our natasha brown shows us the last minute campaigning. >> reporter: i'm natasha brown in pittsburghhere both candidates for pennsylvania governor spent their last frenzied hours before election day trying get out the vote. >> work hard. >> reporter: in the final hours before election day, governor tom corbett made a stop in west chester, pennsylvania, reminding voters why he deserves four more years in office portraying his democratic challenger tom wolf as a candidate set on raising classes on the middle class. >> it can be summed up in one word, taxes. >> reporter: but wolf is quick to fire back from this rally in lancaster monday afternoon attacking corbett on cuts to education and the lack of job creation throughout the state. >> this is about education, it's about jobs, it's about fairness. >> reporter: the candidates wrapped up their campaigns having started on one side of the state and ended on another. hundreds of miles traveled, no time to waste. while recent polls show corbett still trailing by double digits, the gap has narrowed and it's left to voters to decide. governor

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is live tonight with a look at the incidents which was caughtn camera. natasha. >> reporter: well, we are here at southwest detectives tonight where they are continuing to investigate this incident. this on the heels of bartram high school beefing up security adding more security cameras and police to try to stop the violence there at the school this year. a substitute teacher at bartram high school lays motionless in the hallway after being thrown to the ground by a student slamming his head on the floor. police say the thursday afternoon attack began with a verbal altercation between the 18-year-old student and the teacher inside a classroom. >> the 18-year-old student walks into the classroom, he's not supposed to be in there. the teacher coven front him tells him he has to leave. the student refuses to leave. as he goes to reenter the classroom to try to get him out of the class the student pushes him. >> reporter: when the two see each other officers say things escalate. >> they have a verbal confrontation. the student grabs him from his ne

natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> just days after the explosion of a nasa rocketn virginia another rocket crashed, this one deadly. a virgin galactic rocket blew up scattering debris over the mojave desert. it was part of a test run for a commercial spacecraft. danielle nottingham has the latest. >> today was a tough day. the record of virgin galactic spaceship two is scattered across part of the mojave desert. it happened shortly after the space plane detached and fired up its rocket engine as it has successfully done in previous test flights. one pile will the was found dead inside the spacecraft. the other parachuted out and was seriously injured. >> the test community is very small and we are human and it hurts. >> reporter: marlene rulely often watches the test flights is it this community is built around this industry. this is tragic. >> reporter: spaceship two took off from here. the aircraft was using a new fuel formulation that executives say had been tested and proven on the ground. the company's billionaire founder sir richard branson was hoping to ride

our natasha brown is live on the parkway showing us how the city is already getting prepared for the pe. natasha. >> reporter: well, can chris, we can tell you that since that exciting announcement earlier today, hotel phones have been ringing and city agencies have been very busy preparing already for the pope's visit. there is an elect if i go excitement in the air in philadelphia just hours after an historic announcement. >> philadelphia. >> the pope is coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the benjamin franklin parkway for a papal mass as the pope becomes the fourth to visit the u.s. only the second to visit the city of brotherly love. >> you start making a new to do list quickly. >> reporter: the to do list will be lengthy with visitors from around the world flocking to philadelphia during the five-day world meeting of families. security will be tight. thousands of media representatives from around the globe will be present and hotel rooms will be in high demand with some hotels already reporting that they're sold out. >> there are

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.ats and gloves very handy. temperatures are on the decline as we head into the night. meteis

good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown, thanks for joining us, still no sign of the 21 year old, but family and friends do remain hopeful a mass was held in honor of shane montgomery tonight. they gathered in manayunk, following a candlelight vigil in canal park. matt rivers live in manayunk. he's got the latest on this search. matt? >> reporter: search crews have finish their operations for the day earned zero, ending their day by honoring the young man that they are looking for. all the pain, not knowing, all of the emotion, past three days came through on saturday night. a vigil was hell for shane montgomery, west chester university student missing since 2:00 a.m. thanksgiving morning. dozens of people crowded the sidewalk across the street from kill dare's public, the last place shane was seen. amidst the crowd the two people hurting the most, shane's parents. >> just keep praying, that's what tonight is, and people open their hearts. >> somebody knows something. somebody knows where shane is. >> many of those in attendance were the same people who spent their day combing through

