is our pattern change and in fact with these temperatures with every passing take continue their decline, so we have to talk temperatures obviously and you have heard probably rumors of the weekend storm. we will discuss that too all coming up, torey. we definitely do have have some fog out there but as we jump outside ever so quickly we will get to i-95 where it looks clear. it will be patchy places in the western suburbs. me and kate write talking about this earlier. we will show you fog shots coming up but we are in the seeing that rush full blown, just yet, lots of things we are waiting on. happening today back to the bargaining table for septa and leadership with the transport workers union. >> work are have been without a contract instant is march. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the 69th street terminal where riders are bracing for a potential strike, jan? >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning a strike would cripple this city leaving a lot of people wondering where to go and how to get to work

as well as to school. with that possibility of the strike still on the table, people are thinking about a backup plan should buses, trains and trolleys stop but riders are hoping it doesn't come to this. they are keeping their fingers credits that had negotiations between septa and union don't break down. two sides pledged to continue to negotiate terms of the new contract. members of the transit workers union local 234 have been without a contract since march, the union is septa's largest representing 5,000 bus drivers, subway and trolley operators and maintenance workers. they say main sticking points are benefit increases and pay raises. on sunday members authorized leadership to strike if they think it necessary and union leadership says a decision on whether to strike could come by weeks end. passengers say a strike would be a huge inconvenience. >> a lot, i catch four buses in the morning. >> i was teaching years ago

and it was very hard to get around. >> reporter: now a lot of people remember what the last strike was like and they are in the looking forward to yet another, septa a officials say they continue to offer reasonable wage, pension and health care benefits, meanwhile union leadership says two sides are very farrah part. if a strike were to happen it would affect trains, trolleys and buses. it were not impact regional rail and leadership says it will give the public 24 hours notice. reporting live from upper darby jane carabao cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new this morning a man tries to drive himself to the hospital after a shooting in north philadelphia police say someone with an assault rifle shot him at west tioga streets. police found the driver passed out after his suv hit a fire hydrant on the 3300 block of old york road. we're told he is in stable condition with the gunshot wound to the right thigh. a chase that took philadelphia police from mayfair to torresdale end in a crash and the a alleged driver

in jail. chase started last night at torresdale and ditman streets. police say they were investigating the man in connection with the abduction and assault on a woman that happened on monday but when officers approached his car police say he back up in to one of them and then took off. >> the operator of the vehicle backed up striking one of the officers and then pulled forward and drug one of the officers several feet. at this time the partner fired his weapon, one time, striking the rear of the toyota camry in the rear windshield. >> police ended up tasering the man after he crash at frankford and convent. the officer who was struck by a car was in the hurt. right now 5:33. lets check with katie. we have been seeing fog all over our cameras this morning. >> we have, it is settling in because win has slack end up a a little bit but we have just enough moisture left in the wake the have the front that brought in the wet weather yesterday. you can still see it making its retreat here.

it is just close enough we have moisture left over. now any fog that is still out there should dissipate with the light of the day but you have got to look closely. it is tough because sun isn't up just yet but you can still surrounding street lamps outside whitefield elementary school that there is a haze and a fog that is settling in here and where you've got that fog it is definitely coming in, thick and locally dense. so if you just watch for that here it should only be through the next few hours at most that we have to deal with this and it should brighten up for bright sunshine. much cooler out there right now, 47 in the airport. we are easily in the 40's. we have caught up new to the temperatures that we're seeing in the just in columbus, ohio and st. louis but down to birmingham, that is how far the sent of the first batch of cool air, has come through, but you can tell where it hasn't crossed through, charleston my goodness still flirting with 07 degrees down that way. just a matter of have time before that spot starts to see a drop on the thermometer. we have seen it already.

