ends. we'll have a live report. >> also, some stunning video of a fiery car wreck, where this happened, and the police chase that proceeded that crash. and, jessica and katie return, they've got traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back in two minutes. >> breaking, this video just in, of pitbulls take never for medical evaluation, at alleged dog fighting ring in south phila

, time for to you vote on this weeks friday football frenzy, game of the week, your choices are moorestowner creek, collinswood at west deptford or glassboro at bishop eust ace. vote on the audio road show app. we will a announce the win are tomorrow, erika. >>> coming up in the next hall an hour of "eyewitness news" a music mogul arrested what a police officer says he did to a photographer, jan? >> reporter: with contract negotiations continuing septa passengers are wondering how much longer they will have a ride with the possible strike, still on the table. aim's jan carabao in upper darby with the details straight ahead. >>> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's, a foggy scene down the the shore. when will that if you go lift? katie tells you coming up. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman

the defense contractor has local headquarters in moorestown and a technology lab in cherry hill. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a warm start this morning. we are in the 70s right now, and we're tracking some showers. we'll see some scattered showers this morning develop and some heavy downpours with storms coming in tonight, but we could see some pretty good showers during the day as well. those heavy downpours could lead to some localized street flooding, but no widespread flooding expected at this time. look at the 70s right now for allentown, northeast philadelphia, millville with clouds overhead. it's dry right now in cape may. cape may will be avoiding the showers for most of the day, but tonight that will change. the wind, that's another story. that is still with us after a breezy day today helping to boost our temperatures into the upper 70s and low 80s yesterday. look at the winds gusting to more than 20 miles an hour in the pocono mountains, reading and lancaster and parts of south jersey as well. we're watching the radar screen, w

also construction in moorestown in new jersey spruce avenue will close at magnolia court.onstruction scheduled to begin today. this is going to last from 7:00 until 3 o'clock so through much of the daytime hours. use maple avenue instead. time for your commuter traffic report and we're looking over here on the maps. i've got the waze app on the ipad. upper providence township no reports of problems. newtown square west chester pike up towards radnor township, devon, lancaster avenue 202, the construction there is clear and things are looking pretty good right now. no one reporting any problems and that's the way we like it. how about the temperatures much certainly no complaints here. it's 61 degrees already in quakertown, 60 in warrington, 62 in center city. our average high for this date, 62, 63 degrees so you can see right now in the overnight low we're staying very mild. 52 in browns mills, 61 in hammonton. it's 67 in dover right now so starting off on the mild side. a spotty shower around. other than that, no weather related problems and that's sure not a big one, a h

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moorestown we have a down pole from a crash blocking 41 and avon terrace. >> summer increasingly becomingng today. >> reporter: we have the advisories and warnings earlier. they were beginning to expire now. 35 degrees in allentown, 36 in reading. 34 in trenton. we are above freezing in millville, but barely. philadelphia has been holding in the low 40s as expected. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 62. it will be milder than over the weekend. sun and clouds, tomorrow mostly cloudy and damp at times. >> coming up on "g.m.a." celebrity workout secrets. we'll see you in 30. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. an alarming new health alert for parent this is morning. why your child's medication could be make them sick. >>> and julia roberts. >> i have been bullied when i was younger. it made me feel insignificant. >> the "pretty woman" speaking openly about bullying and why these kids are her heroes. >>> and the story people can't stop clicking on. how siri is making a big difference for one boy with autism. their surprising friendship. >>> from sofia to shaki

in moorestown burlington county there's a problem with 41. >> reporter: a lot of people tweeting in the jersey, 34 degrees, that's similar to what we're seeing across central south jersey and the northern suburbs. 33 in trenton. 34 in allentown. 32 the freezing mark in millville. philadelphia, 42 degrees, there are frost at advisories and freeze warnings until 8:00 a.m. everywhere except philadelphia and delaware county and new castle county. 45 degrees in philadelphia by 9:00. by 9:00 most of us climbing out of the 30s. 55 by noon. 61 by 3:00 p.m. 62 is >> welcome back here our top story which is breaking overnight in the last couple of hours. fire has damaged 8 apartments do you want shore. chopper 6hd is live overhead that building has a partial roof collapse, the somers point apartment on mays landing road. no injuries reported. firefighters on are still on the scene. >> reporter: we have slowing i-95 northbound, david. we have a first frost of the season and freeze warning for the areas highlighted in blue. 45 degrees by 9:00. we're in the upper 30s by 9:00 in the suburbs, the high

in moorestown, new jersey, a pole is down so that road is closed take your alternate at camden avenue and route 38. finally bells run road at welsh road an accident there. mike. >> thanks, sue. >> 7:02. new to the latest on that ebola situation. the pentagon says it is forming a team to help medical staff in the united states, if needed, the 30 person support team comes from all across the military services and will help civilian medical professionals. the centers for disease control and prevention will announce new guidelines for health care workers treating possibly bowl a patients which included using protective gear more efficiently with absolutely, no skin on the entire body, showing. that was the the problem down in dallas their next were exposed those two nurses. >>> the world health organization has officially declared an end to the ebola out break in the country of nigeria. the the announcement comes 42 days since the the last day in nigeria. tests negative for the virus. health officials say nigeria had traces of every contact in the ebola patients in the country. it started