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us, police arrested david tow lil owe following report made to septa police by septa worker. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers broke this story for us, he's live at northeast detectives tonight with the latest details in this investigation. matt? >> that the tasha, although he never admitted to being the mayfair tire slasher, david toledo has new set of charges to face this evening after he allegedly committed a crime right in front of a septa employee. the alleged crime happened right near toledo's oxford circle home. this time the tool of chews, glue mace trap with nails stuck on top. >> we think he is nuts. it is not normal. the guy obviously needs help. why would you want to destroy people's property? it is just ridiculous. >> on wednesday police say he walked up behind a septa vehicle park near this intersection and placed the trap behind the tire. they say a septa employee was in the front seat and watched toledo wack back inside his home just up

we begin with natasha brown life on the parkway tonight to show us how the city is already preparing for the pope. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we can tell you that since the exciting announcement earlier today, hotel around the city and the phones there have been ringing off the hook we understand, and also city agencies have been very busy now preparing for the pope's visit. there is an electrifying excitement in the air in philadelphia. just hours after a historic announcement. >> philadelphia. >report the popeis coming to ph! >> reporter: as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the ben franklin parkway for papal mass in september 2014. pope francis become the fourth pope to visit the u.s. only the second to visit philadelphia. >> as soon as you hear something big like that is official you start making a newed to list. really quickly. >> reporter: to do list at visit philadelphia will be lengthy with visitors from around the world flocking to philadelphia during the 5-day world meeting of families. security will be tight. thousands of media representatives from around t

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.inter has made an early arrival it appears. the question now is when more seasonable temperatures are going to return for us. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking this cold stretch plus he's keeping an eye on a storm system that's heading our way as well. justin. >> that's right, natasha. a warmup really not happening any time soon so get used to it. december-like temperatures in our forecast. today we struggled to make it into the mid 40's, a good 12 degrees below average. many spots in the 20's this hour 26 in millville, atlantic city airport 28, allentown 19 degrees in mount pocono this hour still hanging onto 33 at the airport in philadelphia. 31 northeast philadelphia, 26 doylestown, 25 mount holly. look at quakertown coming in 23 degrees this hour. it's a lot colder than last night at this time. a good four to even 9 degrees colder across the delaware valley. so that core of the cold air is settling in across the delaware valley and we have clear skies for the moment. the cle

natasha brown at corbett headquarters in pittsburgh. natasha? >> reporter: certainly a tough night here for all of governor corbett supporters. we can physical i was short time ago he did enter the room flanked by friends and family members just a short time ago he says he called tom wolf earlier tonight and thanked him for this heart fought fight he described this as a are in energetic campaign but he says that wolf prevailed and he wishes him the best over the next four years. so while corbett is conceding defeat tonight he says he's very proud of all he's accomplished as governor. here's some of what he had to say. >> i'm particularly proud of everything and every office we have done because we did it for the right reason. we did it for the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. (applause). >> i'm overwhelmed by all the support of friends from by childhood to my college days to my days in the district attorney's office. u.s. attorney's office, private practice in the military. it has been a wonderful trip but it's just the end of one jou

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we now go deep inside this case as our natasha brown talks exclusively with key players who were in theiddle of it all. >> reporter: in january 1996 john dupont an hair to the dupont company chemical fortune drove to the guest house on his sprawling estate known as fox catcher farm in newton square and shot and killed 36 year old david schultz. schultz an olympic res leng gold med list lived there with his family and had trained like hundreds of other athletes at the estate run by dupont. it's a moment that brought richard show berg a swimming coach to his niece. >> he said, dick, john dupont shot and killed dave schultz and i fell to the ground. >> reporter: stunned to collapse richard spent 10 years coaching at the world class athletic facility built by dupont. a team fox catcher banner still hangs on the wall at germantown academy where he's coached swimming for four decades. >> i loved the guy because he helped so many kids. i loved dave schultz. on that day i lost two really droves close friends. >> reporter: the world would come to know a very different john dupont in the days fol