at best we will climb to the upper 50's. at soon as that fog lifts you can expect bright sunshine. in the poconos a few additional clouds but it is going to be a quiet day and a calm day, and tomorrow looks just the same. quick check on your trick or treat planned forecast here, spooky clouds is all we will have have going on here and temperatures that are only the at best in the mid to low 50's. torey, a great excuse to put a sweat shirt underneath that mutant ninja turtle costume. >> good. >> is that what you are going to be. >> that is exactly what i will be, so glad to have that tip, thanks very much, i a appreciate that. good morning, now that i think about that wouldn't be a bad idea. might have something in my garage. lets head outside, we do have a little bit of fog that will compromise your commute. ukee was talking about this earlier. this is that same shot 476 not too far from the mid county toll plaza. if you are traveling either southbound or northbound again a little bit difficult to see. you will run into delays.

well, not delays but it could delay your commute because of the low visibility. volleys not the problem on 476, schuylkill expressway is not awful but we are seeing a touch of traffic build on i-95. this is southbound around the area have girard avenue, very normal for this time. if you are traveling, all over pennsylvania, average speeds in the 50's. that small pocket may set you back a tad for right new but it will definitely grow, for sure. we have an accident at tea california be pike at minister is road. give yourself more time there north bound on the roosevelt boulevard at oxford circle we have an accident, very serious intersection, and one that can be confusing. so just definitely be mindful of. that in delays for mass transit, erika. a balloon pennsylvania authorities used in the search of accused state trooper shooter eric frein is back in ohio. earlier this week mylar balloon flew over parts of the poconos but the search turned up nothing. meantime barrett township police are beefing up security, the department is

installing a new security fence. it will cost five you this dollars. right now, time is 5:37. in business news the best celebration this is halloween. >> and what is going on with an air bag issue. money watch's jill wag more joins us up at the stock exchange in new york, hey jill. >> good morning. >> good morning ukee and erika. federal government is telling air bag maker takata to speed up making replacement parts. they are link to four deaths and spark a recall of 8 million vehicles here in the united states. the government also wants takata a to do more testing to find out what caused this problem. well, economy is strong enough for federal reserve to stop its long running bond buying program, at the end of the month. it was put in place during the the height of the great recession, to help boost the the economy. fed also says it will keep short term interest rates at record low levels, foy a considerable time. investors did in the like what they helped. dow jones fell 31, nasdaq lost

15. in the spirit of these spooky time of the year, wallet hub crunched the number to find the best and worst sit toys celebrate. this is based than factors like entertainment options, number of candy stores, crime rate and temperature for trick or treating. philadelphia came in 62nd. city scored very high marks for entertainment, and environment, but they lose points on trick or treating weather. ukee ander erika, blame it on the weather. officialness maine could seek a court order as soon as today forcing nurse kacie hickox to quarantine herself inside her home. cbs news correspondent don champion has that story. >> it is painful, emotionally draining. >> reporter: still healthy and flanged by her boyfriend kacie hickox emerged from her maine

home wednesday night to stand her ground. >> i'm in the willing to stand here and let my civil rights be violated when it is not right. >> reporter: hickox will end a voluntary home quarantine, today. she has become a face of the debate on whether to quarantine american health care workers returning from ebola stricken countries in west africa. hick ox tested negative for the virus since getting back from sierra leone last week, the state still wants her home quarantine to wait out a three week i been cue bails cases or ofe bowl. there are other cases where individuals did in the test positive, did in the believe they were symptomatic and quickly developed symptoms while they were out in the public. >> reporter: surrounded by health care workers on wednesday, president obama spoke out against aggressive restrictions. >> we need to call them what they are which is american heroes. they deserve our gratitude. >> reporter: even still a new cbs news poll of 1200 people

