today is thursday, october 30th i'm ukee washington. i'm erika avon tiehl. here are stories we are following today, we will chase through the treats of philadelphia after a police officer is hit by a car. we will tell you why that suspect was so desperate to get away. we have a live report from pea please headquarters straight a ahead. clock is ticking on a deal. we will have negotiating and how soon a strike could happen if there is no agreement. celebration celebrations in san francisco takes an ugly turn after the giant are crown world series champions, yet again. >> three out of five years. >> a all that and more coming up, lets talk about our forecast on this i guess it is

mischief night it is called, mischief night and then halloween. >> i have no idea about mischief night, did you coin that. >> no. >> it is a quiet mischief night. it is definitely quieting down in the weather department for new but it is getting a lot cooler outside, temperatures have taken a hit here this morning. we have got a couple fog issues that we will have have to discuss here at least initially but that should start to dissipate and then we will have some sunshine. that will be a running theme for us right through halloween, but this upcoming weekend developing storm system is still in the cards, but we have a better case scenario, which i will explain, coming up, guys, back to you. >> in the news a wild police chase capped off with a crash and suspect taserd. >> that suspect is now behind bars and not only for the chase. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at police headquarters to bring us up to date, nicole, good

morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. he was fleeing officers for a very good reason, because he struck a with man with the vehicle abduct her, and assaulted her according to police. young woman survived that terrifying attack and in pursuit of the suspect again police opened fire. it all happen in the 7300 block of ditman avenue where police spotted aid green camry that fit description of the car involve in the abduction monday night. when police approached the vehicle the driver threw it in reverse. the officer a's partner opened fire, striking the car's rear windshield and persued that car for a mile until it the collided with another vehicle at frankford and cottman. pretty wild scene there we are told suspect fled on foot but was caught a short time later. he did put up a fight and that forced officers to use a taser before his arrest. he was taken to aria torresdale with mine are injuries. a as for that female victim one that i mentioned at the top here she's in her mid

20's. she report that had incident to the east division of philadelphia police. >> she was abducted, she was duct taped. her face, her body, and she was assaulted. she had injuries to her face and her mouth and her eyes, so this individual is looking at some serious charges. >> meantime several witnesses were brought in to northeast detective for questioning as police say they are still looking for other suspect, involved in this abduction. we are live outside police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nicole, thank you. lets get traffic and weather together, katie. >> erika, we did have some fog issues this morning, some might be still fining that, this is video taken earlier this morning atwood lawn road in northeast philadelphia look at that, really settling in here and i saw it rolling in myself on my own drive-in to work. watch it for that. it looks like some dryer air is starting to get funneled

back in so this fog will start to dissipate but i want to take you here to our area visability. lets go outside to another camera if you we can. we will go to the shore camera. sky cam three looks slightly hazy, not too bad down the shore in terms of visibility. everybody however has since dried out from the showers that rolled through yesterday but reason we had that fog, in the first place was because the moisture hasn't completely moved away just yet. now lets go to storm scan three and visability here and you can still will see visability in a few spots are near zero. there is dryer air moving in, so these numbers should start to kline with time here but if you are just about ready to walk outside the door you might still find some fog issues in any given location. watch for that. here's frontal bound dry, we are totally, in the clear, in essence here in terms have wet weather. right now temperatures have taken a serious hit 37 currently in mount pocono. 46 degrees at philly international, 43 down the

shore, far cry from yesterday's numbers in a lot of instances here. you want to make sure you walk out the door with at least a light jacket. you will need that. today as we get through time we are expecting a will cooler day, flirting with 60 but not quite getting there. 62 degrees down the the shore, more sunshine and it is a quiet day, cool one, vittoria, over to you. >> good morning everyone. traveling on any majors you won't have a problem just yet, very quiet, only 4:35. only activity that we are seeing on the roads would be some construction projects like traveling on 202. this is 202 around 29, if you are commuting northbound or southbound you will notice that at least a lane will be compromised around this area we are taking a look at i-95 looking great, it is wide opened, maybe catching an early flight this morning. heading southbound or northbound not only around south philadelphia a but not too far away at philadelphia international airport you should be good to go. in delays in the northeast, delaware county. average speed sensors all over