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.o many were left shocked by the gruesome details surrounding the death of three year old scotty mcmillan and as a community continues to remember scotty, they're also honoring his brother, ryan. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in downingtown with the story. steve. >> reporter: natasha, there aren't. ways to say it. the community near chester county close to the story of ryan and scotty mcmillan is damaged. today we met a woman who says she is trying to change that. looking for a way to heel. >> it really has torn the community up. >> reporter: if you live in chester county at the very least you've probably heard the story of scotty and ryan mcmillan. for some here, it's paralyzing. >> the whole story has been like heart wrenching the last couple days i think for the whole community. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boys were victims in a series of horrifying beatings and torture sessions at the hands of their own mother and her boyfriend. three year old scotty died.

for justin, rob, all every us, i'm natasha brown.ee you over on cbs-3 after college football tonight. stick around. have a good night. ♪ arthur: carrie, i need you! carrie: i'm working, dad! my fish sticks are burning. so take them out of the oven. you said i wasn't allowed near the oven. make up your mind, mussolini! it's ok, dad. where do you hide the oven mitts? i hide them on a hook over the oven. all i see are pink puppets. those are the oven mitts! they're both lefties! have you been sitting there this whole time? uh, yeah. could you go in there and please take care of this? arthur: hey! hey, hey! those are mine!

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good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. it feels like december out there tonight.eally really cold night. let's get over to meteorologist justin drabick. he's here to tell us how it's going to get. >>> this cold air not going anywhere any time soon. get ready for temperatures to stay december like the next several days. these are the current numbers. we have highs today only in the mid 40s. 34 at the airport. 20 already up in mount pock know. 29 degrees in allentown. look at some of these suburbs. already down to 25 degrees this hour in quakertown. and again early in the night. we'll drop a few more degrees. northeast philadelphia hanging in at 35. now i want to talk about the temperature change compared to yesterday at this time. we're actually colder tonight from about three to 9 degrees colder so, yes, that cold air mass settling if any class cross the delaware valley. part of the problem fort cold air is the clear skies. not much going on here on storm scan3. but notice some clouds to the west near harrisburg. they'll stream in tonight. so once these clouds sta

natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. sha, thank you. >>> new tonight, members of the transport workers union local 234 voted just hours ago to approve a two-year crack with septa. workers will get a 5% raise for the duration of this contract. union leaders encourage members to vote yes after they reached a tentative agreement one week ago tonight. this deal avoids a strike that would have affected buses, subways and trollies. >> well also new at 11:00 we've learn the suspect in the abduction of carlesha gaither could be in philadelphia as early as monday to face charges. and as we dig deeper into the past of delvin barnes, we've uncovered a violent past that includes vicious attacks on his own family. barnes trouble with the law started long before sunday's abduction in germantown. his former father-in-law who we're calling anthony says barnes attacked him almost nine years ago. beating him with a glass bowl as the two struggled over a baseball bat. >> i hope he spend the rest of his life in jail or give him the death pen

at the philadelphia regional va office in northeast philadelphia, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news >> the united states marine corps celebrates its two hun 39th birthday today and they had a party in south philadelphia. this military gathering has been held outside of cookie's tavern for 40 years now. today world war ii veteran may ron finger who survive the battle of um woe jima bumped into louie la joy ya a fellow member of the 28th regimen. both men serve in the fifth division this was the first time they met. >> when you came here today, did you think you'd see another marine. >> never. i thought they were all dead but me. (laughter). >> thank god this beautiful man here. >> both veterans are 91 and took pictures today and traded stories from world war ii. >>> well, we want to honor your veterans and all veterans from across the area. share their become chess and their stories with us. facebook or tweet them using the hash tag cbs-3 and you may just see them right here on "eyewitness news". >> a touchin touching tribute to veterans at lincoln financial field. we'll take you the

. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.his is a story that you saw first on three. david toledo made headlines two years ago when he was arrested for multiple tire slashings in mayfair and this time police say he was caught trying to vandalize a septa vehicle. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers was the first to break this story for us. he's live at northeast detectives. he's got the latest details. matt. >> reporter: natasha, david toledo never admited to being the mayfair tire slasher but now he has a whole new set of charges he's facing after police say he allegedly committed a crime in front of a septa employee while that employee was sitting in his car. the alleged crime happened right near toledo's oxford circle home. this time the tool of choice, a glue mouse trap with nails stuck on top. >> we think he's nuts. that's not normal. the guy needs help. why would you want to destroy people's property? i mean, it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: on wednesday police say toledo walked up behind a septa vehicle parked near