nationwide found 80 percent say americans returning from west have africa should be quarantined upon arrival. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a terminally ill woman who made headlines after had sharing her decision to end her own life has released an emotional new video. >> twenty-nine year-old brittany maynard has been diagnosis with an aggressive form of brain cancer last spring. doctors gave her six months to live. in june, maynard and her family moved to oregon so she could get access to the death with dignity act. she initially chose this saturday, november 1st as her death date but now says it is not the right time. >> i still have enough to wake and laugh and smile with my family and friend enough that it doesn't seem like the right time right now but it will come because i feel myself getting sicker, it is happening each week. >> last week maynard visited the grand canyon a trip she described as the last item on

her bucket list. >> 5:41. within of the world's most famous chapels gets a major upgrade, cutting edge technology giving the sistine chapel a whole new look. standing on top of the world we will get our first lot at prime views from the top of the new world trade center. and keeping black friday bargains on black friday the latest stores that refuse to open up early on thanksgiving. we will be right back.

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this chase ended in a crash and police taserd the suspect. "eyewitness news" has learned that the suspect also faces charges from a machine night abduction and assault. also, septa and its transit workers union plan to meet today. trolley and subway operators and bus drivers could walk off the job tomorrow. main issue is pensions. san francisco giants fans celebrated another world series victory with reckless behavior, in the streets. police say two people suffered gun shot wounds and officers made a handful of arrests. right new 5:43. lets get traffic and weather together. katie, you are tracking whacky hurricane paths. >> i want to take you back here to a history lesson, some of the most strange hurricane paths that we have ever seen. since 1900 when we are going back here. you will love these names. they are hilarious. we will remember eye vin very well, took a little loop back in 2004, came through the gulf, sipped around a bit east of the mississippi and then

came back into florida. it was a nutty system. then we had raining way lenny. we called him wrong way lenny because rather than moving from the opened waters of the atlantic he went out in the opened waters of the atlantic, very, very unheard of, the way that storm system ended up moving along. but there you have it, just goes to show mother nature can do what she wants. esther took a little spin around. that is what you'll fine that they just spun around and went weird curves. another one was kyle in 2002 actually originated east of the bohamas island. came out, did a loop, and then did another within and then went into north carolina crazy stuff here. then there is ginger. this remind me of a two year-old taking a crayon and going to town on a piece of paper. just a squiggly path with that system but there you have have it, you can see strange things taking place all depending on how the weather pattern decide to set up that given year.

meanwhile tropics remain very quiet for us a the this point. we have an area of concern, we will call it, right now, this little zone of showers and storms has about a one in ten chance have of developing into something but we have got bigger problems back here as we track our next round of wet weather. at the moment first frontal boundary come through. clearing out, cooling down but we will start to see some more showers a breeze, gusty win kick in happening by the weekend. i gave this a a minus because we will keep sunshine and starting off with fog and just shy of seasonal at best 59 degrees for that high. we will look forward in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast ape through halloween it is all calm but then showers move in on the saturday and the chill will continue to just settle in for the weekend, torey over to you. >> thanks very much, katie. >> good morning. i love taking this shot because it is spooky, very halloweeny if you will and as we look at 76 around 202 it is a great indication of low

visibility and if you go we might have out and about. seventy-six around 202 in the too far from 476 you will run into some if you go there. as we move to take a look at 42 freeway in new jersey we have a hazy, fog shot, if you are traveling on the north bound side of the 42 where we are used to seeing rush hour delays but we are in the seeing any sort of the rush just yet, except maybe traveling on i-95 southbound around girard avenue but you will notice speed sensors moving well. we have an accident situation at ridge pike at neiffer red. the also traveling mass transit in delays but in montgomery county we have an accident at dekalb pike and morris road. give yourself more time this morning no major delays at the airport. but lets talk about the delays. when you are on the road you can always get updated information about traffic backups and delays in your area and really every where with the new your drive app, dunn load that app for iphone and android by going to cbs philly.com/your drive, ukee. lava from hawaii's kilauea

