we have antique cars, amazing ravel, of which one of the ravel items is here with us. >> this beautifule that we've all been identifying up at the shelter. it is real a 600-dollar bike. it will be a part of our ravel. donated by main line cycles. and we're very lucky to have it. >> i'm sure you'll have animals there available for adoption. >> she has been home list for 325 days. >> oh, no, that's just wrong. >> yes. she is an amazing dog, very loyal, and she's like a four year old greyhound blends. >> beautifulment look at that brined l coat. >> so sweet. she loves people. she wouldn't stop kissing me on the way here. so if you want a loyal dog, who loves to go for runs, because she is our best runner in the shelter. >> you can go for a run in the park. >> ya. >> now, kelsey, should probably just be the only dog in the home? >> right. >> she likes to be the center of attention like many of us do. >> yes, and you can't blame her. she is a part of our dog running program at the cheryle. one of our volunteers and she runs kelsey as often as possible, kelsey just great runner. so she will b

this weekend they will ravel off a rifle, and a handgun during a halloween party. some say they are shocked the department would allow this fund-raiser to go on while others are in support of it. >> there's too many firearms out there already. i think they should have given something else. maybe cash or groceries. >> guns never kill anyone. my dad has a gun in his desk. it has never shot anyone. it's the people that shoot them for safety. i think it's good. >> officials say the decision to hold the ravel was made weeks ago. the police chief says the gun winners must go through a background check, a waiting period and gun training. >>> the international space station is back at two hours after two astronauts completed a space walk yesterday. they repaired an electrical unit. they got to few the sunset over china. >>> researchers in new york have cracked the code on secret passaged in the diary of a civil war officer. the diary isn't just unique because of how it was written but also for what's written in it. >> reporter: at first glance the diary from 1863 appears t

the police don't is raising money for a k-9 unit, so they're raveling a glock, a hand gun and a taser. >> i'm dumb founded, i suppose. outraged and dumb founded that something like this is actually happening. >> guns never kill anyone, you know, my dad has a gun in his desk. it's never shot anyone. it's just the people. i think it's good. >> now watsonville police chief argues that the one winners wou have to undergo training and a background check. >>> a rare blunder by apple. someone leaked these screen shots of the new ipad. what's new? touch i.d. technology, which is similar to what's on the iphone. >>> right now some of the most popular shows on tv can only be seen with a subscription. >> reporter: los gatos-based netflix has pulled in 50 million subscribers with titles like "house of cards" now hbo hopes to follow. it will provide an online streaming service. >> you can create an independent streaming company and bypass cable and satellite. and hbo wants part of that revenue. >> reporter: and to show how popular hbo shows are, turn to the emmies. with heavily popular "game of th

we relay he would off 6 ipad minnesota and ticketed and auto graphed baseballs and actually raffle ravel off a 3 thousand bike ticket we're coming to the end of the prizes by the way, r by talking about new prizes coming up starbuck's we had a teamster with them where basically, the employees helped us to buy the tools and did a full day of clear up with starbuck's the san francisco giants and clear channel and lamar teresa they were involved in the coastal clean up in september okay. i'm going about to take questions before i do that i'm going to do something a little bit different i want to make sure that everyone has a green ticket i'm going to be doing a guest drawing the lucky one is going to get this gift bag and commissioners you have a ticket its way less than $25 i have more ticket stubs than we're giving us out i'm going to pick a you couple of them and the first one raise your hand 513 are the last 3 numbers anybody. >> monique all right. monique congratulations arrest you're going to love everything inside >> okay. >> so, now open this up for questions if anyone has questions

. >>> tomorrow marks two years since hurricane sandy ravel anxioused the east coast. but many homeowners are still trying to rebuild. it was wiped out by the storm all the insurance and grant money wasn't enough to fix it. so, today, volunteers launched a 29 hour construction blitz that should have allowed him to move back in december. nearly 500 homes are still in some state of disrepair from sandy. >>> a delaware girl whose arm was severed by a pit bull has been reunited with the police officers who saved her. this is a photo of emily tonight with the men she full-timely got to thank tonight. the 8-year-old attacked by the pitbull. her family temporarily taken into the newark home. surge johns were able to reattach her arm. she described the attack that almost killed her. >> first, he bit me on the hip to knock me down. and then he grabbed my arm. but he was going for the back of my neck. >> emily's sister fought off the doggen e until police arrived and shot it. emily has more surgeries ahead. doctors are hoping she will eventually gain some function in her arm, bu