are in the 50's, 55 on the schuylkill, i-95, 55 and 476, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension just a lot of good news this morning. we have a accident however on the northbound side of the boulevard at action forward circle will very tricky intersection so give yourself some more time there and ab wear of. that we have a down pole on route 130 southbound at riverton road, something to be aware of this morning but no delays for mass transit. everything running on time. let's head back the two desk, with erika. new this morning a violent roll over crash in northeast philadelphia it happened 1:30 at the boulevard and oxford avenue. a 40 year-old woman was rescued. she's currently listed in stable condition. no injuries in the other car. police are investigate to go determine if charges are warranted. happening today, a former philadelphia police officer goes on trial, kenneth allen is charge with two counts of violating a probation from abuse other. police accused allen of assaulting his then girlfriend

in september who is also a philadelphia police officer. also happening, today septa and its workers union will be back at the bargaining table. last night workers prepared for a strike which could announced as early as tomorrow. strike would affect buses, subways and trolleys but in the regional rails. sides are at odds over a list of issues including pensions but septa says its offers have been more than generous. casey hickcox is refusing to quarantine any longer and said she will fight back if health officials keep a court order to keep her inside. >> she spoke outside her home with her partner. after being quarantined in new jersey for three days after landing a at newark airport she was told she could complete the rest of her 21 day quarantine at home. hickcox has tested negative annes shows no symptoms since working with ebola patientness west africa. >> there are things that we know work and all aid workers are willing to do those things

but i'm in the willing to stand here and let my civil right be violated when it is not right. >> according to a new poll, 1200 people nationwide, 80 percent said americans returning from west africa should be quarantined upon arrival. group of cheyney university student staff and alumni are suing the state and obama administration claiming the historically black college has been shortchanged for decades because of race. >> federal lawsuit names governor tom corbett, the pennsylvania board of governors and u.s. department of education. it claims funding short ages at cheyney and blames racial discrimination. plaintiffs aren't looking for damages but they want fun to go revive cheyney and academic offerings. in the statement pennsylvania system of higher education say cheyney's university role within pennsylvania's state cyst home of higher education and the the commonwealth is important. our collective goal, is to

ensure that every student that who attend the university receives a high quality educational screens. lower pottsgrove township police hopes the public can find a man robbed a dollar general store. surveillance shows a man entered the store on north charlotte street around 7:30 last night with the semiautomatic handgun. if you have any fur please call lower pottsgrove township police. a camden county police officer ape her husband air monk 40 people facing charges in connection with a drug trafficking ring. authorities say that the network dealt more than one million-dollar of heroin and cocaine annually across south jersey. investigators say officer ashley bailey gave confidential police information to drug dealers and gangs, connect to her husband edward ingram. the investigation is ongoing. and we new know what may have caused that mysterious vibrations felt by some resident up and down the new jersey cher yesterday. u.s. navy was conducting aircraft test flights similar

to this one at naval air station in maryland. during the testing yet can break the the speed of sound over water causing a on i can boom. navy is looking into the noise complaints. after seven games the sap fran are once again, world series chapel beyonds. excited fans poured out of area bars and filled the streets but the celebrations were marred by violence. this is video of crowd lighting fires and police say at least two people were shot. we will have a full recap of the game coming up in sports. hate to see when celebrations get out offhand. >> a shame. still ahead this morning an update on the i investigation into tuesday's rocket explosion. officials are issuing a warning to every within who lives on a island near the blast site. we will explain what they are saying

bits of debris from the rocket that exploded this week in virginia are washing up on

