hour. >> we were very concerned he would then kill other law enforcement, and if not them, civilians. >> finally after 48 days, and through the tireless work of hundreds in law enforcement. eric frein is free no longer. >> we weren't going to stop until this happens there is fugitive was arrested. >> and i'm glad that it ended, without any other loss of life. including his. >> frein was captured thursday night, by us marshals in open field near abandoned airplane hangar in pocono township. investigators say, he was taken by surprise, and meekly gave up law enforce. approached. kneeling and putting his hands in the air, officials say he was unarmed. >> he did not just give up because he was tire, he gave up because he was caught. >> he has been stripped of his guns, his bombs and now his freedom. >> investigators say, frein shot and killed corporal brian dixon, and seriously injured another pennsylvania state police trooper, outside of the

blooming grove barracks early september. at times the seven week manhunt for the suspect closed area schools, canceled outdoor events, and block roads. >> nut, hell commerce, swat trucks, all over the road, police vehicles. >> brian stash remembers when frein's alleged pipe bombs were found near his home, he says, he's relieved live will now return to normal. >> my nephews will be excited. >> they like trick-or-treating and everything. >> "eyewitness news" staying on top the capture of eric frein covering coverage on the air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> two people hurt, left 60 others homeless, "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer, joins us now, at that scene in cobbs creek with the latest information. nicole, good morning. >> see the scene pretty clear, what you can't see is the extent of damage, caused by

this fire. but, "eyewitness news" was there, overnight, as the flames tore through. >> scary site halloween morning, as dozens wait to find the upper level of their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames, fire, everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight, firefighters were called to the 6200 block of chestnut street, for reports of heavy fire. >> i had no idea going through my home where i live at. to come see it burn down, craze. >> i samantha didn't believe it at first, when officers came knocking, she didn't answer until -- i mean, he kicked that door in. and the whole door was boom. when i came outside the whole

third floor was in flames. >> two alarm took hour and a half to get under control. fire crews evacuated between 50, 06 residents. >> did transport one civilian, fire fighters to hospitals, they are stable at this time. >> american red cross set up a shelter at 5800 walnut st. so far told 66 residents checked in there, will be provided with things like the cots, blankets, and pillows. live in west philadelphia, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> all right, nicole, thank you. >> right now, 8:03, on your halloween morning, let's get our forecast, is it spectacular? >> don't worry about the rain until later tonight. eventually see any storm system starting to nudge in here, but take you out, there talk about the here and now, over the last if you hours,

certainly has been very chilly, storm scan3, quiet at least, we do have clear sky, most all things considered, but few clouds have gun to roll in for you out there. but it has been very cold start across our region, for the norm, anyway, 40 degrees currently the temperature outside middle township high school here in cape may courthouse, very pretty views, this morning, when you factor in some of the clouds, sort of excuse the color scheme over the horizon. >> going forward in the forecast, expecting it to eventually see the sun yield for clouds, 30 for current temperature at allentown, we've been stuck in the 20's for the better part of the morning in among pocono, 41 at the airport, list goes on, where you have 30's being reported. little frost on the win showed specially if you park in the shadow, wouldn't be unheard of. entire northeast, expect nothing more than clouds, we your nerve the halloween night, but, later tonight we start to see the potential. call it partly sunny, taking more localized here, 57 in philly. fifty-eight down the shore,

shooting for the upper 40's at best, up in the poconos where it has been so cold, so far this morning. vittoria? >> thank you so much. katie, good morning, everyone, happy halloween. traveling out and about, it is not awful. we do have few situations that definitely aren't great. traveling on 95, in the southbound direction, we are dealing with an accident that is compromising right hand lane. of course it will affect the situation that you're already in, the close quarters, through construction zone, as you try to head into downtown philadelphia. so you will need to give yourself more time. it is that delay on top of rush hour traffic, and again, that small small corridor that you have. if you are traveling on 476, we do have northbound delays on the blue route between 95, as you make your way out toward broomall upper darby. dealing with serious accident for quite some time. cleared little bit ago. but still trying to recover from that. if you are traveling, in new jersey, i195 eastbound, just before broad street, rena drive, do have accident on the left hand shoulder. so just be careful maneuvering through. that will also the burlington