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown reports. >> reporter: this has been a energetic campaign and hard for the fight, governor corbett did call tom wolf earlier in the night on election night saying that he he wishes him the best. he says he did prevail in this election and he wants to wish him the best over the next four years. governor corbett had really a long way to go here in an uphill battle for him. he consistently trailed in the poles by double digits but he is still very proud of all he was able to accomplice as governor. >> i'm particularly proud of everything and in every office we have done because we did it for the right reason. we did it for the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i called tom wolf, and i thanked him for a well for the fight. i congratulated him on his victory and i wished him well in the next four years. >> i'm so grateful and so grateful to the voters of pennsylvania forgiving me this chance to serve as governor of pennsylvania. >> reporter: the newly elect governor tom have wolf is exited to get the next four years going. at the omni willi

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers says the search is still on for the driver. >> reporter: the police car burned at 28th and tasker in south philly. eyewitness shot this video around 6:30 right about the time dante johnson jumped off his couch. just two houses away from the crash he described what he saw as he raced towards the flames. >> literally almost like the fourth of july. seemed like the hotter it got the more it spread. the more it was like popping and exploding. >> reporter: moments earlier this pickup truck had blown a stop sign colliding with the police cruiser. the officer was stuck inside dazed. his door wedged shut. the engine caught fire. >> seeing the flames me and couple other people ran to the cop car, pulled the cop out immediately. got him to safety. >> reporter: meanwhile the driver of the pickup truck had fled and a passenger in that truck was taken to the hospital. both crash victims were safe, but the car continued to burn prompting police to worry about th

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. emotions are certainly running high as the third day of searching comes to close. there have been no signs of shane montgomery since friends last saw him at a bar in manayunk. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in manayunk with more on the search and how it a community is honoring shane. matt. >> reporter: natasha, search crews finished up their operations a it will earlier this evening ending their day by honoring the young man they've been looking for. all of the pain, the anx of not knowing, all of the emotion, the past three days came through on saturday night. ♪ >> reporter: a vigil was held for shane montgomery west chester university student missing since 2:00 a.m. thanksgiving morning. dozens of people crowded the sidewalk across the street from kildare's pub the last place shane was seen. amidst the crowd, the two people hurting the most shane's paren parents. >> you just keep praying. that's what tonight is and people open up their hearts. >> somebody knows somet

our natasha brown has the story new at 10:00. >> why? that's the question.do that to any cemetery. >> reporter: that is the question that still haunts tom gates three months after discovering that flags had been burned and grave site markers destroyed at two cemeteries in bensalem. >> five different incidents resulting in a lot of damage of flags, american flags that were burned as well as damage to some of the monuments in the cemetery and other grave markers. >> reporter: the charred remains from the vandalism tour at the heart strings of patrick jones aviette yam war vet and chaplain of this v.f.w. post. his parents and several others are buried but their graves were left untouched. >> i'm happy to hear that they did get someone. >> reporter: relief came with news of an arrest in the case, 29 year old anthony davis is now behind bars. >> i'm glad that this happened on veterans day, that we were able to make closure of an individual burning american flags, an individual that was disgracing veteran cemeteries. >> reporter: flags have been replaced, grave ma

our team could have ratch begins now with natasha brown. life at city hall where many of the protesters first assembled tonight. natasha? >> reporter: crowd of protesters first gathered here at city hall and then they spiraled around the streets of center city philadelphia in protest that the grand jury decision in ferguson. >> no justice, no piece! >> reporter: from calls for justice and peace -- to a collective gasp raw emotion from many in the crowd gathere gathet philadelphia's city hall just moments after hearing the grand jury announcement in ferguson, missouri. >> no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson. report roar the jury decided not to indict officer darren wilson in the august 9th shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. scores of philadelphia police officers shadowed the crowd at city hall of about 125 people as they flooded mark street heading for the federal courthouse. >> i personally don't agree with it, and everyone who's marching out here for this exact reason doesn't agree with it. >>