the nearby island. and nasa is warning people not to touch anything that washes up because it may be toxic. the unmanned rocket which was built and launched by a private company burst into flames just seconds after take off on tuesday on wallops island. in one was hurt. the it is in the yet clear what went wrong. right now 4:43. what a difference between yesterday at this time and today. >> how about it. >> it is so much more chillier. we had some fog left over, moisture basically was the reason that formed here. it is starting to dissipate. you don't to have worry about it. if you hit the road you might run into a little bit, more of a heads up but it is brightening up and that bodes well for halloween and outdoor plans you have scheduled. so many ghosts and goblins will be out collecting their candy tomorrow evening and it is looking g lets look at a lit built of halloween history for you, the warmest halloween we ever saw happened in 1946,

coldest, 41 in 1925 and we had a little bit of snow one time in 1925. where we pick up a few tenths of an inch. wetes one takes the cake at 1.32 inches of rain fell in 1895. been quite a while since it has been that wet on halloween. storm scan three this showing retreat and the clearing skies in the wake the of the frontal boundary that came through yesterday. again, it was whimpy when it came to moisture but it is packing punch of cool air, very much reflect in the temperatures for us here as we go through the rest of this week. we are talking upper 50's today, far cry from temperatures that we had yesterday and day present especially. friday, also quiet, sunshine, followed by some clouds but i promise dry weather. saturday. we have been talking about this storm for a day or two. it looks like it is two pieces of energy that would have to merge for war case scenario. they eventually merge but they merge over atlantic. we will even up with showers

and chill on saturday but that is about it. that is great news. berth case scenario if we deal with this at all. sunday brightens backup but wind will crank. good excuse to sleep in the extra hour that you will get as it is time to fall back. on daylight savings time. monday not quite as chilly, it should be a nice day as well but less, windy for one thing. also a bit milder. the remember guys, we are still looking for folks to join our eyewitness weather watcher program. head to cbs philly to the come/watchers for all of the info, ukee, back over to you. all right, katie, thank you n sports giants and royals in game seven of the world series. giants went ahead three-two on the fourth inning base hit by michael morse. sandoval scores what would be the winning run. world another is mvp madison bumgarner came in relief throwing five scoreless innings. he had two wins and a safe in this world series. giants have won the world

series now three times in the last five years. >> i'm a little tired now, i cannot lie to you anymore. it is awesome. we're truly blessed. >> it is historic what this kid has done. really truly amazing. i'm honored to manage this group of warriors. >> that they were. bumgarner's five inning save in game seven is longest save in world series history. to the hardwood, sixers season is here and we see new big man nerlens noel in real game action. nerlens showed off nice hook shot, cut down in the lane. watch this, it goes in, boom. nicely done. it gave the team 51-48 half time lead and pulled away late with 12 unanswered points in one stretch. nerlens had three bronze, tony weren had 22 points. innings isers 17 of 30 from the foul line. indiana wins 103-91.

sixers in milwaukee tomorrow night. erika. thanks, ukee. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, mcdonald's is taking heat for a new slogan, but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

a suspect is in custody after a police chase end in a crash in northeast philadelphia police fired on that suspect when allegedly tried to run them down, he faces charges from the chase and in connection with an a alleged abduction on monday. septa and transit workers union meet for more talks today, union says they could call will a strike as early a as tomorrow impacting buses, subways and trolleys. regional rails will continue to run. main sticking point is pensions. we are waiting for that if you go to lift in our area we shot this video near woodhaven road in the northeast. check that out.

spooky out there. katie has your full forecast in five minutes. time for your check on your business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us. jill, we are hearing that the federal reserve says the u.s. economy is strong enough to scale back stimulus programs from a couple years ago, what can you tell us. >> reporter: federal reirv says it will stop its long running bond buying program at the even of the month. that was put in place during the height of the great recession to boost the economy. that is when unemployment rate was 8.1 percent, it is now 5.9 percent. fed says it will keep short term interest rates at record low levels for a considerable time but traders here on the floor did not like what they heard, stocks went down yesterday, so we will see what today brings. ukee and erika. >> it is a fact that mcdonald's has been hit with slumping sales and now they are trying out a new slogan i understand but it is not going over so well. what is the latest. >> reporter: yeah, customers aren't loving mcdonald's new

slogan. according to the wall street journal in january the fast food chain will replace i'm loving it with a new slogan. it is aim at promoting happiness over internet hate. unfortunately for mcdonald's that new slogan is stirring up negativity and hate on its own, ukee and erika. >> ukee had his own stayed, loving beef hating. >> i don't energy that more. >> thanks, jill keep us posted. >> i'm in the loving it either. >> all right. >> coming up after a short break traffic and weather together. we will do it on the three's.