bristol bridge, expecting to open right now 80:00, a anticipate delay there. also, still dealing with the road closure of de haven street between balancemink owe road. out there for quite a while. no delays for mass transit. erika? >> thank you, vittoria. happening today septa and it largest union get back to the bargaining table at noon, with potential strike looming. management, transport workers union held talks at the wyndham hotel in old city yesterday. but could not reach a deal. the reportedly hung up over pension benefit. any work stoppage would affect septa bus, subway, and trolley service, but the union promises to give riders 24 hours notice, before strike. >> pennsylvania state senator leanna washington resigning her office. washington pleaded guilty yesterday, to a conflict of interest charge in norristown. >> senate staffers and other resource toss plan campaign

fundraisers. she had spent more than 20 years in the legislature. >> this resolution with the attorney general's office is the best decision for my constituent, my family -- >> a judge sentenced washington to five months probation. she'll spend the first three month on house arrest. she gets to keep her pension, but she was ordered to pay back $200,000 to taxpayers. >> turning now to the fight against ebola. car antone nurse casey hickox, defied an order, from the state of maine, by leaving her home. now main's governor said he is ready to takings. correspondent done champion report. >> quarantine negotiation between nurse casey hickox and the state of maine main have essentially broken down. >> thank you guys. i have to go. >> thursday by going on bike ride with her boyfriend, state

troopers, followed hickox, go not stop her, because they didn't have a judge's permission to do so. the state's governor wasn't amused. >> it has been fighting maine over quarantine, she returned to the state's monday after working with ebola patient, and in sierra leone. even though she is symptom free, the state still want her quarantine for ten more days. a growing number of healthcare workers like her now face similar orders when they return to the u.s. >> for me, not a bushed inch, this is manageable. >> says the first healthcare worker in california, to be quarantine, after working in west africa. told us he looks as it as extension of his deployment, homes other do so, as well. >> i don't want ebola to come to the u.s., i don't want it to be in california. >> the way we're striking right at the heart of the beast, so to speak. >> center for disease control

recommend daily monitoring for workers returning from ebola stricken countries. don champion, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> your time 8:09. four people dead, five other injured after twin engine plane crashed into a building in kansas. among the dead, the pilot, 53 year old mark goldstein. the beach craft king air 200, like this one here, lost power, on an engine shortly after take off. the pilot was attempting a return to the wichita airport when he crashed. used by pilot training by pilot safety international. 8:09. new ad campaign from victoria secret sparking outrage. >> it is not the images we always see models scantly clad in loungerie. it is the words, perfect bodies, splashed across the ads. we want to know what you think. is it less than perfect? join the conversation at hashtag cbs-3 mornings, and we could read your comment coming up next.

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>> halloween pictures for you. >> little mouse in a mouse trap. thank to you daniel, just adorable right there, very creative. >> jim sent us this the pirate, my man, that's great. >> you know dog, only had it on for one secretary. >> no chocolate. that's not good. >> mrs. p sent in nice police pumpkin right there. >> i'm very impressed, well done. thank to you everyone who sent yours in. please send us your pictures on twitter with hashtag cbs-3 halloween. okay, katie, i am wondering if you're a temp to wrangle your cats into costumes this year? >> i've tried before. whales every monday i. i found the gesture hat for pluto, but i won't waste my money because she'll never let me put it on her long enough to take a pick, that's what we're doing it for. as you said.

>> tracking one storm system here over the great lakes, this might be one of the worse halloween forecasts for a place like chicago, that you have seen in years, but this storm, holds off for us, ends up with pretty decent halloween forecast, little trick here to go along with your treat. we do have a second piece of energy, these two eventually merge, they become one large monster storm system for southeastern new england, specially, so watch what happens here. as thee two storms start to merge. we look ahead to late tonight, probably seeing showers as early as that point, but just stock, in some showers, some clouds, especially from philly on southeast, you might see some steadier rain pocket move through with this, the breeze kicks in, the chill sets in. all of it. but the brunt of the storm, once these two merge, again, it is happening after it start today pull away for us. so we start to clear out nicely. by sunday morning, look at this, winds will crank, i give that you. but we in for nice bright sunshine. we bring it back to your friday forecast, we have our friday football frenzy here with beasley, out for the game