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has our story. >> reporter: they wear eagles green.heir practices are just as fierce. their stature may be smaller but the olney eagles heart for the game of football is larger than life. >> we went eight and zero in our regular season. 10 and zero including the playoffs. we only gave up one touchdown all year including the playoffs. we scored over 200 points. >> reporter: these nine and 10 year old youth football league players have racked up impressive stats a record that's a landed them at a spot at the national championship game in tampa florida. there's just one problems. >> money, money, money. >> reporter: tell me was need there. >> we need any donation, any penny, any little bit helps. the guys have done a great job. they've worked hard. they look ford to getting to this point in the season and they're excited. >> reporter: the national championship game in tampa florida is just a few weeks away and the olney eagles are still thousands of dollars short of reaching their fundraising goal. >> it's going to be a huge experience fo

tonight, our natasha brown shows us how police are trying to cool down confrontations on the road andhe talks with a new jersey man who says he was forced to take lethal act. >> reporter: in january, a man is run off the road and murdered on i81 just over the pennsylvania state line. his killer is still at large. and last year, in maryland, a new jersey man, an off duty detective, driving with his wife and three children, used deadly force to stop another driver. >> i went to turn on to this i guess this road leading to the interstate. i made the left, and, you know, next thing i know i got this car up alongside me. just yelling at us. >> joseph walker says the driver screamed racial slurs and forced his vehicle off the row. when he got out to check his tires, two men got out the other car and headed toward walker and his family. >> as they started to get a little too close and ignoring what i was saying and when i could hear they were actually ignoring what i was saying when they came with that f you, you're dead, you know, you're dead, that's. that's when i drew my weapon. and i ask

natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:27 right now.r city is making way for some foot traffic today. we are half an hour from this, the the 21st annual philadelphia marathon. coming up next, we're live from the starting line. >>> also ahead the good, bad when it comes to prepaid cards, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what is being done to make sure you are protect. >>> dry for right now but some rain is on the way and carol also has her eye on some weather that could affect your thanksgiving day travel plans. she will break it down for >>> we are 30 minutes away from the start of the philadelphia marathon. i'm syma chowdhry with a live report, coming up. >>> syma is dry out there right now for those runners but a warm up is on the way and so is some rain. carol will be back to explain. it is sunday, november 23rd, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. just past 6:30. lets get to that forecast and carol. you said it will be a little bit rainy for the next couple days. >> the big news it

natasha brown reports on the last minute push. >> reporter: both candidates for pennsylvania governorhris crossing the state at a frenzied pace rallying their supporters both ending their day in the western part of the state at rallies in pittsburgh. >> i believe tomorrow night when you guys come around, whenever the final totals come in, that i'm going to be the victor we'll have a second term. >> i'm not cocky. i'm not getting complacent. i'm working really hard. i'll be working all through the election tomorrow. >> the final hours before election day, governor tom corbett made a stop in west chester, pennsylvania, reminding voters why he deserves four more years in office. portraying his democratic challenger tom wolf as a candidate set on raising taxes on the middle class. >> can be summed up in one word, taxes. >> reporter: wolf is quick fire back from this rally in lancaster monday afternoon. attacking corbett on cuts to education and a lack of job creation throughout the state. >> this is about education, it's about jobs, it's about fairness. >> reporter: candidates wrapped up

as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown tells it is, the candidate went down to the wire stompingor every last vote. >> candidates for pennsylvania governor criss-crossing the state at a frenzy state, rallying supporters, both ending their day in the western part of the state at rallies in pittsburgh. >> i believe tomorrow night, when you guys come around, when ever the final totals come in, that i'm going to be the victor, and we have a second term. >> i'm not cocky. i'm not getting complacent, i'm working really hard. i'll be working all through the election tomorrow. >> in the final hours before election day, governor tom corbett made a stop in west chester, pennsylvania, reminding voters why he deserves four more years in office. portraying his democratic challenger tom wolf as a candidate set on raising taxes on the middle class. >> it can be summed up in one word: taxes. >> but wore quick to fire back from this rally in lancaster, monday afternoon, attacking corbett on cuts to education, and lack of job creation, throughout the state. >> this is about education, it is about

