. >> many in our area have family and friend, in the terror zone in our rahel sol machine spoke to an eyewitness to the chaos who has local ties. >> reporter: for so many in the southern frenchtown of nice it was supposed to be a night of friend, family and fire works. >> palm trees, it is summer time all year long. we just could not expect it to have happened here. >> reporter: bastille celebrations ended with dozens dead, video shows us that the crowd along busy promenade ran for their lives. he lives in nice and spent six months in conshohocken for a internship was among the terrified. >> we just knew we had to find shelter. >> reporter: she hid in restaurant until given all clear by police a scene all too familiar, she says. >> it was very scary, we were, we actually, attack. >> reporter: michael skullon has been speaking with those from our region in nice and tells "eyewitness news" that the philadelphia area has a sizable french population. >> we have about 5,000 french people living in the region. we have about 65,000 visitors per year, so at anytime, unfortunately, it will hap

i'm rahel sol machine coming up how the women were to get away and description of whom police are now looking for. >>> new at 6:00, helping the homeless, controversial ban in philadelphia that is now being lifted, we will be right did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. >>> take a good look at this surveillance video, police say that this man has tried to abduct two women in separate attacks in newark, delaware. now in both incidents would the men were able to fight off their attacker, good evening, i'm nicole brewer. ukee has the night off. >>> i'm jessica dean. rahel solomon shows us two locations where suspect struck and what police are doing to catch him. >> newly released video shows the man, police say tried to abduct two women just hours apart. >> that is very scary. >> reporter: first incident happened here at colonial gardens apartment on east main street around 11:20 sunday night. authorities say the 28 year-old victim was taking some things from her car to apartment when suspect wa

our rahel sol machine joins us live from center city with more on how septa plans to get passengers through this commuter crisis, rahel. >> septa says they were not expecting this at all friday morning, a septa employee, realize there had was a problem with one regional rail line, and soon septa realize that had problem actually affected the entire fleet. >> this is unprecedented. >> reporter: for 135,000 daily regional rail septa customers, tuesday could likely be the start of a new morning routine. >> saturday schedule normally requires 92 cars, to provide services on a hourly schedule for most of our lines except for the airport and paoli line with 30 minute service. >> reporter: due to structural defects found or cracking in the main system more than 100 silver liner five railcars are out of service. the issue is resolved with the manufacturer, regional rail lines will be running on a saturday schedule. passengers should also expect crowded trains. >> i got to leave early, leave an hour early and rather, be where i have to be an hour early then be late. >> even when there is enough cars

report ago long the boulevard, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it will cost everyone more to drive on the pennsylvania turnpike next year. today the pennsylvania turnpike commission approved a 6 percent toll increase for bows e-z pass and cash users. the increase is set to take effect january 8th, officials say the toll increase is needed to pay off debt and, of course, maintain and improve the aging turnpike. >>> today was spent cleaning up for many people in delaware county, yesterday's storms hit the haverford area the hardest. straight line wind, made a direct hit to the linwood section of the haverford township, up routeing trees and damaging many homes. the storm brought down silo at swiss farms store on eagle road, that local landmark stood there for 40 years. >>> well, it is a nice break in the humidity but kate you are saying it will not last. >> unfortunately it will not last i hate being bearer of bad news. we have low humidity and comfortable temperatures as jet stream dives south but this heat over country's midsection is heading our way. we will head in

reporting from police headquarters, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> relief for commuters on septa with five new railcars rolling along the busiest regional lines. septa hopes leased cars will move things along for riders faced with long commutes after 120 defective cars, were taken out of service earlier this month. by the end of this week 28 leased cars are expect to be added to the track. >>> as we continue tonight, a camp for second chances. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will take you to a special place for special group of young campers and they have all had organ transplant, kate. >>> it has been a very stormy day, we will track storms tonight, next target, the shore points, focus in on new storms, tell us what to expect for rest of tonight and we can still be looking at hottest day of the year, coming up, this weekend, i'll tell you which day, will we leave that air conditioning once again. leslie, back over to you. >>> training camp opens next week for the bird so what do the players expect from doug pederson in his first year as head coach. jas

our rahel sol machine joins us live from center city with more on how septa plans to get passengers througher crisis, rahel. >> septa says they were not expecting this at all friday morning, a septa employee, realize there had was a problem with one regional rail line, and soon septa realize that had problem actually affected the entire fleet. >> this is unprecedented. >> reporter: for 135,000 daily regional rail septa customers, tuesday could likely be the start of a new morning routine. >> saturday schedule normally requires 92 cars, to provide services on a hourly schedule for most of our lines except for the airport and paoli line with 30 minute service. >> reporter: due to structural defects found or cracking in the main

reporting from police headquarters, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel, thank you. >>> police need your help identifying this home invasion suspect. elderly woman told police that the man identified himself as a fill gas works employee and then barged in the east mt. airy home this happened last friday on the 6900 block of chris even den street. relative advised victim to call the police no one was hurt but suspect did getaway with the diamond ring. >>> taking a look outside we are enjoying another perfect july day out there but humidity will soon be back. meteorologist kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when those steamy conditions will return, kate. >> it has been really nice past few days, this is summer weather we love to dream about in the wintertime but as we head toward end of the week we are heading back to the dog days of summer and back to the 90's with feels like temperatures near 100 degreese by thursday. take a look right now across the region we will go out to what we're feeling outside 79 in mount pocono. eighty-seven here in philadelphia

i'm rahel sol hon, the game that has captivated the public and why philadelphia police are issuing aarning. >>> this is for parents out there, some doctors say let your kid be kid, it turns out some habits you think are bad for them can be good for their health. >>> new at 6:00. >> for soapy what the tore a rag these are essential for window washing but today was no ordinary job. i'm anita oh how by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. >>> it is a game, everyone is playing, but there could be a not so fun side to pokemon go, tonight a warning for players who could risk being lured to a location, and then robbed. >>> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. rahel solomon has more on the concerns about the game designed to bring people together. >> reporter: they say is what oldies new again and lately a certain generation has been feeling very no, sir tall beginning turning to pokemon for the fix. yes, pokemon is back. >> it