of the week, glassboro taking on bishop eustace, 54 at kick off. as those four quarters wind on, we will continue to see the temperatures dropping probably into the 40's even by the point you're all said and done. but this evening, earlier in the evening, you got some spooky clouds, moving in, but it is tranquil. early so. fifty-five at 6:00 p.m. fifty-two by 8:00 p.m. you get the gist. talking mid-low 50's as the evening progresses, why i would highly suggest an extra layer, sweatshirt, un the costumes here today, guys. 52 degrees by tomorrow. this really looks like the raw chilly day. it will be just as chilly on sunday, but much much brighter. in the wake of the storm. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, we were going through some of the cameras shots, and it is not awful out there. we are looking at a shot of 476, where i know you're like torrey did you really just say it is not awful then behind you is this? i know. travel the blue route, dim spots on the morning commute. traveling northbound side of the blue route, still volume

lingering between 95, and broomall upper darby, southbound side is wide open for you, though, so that's the good news, take a look at 95, traveling around 476, and delaware county, moving really well. traveling around the airport, however, we are dealing with multi vehicle crash northbound side of 95, right at the onramp here. right around the area of 320. not so much time is needed. let's take a look at the speed censors, you have pocket of westbound volume between city avenue and gladwynn. used to that every morning. where do you drop down. thirty-eight on part. blue route, more so around the saint david's villanova area. around the mid-county toll plaza, just fine, but again, there is the northbound pocket on the blue route coming from 95. and of course drop down to 12 miles per hour, on 95, moving in toward the area of center city out of the northeast, but it is not awful out there. maybe just an extra five, ten minutes would be needed before you leave the house. but it is pretty good. erika? >> we'll take pretty good. thank you. victoria secret coming up fire for new ad, and when they call the perfect body.

>> this advertisement is catching shopper's eyes but not for the reason you think, it is no secret, that victoria secret uses thin models for their campaigns, but, add the words perfect body, and that will stir up the perfect debate. women and men took their opinions to social media. soon, the hashtag, imperfect, started trending. now, there are on line petitions for the company to take its ad down. >> there is a consumer sentiment. and backlash against the line of perfect body. because a lot of women are feeling that this is not representative of their perfect body. >> and, annie is an advertising expert. she says, this casino of criticism from consumers has a silver lining for the company. >> in this instance, it is very interesting, that they've got answer lot of people talking about a bra, that might not otherwise get attention. >> says, there is a reason, why loungerie companies don't use real women as models. >> loungerie in general is

about fantasy. and story telling. >> we spoke with some shoppers, who were outraged over the new ad campaign, saying, there is no such thing as a perfect body. >> we're all different. and that's a goodstein, all unique, that's it. >> i think they should user ray of body types, not just folk just on one size six or size three or size seraglio this could lead to eating disorder. you know? they might look at that and say oh, no, i'm too fat. >> show the positive aspects. not everybody is small, and really shall everyone should appreciate their bod. >> i perfect advice to have the perfect body. in marlton, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, shortly after that ad campaign started, twitter erupted when people criticizing victoria's secret, all morning long we've been showing you how people in our area are reacting, using the hashtag imperfect, also, some people are wondering, what the fuss is about? let's store things off right here with ed, ed says what's the outrage? this ad looks far less risque than many others i've seen, and victoria secret we're talking about.

next up, hearing from annie. she says: no one really understands the definition of perfect body because it doesn't exit. we all come in different shapes and sizes. bill has to say that's different from every other ad that ever dumb question mark? next up, we want to hear from simmone. she says hashtag imperfect stop shaming victoria secret and victoria secret models. you missed the point of the ads which is the brass, by the way, models look perfect too. last but not leave, dug jumped in on the conversation as well, say today we celebrate the perfect real body and all of the women who have said hashtag imperfect, the way that i am now. we want to know what you think, join the conversation, using the hashtag cbs-3 morning. we'll be right back. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly".