and this time, jake get the assist on a goal by michael ravel. nice play. but the flyers could not get the tying golan lose to tampa, the final score four-three. flyers in florida against the panthers tomorrow night. >> eagles back on the field sunday faring foster and the hughes tan texas, they're four and four and in second place. the voice of the eagles merrill reese joins just our 6:00 hour to offer his perspective on the game. >> prime time football last night, drew brees scored one touchdown on his own, and through for another. as the saint beat the carolina panthers. running back mike ingram had two touchdowns in the 28 to ten win in charlotte. before last night, the saints had lost seven straight on the road. the panthers are losers of three straight. more on the eagles coming up a little later. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, several restaurants have treats planned this halloween. we'll tell you where. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> our breaking news this morning, fire forces more than 60 people from t

there's a ravel for an autographed jersey and surprise visited by three other former flyers alumni.hey will alive in military fashion on a hummer. fans will get a free rally towel tonight at the season home opener. the flyers did fall to the bruins last night for the season opener 2-1 in boston. fans tell me, tonight is what counts at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia against the new jersey devils. we will be out here. the party will get started in a couple of minutes. we will see you back after this. >>> an inspiration to all of us. you have been selected as our harvey's hero. >> steve harvey is putting this south jersey teen in the spotlight on today's show he honored her as a harvey's hero. she is from gloucester county. he h she started an angels of god clothing closet when she was 12. >>> this afternoon at 3:00, "ellen" on nbc 10. then at 4:00, the virus impacting children in this area. new numbers involving the enterovirus. we are checking in with medical experts about how this illness could already have a cure and why it doesn't. that's this afternoon at 4:00. then

yet the data say that carbon dioxide was proven to be a greenhouse gas in the 1957 paper by roger ravelhouse gas. the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has gone up since 1958. >> well, there are 1,000 ph.d.s and scientists saying it's not a significant greenhouse gas. not in any way insignificant. and we are sure of it. it's not something i made up or just thought of. i've studied and studied and studied. and roger rovel, the great scientist who wrote that pap ner 1957 changed his mind a decade later and said wait a minute i think we were wrong. don't anybody panic. i don't think there's any global warming. and that's when al gorek?zañ sa >> al gore. okay. al gore said he was senile. >> al gore has -- rovel taught it to him. he got a d and yet he's made a million dollars off climate change. >> standby. i want to play al gore. this is his argument and then you can respond. >> starting in 1970 there was a precipitous dropoff in the amount and extent and thickness of the arctic icecap. it has diminished by 40% in 40 years. and there are now two major studies showing that within th

i don't know where he'll be in he's always ause ravelling throughout the orient. asheed -- and that is pretty much his research, the african china, in japan and etc. and hopefully maybe he'll be down in the d.c. area because he's down there pretty often too. so that's my gift to you for a afternoon.htened >> okay, thank you so much. would absolutely follow-up. >> my question is what ways to you think you can project these of information to the young african-american ommunity being that, you know, we're the up and coming. we have to pass everything you can project it. well, apparently i have to do facebook and the internet. a very different way of publishing now. but it's become inevitable and inescapable. working with the publishers. they put up facebook pages and pages.t but i'm also thinking about this as well. exact question you're asking, how do you begin reach through the mediums that are available now, the kind of audiences that not going to pick up a book. a deal not that bad of that people don't -- that people are going to get information in different ways

ann ravel says this.fec aught to regulate political expressions online. >> since 2006 there's been a rule at the federal elections commission that was hands-off the internet. the cop september that the federal elections commission followed a rule in 2006 was that online postings are free. we don't regulate speech. we just regulate large expenditures for speech. and since online postings are for free and there's a variable free marketplace of ideas, both medium costs, low costs and they are all treated the same and are accessible in the same way on the internet and people opt in to the internet and seek out that speech and those messages, we have not regulated them. but in the case we released on friday, the vote was 3-3 with commissioners voting not to regulate free posted youtube videos and three democrats voting to open force the law. >> i thought democrats were for free speech. that was and earlier species. so what does it mean to regulate speech on the internet and the ads that youtube does report? >>