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around the malvern area, we do have lanes being compromised here, and we are used to. that we have been dealing with construction on 202 for a very long time. as we continue this is that foggy shot of the schuylkill. you know what going through camera shots this was more difficult for me to pinpoint. this is schuylkill expressway right around 476, notice one of the roadways, up top, and then one underneath. you cannot see because there is barely any within out there. the fog is so thick. give yourself some more time because that will compromise your commute and be extra careful. generally speaking speed sensors are great 95 schuylkill, 476, we are in the seeing major delays or volume and it is too early for that approaching 5:00 o'clock. we are dealing with an accident on the north bound side of the roosevelt boulevard at oxford circle. would you say within the the western suburbs and so on where we are seeing more of that fog. >> it is really where you still have a hint of moisture to work with. it could happen anywhere but you are right, generally

speaking down the shore it will not be too much of an issue for you. what is happening here is dew point is catching up to the temperature reading and that is basically meaning the air mass is still saturated enough with the light enough wind we can see if you go developing. it should be dissipating with time here but by the time sun comes up it should be gone for most of you. we will go back in time in the live neighborhood network outside palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, yesterday afternoon when clouds rolled in and quickly watch for it, one shower rolled on through, we saw that front coming through with mainly cloudy skies. here's is what left, still pulling away but leaving behind just enough moisture to lead to poor visibility. it is location dependent, perfect to keep in mind these are just observation sites, whole city of philadelphia as torey showed us is not at 6 miles visibility. it comes in patches. it could be locally dense. there are quite a few spots that are under a half mile visibility but again, that

should be tapering off with time are dissipating with time and we will have have a bright sunny albeit cool have afternoon. ukee, back over to you. here are stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 will be following, city councilman is looking to crackdown on anyone who might use drones to commit crimes in the city. new study find colleges are offering free tanning beds to students, and, how facebook new controls the way millions of people get their news. check in two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial, erika. coming up next, it is back the two bargaining table what that means with a possible septa strike around the corner. >> also trapped in the raging river but this isn't your average rescue we will show you how we have to bring in construction equipment to save a driver. change of heart a termally ill women admits she's having second thoughts, we will

just a frightening night on the job for philadelphia police, an officer is drag during a wild chase and that is not the only crime, the driver is accused of committing. plus it is coming down to the wire, septa workers return to the bargaining table later on today with the threat of a strike still looming for tens of thousands of passengers who rely on public transportation. it is thursday, october 30th good morning, i'm ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. also for you. >> until that time sit down and shut up. >> it is a classic confrontation with governor chris christie, governor fires back after he is challenged by a heckler, katie. >> today is going to be a brighter, sunny day out there, and a lot cooler by

comparison, so we just keep on continuing, that decline on the thermometer full details on the temperatures coming up, vittoria. >> as far as roads right the now, it is not awful. we have a few construction project like traveling on 202 right around 29, north and southbound but we will talk about a few other things that may set you back in just a bit, ukee. now new this morning a two car crash in northeast philadelphia sends a woman to the hospital. it happened around 1:30 this morning at oxford and the boulevard. forty year-old woman was stuck in her overturn suv and had to be pulled free. she's listed in stable condition right now. police are investigating to try to figure out if charges should be filed. a police chase from mayfair to torresdale starts with a car, dragging a a police officer and then gunfire, and ends with a man in jail. however, that is not the only reason he is under arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from police headquarters with the very latest information, good morning.