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at the hilton, in buenos aries, it has a lot of pink, also the tv shows nothing but barbie moviesment even the bathroom decked outment check it out. if you want to book a night, ask now, we're toll they're sold out through the end of the year. so you have to wait until the new year to go check out that barbie hotel. >> how about that? no ken, though, still waiting for ken to show up? >> i don't know if the ken room would sell as well as is the barbie room. >> probably not. colorado man going above and beyond to make sure his stepson gets to celebrate halloween. >> check it out. six year old jake shell, dressed up as a tank. jake has cerebrals palsy, confine to wheelchair, so his stepfather and i gregory got creative. he says it is all about helping jake make friends. >> most people in our situation, try to do what they can for their killed, to make halloween special. >> gregory also helped dress up as pirate and fireman in

years past. he said he got inspiration for the costumes on line, but mostly his own creations, you know, so much work went into that too? fantastic, down to every detail. >> no question. you can see the emotion right there. >> the big smile. >> loving it, loving it, great job. great job! >> and how fun to go out and go trick-or-treating like every other kid out there? >> that's what it is all about. nicely done. we'll shake a short break, you're watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". happy halloween, happy friday. be right back.

>> court appearance within the hour. this is the newest picture of frein in a orange jumpsuit after his at apprehension, yesterday, airplane hangar in the poconos, had eluded huge dragnet for seven weeks. we're waiting for frein to be escorted to his hearing. we'll have a live report coming up at 8: 30, on the "cw philly". right now, let's get your forecast with katie on your forecast. >> good morning, everybody. happy halloween to you. as we walk out the door this morning, we will want to walk out with heavier coats on today. storm scan3, quiet, but you can see how few clouds are started to get ushered in here. and just very, very leading edge, of a storm well to our south. at least one piece of the puzzle. that will affect our weaken. so we will talk about that. quick check on the live

neighborhood network, 30 degrees being reported outside the middle school. it does look as though there was little frost on the grass out, there certainly seen frost on a lot of area win shields in the coldest suburbs this morning, but eventually we seymour clouds, also see temperatures top off upper 50's, dry through trick-or-treat, but later tonight couple of showers will roll through. tomorrow looks like the wettest day, also chilly raw day, as our latest storm system, thankfully, bypasses us, but does look like it will have an impact. >> all right. not so much looking forward to that. but i do have a some good news for you. >> right i not. take a look at 476, you will notice traveling on the northbound direction, approaching route one, definitely a little bit slow. but as we go to the wide, notice the speed censors, even though we have fewer teens sprinkled, not awful. sixteen, little slow westbound, making your way toward gladwynn from city avenue 12 on 476 again that back up down toward 95 and 11 what you're traveling on 95 in toward the vine st.

expressway. could be a lot worse, ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. let's do it again at 85:00, a up next on cbs this morning, 100 years of vanity fair. we'll keep it live, keep it local on the "cw

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a live look right now, at center city philadelphia, and waking to up a cool start on your halloween, just 41 degrees, right now, but katie has good news for the trick-or-treaters. she'll have that for you coming up in a little bit. >> let's look at the traffic picture showing the ben

franklin bridge. >> friday rush on starting to winds down, vittoria in the house, checking the roads, we'll do traffic and weather together coming up in a fume moments. eric frein heading to a courtroom very soon in northeastern pennsylvania. >> his run from the law ended yesterday evening, 48 days after the ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers. >> this shows frein in a jumpsuit escorted to the state police at the barracks there in grooming believe. joining us outside the pike county courthouse. we see a loft activity, good morning. >> around 8:30 in the morning, eric frein expected to arrive here any minute now. he is scheduled for his arraignment at 9:00ment you can see just how much press is here, waiting for his arrival, waiting to catch him on camera for the very first time. then while we wait, let's get you caught up on what happened overnight. now, frein facing number of charges including murder, and the district attorney says