natasha brown has this story knew tonight. >> why? >> that's the question. why would somebody do that to any cemetery? >> reporter: that is the question that still haunts tom gates three months after discovering that flags that been burned and gravesite markers destroyed at two cemeteries in bensalem. >> five different incidents resulting in a lot of damage of flags, american nags that were burned as well as damage to some of the monuments in the sem terry and other grave markers. >> charred remain from the vandalism tour at the heart strings of patrick jones a vietnam war vet. his parents and several relatives are buried at rosdale memorial cemetery but their graves were left untouched. >> i'm happy to hear hear they got someone. >> 2984 old anthony davis is now behind bars. >> i'm glad this happened on veterans day that we were able to make a closure an individual burning american flags. an individual that was disgracing feet veteran cemeteries. >> flags have been replaced. grave markers restored. patrick says now his loved ones can rest in peace. >> there

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. >> re acting to the va's changes "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke to few my staff heren -- >> an open forum for veterans, to voice their concerns, to a panel of veterans affairs officials, who can transform questions into actions. >> it comes on the heals of major reorganization, plan, designed to make it easier for veterans to navigate an off ten convoluted system. >> we recognize we couldn't continue to go forward with processing claims the way we were. >> moved deliberate are thely to engage in over arching transformation within the vba. >> wearing their service as badge of honor, took to the mike, many with mounting frustration, on what they describe as lengthy claims processing procedures, army veteran, left the military in 2005. plagued with injuries. a decade later, he says, he still is waiting on resolution to claim he's filed. >> i have the actual paperwork proving i have these different things that's going on. >> judges stone woman, or stone ball approach. >> concerns like this, are spear heading effort by the va to make maze like websites and processes throug

lets turn to our natasha brown live at corbett headquarters in pittsburgh with more now, natasha. >> reporter: good evening, chris. we can material you earlier this morning voter turnout was said to be brisk in the pittsburgh area and western pennsylvania region. we know that governor corbett has been out all day to take rallying his base to get out the the vote up until the very last moment. >> get out and vote. >> reporter: energized, confident republican incumbent tom corbett as he cast his ballot just outside of pittsburgh. >> every race i have run, be in predict i was going to win. we have won every time, including the the first time i ran for town hip commissioner right here in the seventh ward i was than the supposed to win and we did. >> reporter: governor in the final hours, still rallying his base to get out the vote. polls shown corbett trailing his opponent tom wolf but gap has narrowed with corbett continuing to portray wolf as the candidate that will raise taxes. voter turnout has been brisk throughout the state with corbett expecting strong support in pittsburgh. he ho

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> gloats i'm natasha brown cloudy and cold day makes way for a rainy night and a messy morning commute. justin. >> that's right, natasha, our next storm system is approaching the delaware valley. get ready for a rainy monday. i'll have the details in the eyewitness news weather forecast. >> plus, take two. crews remove a fixture of the philadelphia skyline on their second attempt. why the pnb letters came down. "eyewitness news" is n >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a cold and cloudy day is about to turn into a rainy night. we start tonight with our eye on the storm. right now a live look at storm scan3 shows a large system that is heading our way. it's expected to bring most of

our natasha brown spent the night with those relieved residents, a night that started with halloween. >> eric, did you kill that trooper? >> a collected sigh of relief from the community held hostage by fear for seven weeks. a crowd cheered and booed as eric frein was led into the pike county courthouse friday, to be charged with murder. >> just such a relief to finally be over, and be done, and know that, you know they could go outside and play. >> some sense of normalcy returned to neighborhoods hours after the manhunt for frein ended. the massive police presence, that once scoured the pocono mountains, replaced on this halloween by the site of children enjoying trick-or-treating, and activity that was set to be canceled. >> these kids, you know have lived with this police presence, and the concern of having a person that's on the run, and wanted by law enforcement, in and amongst them in their community now they can get back to normal. >> crying because just joy i mean to know that you can go out and play and not have to worry, and forget about the ridge or -- trick-or-treating par