he's pursuing the death penalty in this case. so after 48 day manhunter i can frein captured last night by us marshals near abandoned airplane hangar in poke no township. officials say he meekly gave himself up around 6:00 last night when law enforcement approached. he knelt, put his hands into the air, officials say he was un arm. now, during the arrest, told frein was handcuffed, with corporal brian dixon's cuffs, taken away in his cruiser, and investigators say frein shot and killed dixon, and seriously injured another pennsylvania state police trooper outside of the blooming grove barracks in early september, during a late night shift change. >> hundredses in law end for. have searched for frein at times closing area schools, cancelling outdoor events, blocking roads, and his capture, bridges relief, to a community that has been on edge, for 17 weeks. >> family of corporal dixon, trooper douglas, the pennsylvania state police, have suffered in unimaginable

harm, of unspeakable proportions. they may never be the same. but today everyone can find some comfort as we take these next steps, toward justice. >> again, that was a picture, the latest picture we had of eric frein as he walked out of state police barracks in that orange jumpsuit with his hands behind his back. he had a scratch to his face, but we're told he had that scratch to his face before marshals arrested him, late last night, we're waiting out here at pike county courthouse, waiting to r his arrive just as soon as we get you that information, and that video, we will get it straight to you. but for now, live in milford, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank you. and again, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the capture of eric frein. when you're not near a tv you can always go on line to cbsphilly.com. >> firefighter hurt in massive two alarm apartment fire

overnight. nicole brewer at the scene in cobbs creek with more on how they are doing. >> if you take a look hine me, sort of see there is some activity out in front of the chestnut park amounts, where this fire took place overnight. members from l & i are here on scene, also the fire marshall looking into the cause, but massive inferno overnight here in west philadelphia. >> report of heavy fire on the third floor of this apartment building again 6200 block of chestnut street in west philadelphia. fire crews, of course, their work cut out for them as they work to get the massive flames under control, safely, evacuating between 50 and 60 resident, now the rest of the displaced actually getting help from the yesterday ross this morning, set up temporary shelter inside say err school at 58th and walnut street overnight. >> starting off with the cots, blankets, pillows, any comfort item they need for the

evening. >> we work with the salvation army and other partner organizations, to make sure that these folks are taken care of. >> now, you mention those two people, who were injured, in this fire, both were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, one was a civilian, one was a firefighter, we're toll they're both in stable condition this morning. >> that's the latest live in cobbs creek, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> nicole, thank you. >> let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i ukee, quiet start to the day. chilly, granted, a loft you ma have i woke un to up little bit of frog out on the windshield, but we will eventually see the sun out there now. wield for more cloud cover. comes courtesy of two low pressure areas, not yet visible on storm scan3, but they're waiting in the wings and starting to move in, from opposite directions, one comes from a great lakes, one comes from the south. off the atlantic coastline, will mess with the weaken. forty-one the current temperature at the area port, look at some. temperatures, 30 right now in

allentown, 26 degrees, up at mount pocono, and ya, that requires at least a jacket when you walk out the door, meanwhile, up in quakertown, some of the northeastern suburbs, northwestern suburbs outside of philly are below freezing this morning, thankfully the wind isn't too terrible. what you see what you get on the thermometer, we are speak ago quiet hollow win forecast. fifty-seven the expected hi, yes, cool day, but i think you'll stay dry, through the trick-or-treat time frame here, this evening, later tonight however, that series of systems i mentioned moment ago pay start to bring in some showers, so again, late tonight, the first chance for the first raindrops to fall. but tomorrow, really will end up being the wet day for our forecast. and the whole weaken as a whole, it is just looking very chilly for the standards. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. so traveling into center city philadelphia, well, you are going to have that southbound 95 delay, if you are traveling specifically through the construction zones, around girard avenue, which is a shot here, then also around cottman avenue, the delay is actually

breaking a little bit, which is good sign for us, but you will still have the slow downs, be mine full. we continue taking a look at the vine st. expressway. once you get to the vine st. expressway, trample, from 95, it is a beautiful ride out there. no major delays in either direction. it is really nice, we take a look at the speed censors, for this morning, what we're used to seeing during a rush, we could be looking a whole lot worse. it is not a scary on this hollow win morning. average 95 southbound, through the constructions zones, 22, make your way approaching city avenue out to gladwynn, boulevard shaping up to look nice southbound. twenty-two your average traveling 476 between 95 and making your way out beyond route one. and traveling on the westbound side of the pa turnpike, also dealing with just little bit of traffic approaching mid-county toll plaza, and also, around willow grove. not the entire lent, but specifically around those spots. we also have an accident city avenue at haverford road, be mindful of that. no delays for mass transit. we head back to the desk.

>> robber behind bars, thanks to social media and security camera. natasha brown has that story. >> a camera this tiny can ultimately lead to a big break-in a crime. southwest detectives were able to use a homeowner surveillance video, to nab a robbery suspect. the images of him fleeing the 4800 block of windsor street, where he had robbed a 24 year old woman, tuesday morning, crystal clear. >> walk up behind her, grabs her by her hair, says give me everything you got. she has $6 on her. she gives it to him. he runs off. >> news the robbery spread quickly through on line community bulletin in the university city neighborhood. >> resident in the area began looking at their video surveillance, the equipment that they have at their residences. a resident found video of male who runs pass her home. >> police are sent the video, the suspect is captured, a day later. >> all do you have expose is this little tiny pin hole. >> owners of philly spy shop in the northeast, say more and more city resident are buying

surveillance cameras, for their homes. >> trying to pro tech your property. >> protecting their property, and becoming the eyes and ears of police. >> well, they end up cashing them n this case, yes, i'm glad someone has a camera. >> natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i philadelphia's city council fix as gap in the state's law protecting members of the lgbt community. move was sparked by attack last month on same sex couple in center city. mayor nutter is expected to sign this bill. time right now 8:38. spots from the sky are breathtaking but may be cracking down on drone use. police asked for the bill after a man flew a drone over the linc during the eagles-giants game october 12th. councilman james kenney says, the ordinance would make it a crime to fly it over large crowds of people. >> you just want to make sure people understand there is some price to pay for the

misuse of technology. >> well, many people use drones, for recreation, and photography, many others are worried about privacy and weapons. the federal aviation administration says drones must stay away from airports, flow below hundred feet, and avoid large events. >> captured on camera, ups work nerve new york takes out his aggression on box labeled fragile. watch he kicks and rolls it all the way back to the truck. happen after the driver was told by business that they could not except a package cod. inside that package, a $12,000 nitrogen calibration system. ups says it is investigating. s postal service just released holiday shipping schedules. december 20th the last day to send a package in the u.s. first class or priority mail and have it arrive by christmas. if you want to send that great gift internationally, do you have drop it in the mail, no later than december 10th.

and the competition heating up among retailers this holiday season. wal-mart now considering matching on line prices from competitors. like amazon.com. it previously only maimed prices at brick and mortar stores. the retail giant is also slashing prices on more than 20,000 item with focus on toys and electronics. that promotion starts tomorrow and lasts for 90 days. well, forget waiting in line at starbucks for your pumpkin spice latte. >> pretty soon that coffee chain will deliver your pumpkin spice latte to you. start bucks just announce that it will start delivering food and drinks in some cities next year. for now, the company is not offering many details, and we don't know if philadelphia will be part that far program or what the delivery charge is. >> and hey, speaking of coffee, you can pick up a free pumpkin spice latte today. saxby's coffee giving away the drink at all of their locations, and there is no catch. free pumpkin spice latte. if you want free donut to go with that head over to krispy

kreme. we're toll they'll give you free treat if you are wearing a halloween costume today. so extra reason to dig one out. >> free donut, common. >> all about it, special coming tonight on cbs-3. >> here is a preview on what you'll see on cbs news. >> "eyewitness news" at 11. >> have you heard of kamut? >> absolutely not. >> are you baffled by crazy sounding ingredients in food? >> i have no idea what it is. >> smelt, "3 on your side", explains it all. >> checking out some of the crazy new food ingredients, coming up tonight at 11:00. >> kamut. >> no, haven't heard of it. much more still ahead on the "cw philly". i'll be watching. >> we'll dvr it. little late for us. >> coming up, the national guard sent to hawaii, threatening entire communities, but good news to report. >> also ahead, we fall back, this weekend, for daylight saving time. but new study, says, it is a bad idea for our children's

health. tell you more when we come back. ♪ >> be sure to throw a jacket on your ghouls and goblins. katie has the interesting or treating forecast. we will de traffic and weather together. on the other side. for now, get your mash on. we'll be right back! ♪ monster smash ♪