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has that video and the details from southwest detectives. >> substitute teacher at bartrum high school lays motionless in the hallway after being thrown to the ground by a student slamming his head-on the floor. police say the thursday afternoon attack began with a verbal altercation between the 18 year old student and the teacher inside a classroom. >> the 18 year old student walks into the classroom, not supposed to be in there. the teacher confronts him, tells him they have to leave. they have exchange of words, in the classroom, student refusing to leave. as he goes to re-enter his classroom, to talk to the student again to try to get him out the class, the student pushes him. >> when the two see each other again in the hallway at the ends of the school day, officers say thinks he is call ate i had into much more violent exchange. >> they again have a verbal confrontation. the student grabs him from his neck, throws him to the ground, where he goes unconscious for a moment. >> reporter: no answer at the victim's southwest philadelphia home

our natasha brown tells us that wolf is ready to get to work. >> reporter: rolling up in the same jeep that has come to signify tom wolf, the governor elect greeted supporters near his home up to of york pennsylvania. >> thinks a wonderful honor. i feel humled by it, but they will never let me for get where i came from. >> reporter: hand shakes and gratitude one day after companies go to a win over incumbent republican governor tom corbett. wolf, a democrat, unseeding an incumbent pennsylvania pennsylvania governor, running for reelection, for the first time in modern day history. he credits areas like philadelphia where he dominated the support of the voters. >> we had a great turnout. philadelphia had a good turnout. allegheny county. number of count that is did very well. i'm grateful for everyone who voted for me. >> i think it is wonderful that he will be our governor. i think he will do a lot for us. >> he is from our area. he grew up in this town. i just think he will be good. i think he will be good. we need aid change. >> reporter: wolf promises change in the way of making edu

natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> now to new information coming out of delaware county whereice say they cited ten student for under age drinking at radnor high school. school officials tell us, that staffers observed the students in possession of alcohol before a pep rally, for the football team's game against lower merion on saturday. now, police say, they're also investigating the student in connection with possible drug activity right there on school grounds. >>> a teen want in the connection with a sexual assault is now behind bars, in darby. eighteen year old kaseem hill turned himself in police after investigators obtained a warrant for his arrest. authorities say hill learned the 14 year old victim to his home where he assaulted her. darby police say the suspect called them after the alleged incident, challenging them to, quote, come and get him. >> well, police in haddonfield, new jersey, need help identifying the people seen in this video, on your screen. they're actually vandalizing the school bus there. this incident happened around 5:00 o'clock on tuesday. the bu

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown on the campaign trail for the last minute push. >> candidates for pennsylvania governor, criss-crossing the state, at a frenzy pace, rallying their supporters, both, ending their day in the western part of the state, at rallies in pittsburgh. >> i believe tomorrow night, when you guys come around, whenever the final totals come in, that i'm going to be the victor, we'll have second term. >> i'm not cocky. i'm in the getting come place ain't, i'm working really hard. i'll be working all through the reelection tomorrow. >> in the final hours, before election day, governor tom corbett made a stop in west chester, pennsylvania, reminding voters why he deserves four more years in office. portraying his democratic challenger tom wolf as a candidate, set on raising taxes on the middle class. >> it can be sum up in one word: taxes. >> but wolf is quick to fire back, from this rally in lancaster, monday afternoon, attacking corbett on cuts to education, and a lack of job creation, throughout the state. >> this is about education, it is about jobs, it is

as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown tells you, the candidate went down to the wire, stomping for every last vote. >> candidate for pennsylvania governor criss-crossing the state at a frenzy pace, rallying their supporters, bows ending their day in the western part of the state in rallies in pittsburgh. >> i believe tomorrow night when you guys come around, when ever the final totals come in, that i'm going to be the victor, and we'll have a second term. >> i'm not cocky, getting complacent, i'm working real hard. i'll be working all the through the election tomorrow. >> in the final hours, before election day, governor tom corbett made a stop in west chester, pennsylvania, reminding voters why he deserves four more years in office. portraying his democratic challenger tom wolf as candidate, set on raising taxes on the middle class. >> can be sum up in one word: taxes. >> but wolf is quick to fire back, from this rally in lancaster, monday afternoon, attacking corbett on cuts to education, and a lack of job creation, throughout the state. >> this is about education, it is abou