>> stream of lava finally slowing down. as susan macinnis tells always, still too early for resident to breathe a sigh of relief. >> the flow of lava from the

volcano shifted to a slow crawl, thursday. giving resident and business owners on hawaii's big island some hope. as they wait to see, where the lava goes next. become a very slow torture, and really like to know just what's going to happen. so we can move on. >> the molten river has been moving into open farm lan, but folks here know the danger isn't over. >> still, in the potential path, only hundreds of feet away, the village road, which runs through downtown. with dozen every homes, still possibly in the path, resident of the so-called corridor of risk have been asked to be ready at any moment to leave. arriving here, thursday, national guard troops, that provide security, and keep looters from storming evacuated homes. and, officials at local school that also sits in the lava's path, have a plan to mobilize student into satellite campuses on each side of the flow, if needed. >> we're taking this as a lesson in life, and we're

using it to our full advantage here. it won't be school as usual, but we're going to do our best to keep the education going. >> doing their best, to maintain normal lives, un the most abnormal circumstances. susan macinnis for "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". right now, 8:46. let's get traffic and weather together. good morning, kate. >> i good morning, erika, happy friday everybody. we take you out to our weather watch he network here, give you a couple of the locations here that we're getting some reports from. we start things off actually out near the shore point, where timothy mitchell sent in temperatures in the 30's, out in tucker ton, new jersey, but sent in kim of pictures for us from atlantic city, and we go to just one of them here. beautiful colors. excuse very nicely here, with the sunrise, that's courtesy of the clouds, rolling on in. woe go back, take a look, maybe out little further inland here. we take you in to, there is the gold star guy, kevin wilson, several of you have been sending in observations, kevin sent in 36 degrees, in

havertown, and i love his comment, can this be right? is this correct? like what's going on, so chilly. but the nice clear sky, and certainly in the wake of a front that we had earlier in the week. that's the culprit for it, guys. 36 degrees also the temperature reading out in lan dale. this one came in from christine, i'll butch they are. ukee said call her christine mack and we'll be fine. she said thick frost on our cars this morning in lansdale. yes, seeing it out there this morning, clear, light wind, allowing for the frost to form, so that's where it is coming from. let's talk about what's coming up how much going next to our map of temperatures here if we can get that pull up. all right, here we go, 41 currently at the airport, we continue to see a chill setting in, back out toward the upper midwest, and specially the northern planes where you are currently at 27 in minneapolis, saw temperatures kind of like that this morning, guys, in our area. so, a reinforcement essentially on the way. there is two separate areas of low pressure here.

number one, to bring in the moisture, as this rolls up to the north, number two, this is really going to be the core of the cold, that settles in, when these two pieces merge, we get what's basically going to be a monster storm system developing, but it bypasses us in terms of the brunt of the storm. so, that's the good news that i have to offer up for you. meanwhile, happy halloween, interesting or treating should be lovely, spooky out there with the cloud cover. mid low 50's, expectation, but not too breezy. what you see will be what you get on the thermometer essentially, but i still suggest a sweatshirt at the least here. underneath, see, let's call it your batman costumes herement looking ahead to the week edge see pretty chilly air settle in. tomorrow raw, showers, steady rain pockets, in, there as well. so yes, i would save your outdoor plans for sunday if you want it get them in. meanwhile if you love watching the weather, you want to join the gang we just showed you here on the eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now, cbs3.com/watchers for all of the info.

vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, 95 southbound, yep, still little slow making your way out of the northeast, down through the vine st. vest way, southbound side, see tail light. now not awful. the delay out of the northeast is breaking just ever so slightly. so keep in mind, that you're 95 commute could be a lot worse. same things going for the 42 freeway. forty-two looks wonderful, traveling northbound, you might find a touch of traffic around 295, but not much. southbound, four it, looking great. and the rest of your new jersey majors like traveling on 55, on 295, it is pretty good out there. let's talk about the pa turnpike. westbound on the pa turnpike do have accident blocking the left lane at ft. washington. you will notice that our censors are indicate ago bit after slow down out of the area of willow grove, making your way down toward mid-county also traveling on the schuylkill expect that usual pesky pocket on the westbound side approaching city avenue out through to gladwynn, mass transit looks great. >> breaking news tops today's headlines own "eyewitness news". sufficient survival list,

fugitive, frein, captured yesterday in pocono township, pennsylvania, seven weeks after he allegedly ambushed a northeastern pennsylvania state police barracks killing a state police corporate. >> also, new this morning, fire forces more than 60 people, from their apartments. one firefighter and one other person were injured in the fire near 63rd and chestnut, around midnight. >> septa and it transit workers union meet again this morning, they're working on new contract, strike would stop subways, buses, antiroll thinks their tracks, the union promises 24 hours notice before any wack out if if to gets to that point. >> this is the weekend when we set the clocks back one hour, researchers at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine studied whether increased daylight hours would increase children's activity levels. they look at 23,000 children, ages five to 16, from nine countries, including the us. scientists found when it gets dark early children are less active.

>> about 5% increase in the children's physical activity. >> the extra daylight could mean two more minutes of running around each day. may not sounds like a lot, but researchers say children only get about a half an hour of vigorous activity a day. so even a little bit would help. doctor goodman also said it is not big enough to be the whole solution, to the problem of a lack of physical activity, and obesity, but she adds, it is a step in the right direction. be right back.

>> it it is a very cool start, at least we can promise you what we see on the temperature reads, what it actually feels like what walking out the door. quick reminder time to fall back. that will means much earlier sunset by monday. >> thank you, katie. you know our speed censors indicate ago lot of good news. schuylkill expressway, definitely halloween treat. as we take a look at 76, not too far away from girard avenue. approaching that point, looking pretty good out there. also, the ben franklin bridge, spec tack lore. or today, spectacular. everything looking great out there. happy halloween. good news, maybe few rush hour sprinkles, but it is pretty nice. >> cool. very nice. quick reminder for all of how

wake up, we go on the air 4:30 a.m., cbs-3, many of you are up, we know, that so are we bringing you the news weather traffic and sports, we like to bring it to you extra early. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". don't forget more local weather news traffic and sports always on at cbsphilly.com. >> break our pumpkins from the great steve clark, he carved these for us on wednesday, i can't believe he got one to look like us. >> unbelievable. >> so cool. >> thank you again, steve. hope you have a very happy halloween, talk philly of course coming up at noon. on cbs-3, be saf

>> good morning, breaking news, and oral car has pull up outside the courthouse, live look for you outside at milford de pike county court house, told eric frein is inside one of those armored cars, in that arm orm car right there, and he'll be coming out in just a moment. we understand we're told for his arraignment this morning. prosecutors want the dent penalty we're toll for frein, accused in deadly shooting of state police corporal, last month. again, you are looking live at the scene outside of the pike county courthouse in milford. he was captured yesterday, we understand, abandoned police -- airplane happen hangar in pocono township, many troopers on the scene, a loft members of the press also out there waiting to see him

get out of armor car for that a rain. our jan carabeo is on the scene, will bring us information as soon as we can get it. right now though we want to get to katie fehlinger. halloween, can't forget about that, what do trick-or-treaters have to be concerned about? >> put the kids in sweatshirt under the costumes and you'll be just fine. started the day off with couple of clouds, do still have some sunshine out there, that sun eventually yelding for clouds however as our next duo of areas of low pressure start to make their way in. so expect a dry day, a dry evening, as early as late tonight. could be shower and tomorrow looks raunchily to say the least. vittoria. >> thank you so much. good morning, 95 southbound, hine me, making your way into downtown philadelphia, still, little bit touchy. out of the northeast down through to the vine, but not awful. take a look at the vine st. expressway. wide open for you on this holiday morning, we have good news, unfortunately, the bad news is in conshohocken, also an accident, at fayette street, and east sixth avenue. try to avoid that if you k also, if you are traveling city avenue at haverford road we have an accident.

no delays for mass transit. things at the airport look great if you have weekend plans, we head back toutiesting. >> thank you, that's eyewitness fuse for now. the latest on the arraignment of fugitive eric frein now caught facing charges of murder and attempted murder. the latest at noon, on talk philly on cbs-3. i'm erika

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