volcano is inching closer to homes on the main road on the big island. molten stream has burn a shed, some tires and vegetation but no homes. dozens of homes and businesses are in that flow's path though. that amount could increase as the flow front widens, erika. military jet breaking sound warrior may be cause behind loud booms and mysterious vibration down the shore yesterday. it lasted a few second but it was enough to send south jersey residents on social media looking for answers. it turns out navy was conducting aircraft flights similar to this one from the naval air station maryland. >> i felt like a big like almost like a vibration and i heard what sounded like a truck overturning or something. >> navy says they are looking

into the noise complaint. a sonic boom occurred when april aircraft flies faster than the speed of sound. we are getting a look at top of the one world trade center before it opened to the public. one world observatory consist of the 100, 101st and 102nd floors. visitors will be charged $32 to board elevators to the best views of the new york city and live hd. the sites are just part of it though you can have a drink at the bar, dine by windows or rent space for a party. it opened next september. you may have seen the sistine chapel but never quite like this. german company installed 7,000led lights allowing visitors to see the brush strokes of his 16th century work of art. they block off windows in 1984 to protect the work of the italian renaissance painters. right now 5:48. before you walk out the door katie has your trick or treating forecast coming up. talk about tight quarters see how couple squeezes intoto an apartment that is probably barely, bigger, than your

bedroom, an apartment, good morning family back in a bit.

look at those photos, folks are thrilling us, with their halloween customs and decorations, we want to see how you're getting ready for halloween tomorrow night so send us your pictures, costume, your kids, your pets dressed up, send them to us on twit error instagram, just use the hash tag cbs-3 halloween. some retailers are bucking the recent trend of opening up early for black friday, nordstrom and game stop both say their doors will be closed on thanksgiving day so workers can spend time with hear

families. trend towards early black friday sales reach new heights, last year, when k-mart opened up at 6:00 o'clock, thanksgiving morning. >> family time. >> yes, how about that. word is facing more jail time. >> rap mug up wag arrested for stealing a photographer camera last night. the cat williams has been charged with robbery. because of their criminal history if convicted he could get 30 years while williams could get seven years. star of the cbs hit comedy show, big bang theory kail i sweden, gets a start on the hollywood walk of fame. she was join by her co stars and show producer for the the big event and a reminder, of course, catch an all new episode of the big bang theory tonight at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. 5:53. katie, good morning. >> well done good we will

start off with a quick look at visibility, it is definitely going to look a little spooky to you outside as we come up upon halloween but at the moment it is courtesy of dense fog that is settling in for some of you but it should be lifting as the day progresses once the sun comes up. hall i halloween guys we have spooky clouds for trick or treat forecast, anotherly tranquil however with temperatures, very slowly starting to drop in the lower 50's as all of the candy will start to weigh you down here in your bag. we will take a quick check of storm scan three frontal bound dry still leaving behind just enough moisture are before that fog is form. i do think it is clearing out with time here and we will give you a quick check of the seven day forecast, weekend is chilliest of the pack here, with a storm system starting to brew, bringing in some showers at worst on saturday. torey. thanks, katie, good morning everyone. we are doing well out there. i-95 in the southbound direction around girard that is one snag that will hit that

is indicating a touch of that rush, however we are taking you to 202 around 252, paoli, construction out and about you may notice a lane blockage or flashing lights and cones indicating that but folks are moving by but it still may set you back. moving along to take a look, we are good, high up in the 50's with no major problems. watch out for this accident, however ridge pike at neiffer road. we wiwill be back with more stay w in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard.

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>> imagine that, it the is new york. >> new york. >> but two grand a month for 242 feet. >> yes. >> they must really like each other. >> i got shoes bigger than that. my goodness. coming up next on "eyewitness news" septa strike is looming, we are live with an update as both sides prior to meet again. rocket that exploded in virginia was supposed to deliver supplies to the international space station, we've got some new video of that blast. we aree getting a rare look at hair raising experience, for the astronauts who live in space for months at a time.

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good morning, everyone thanks for waking up with us. septa riders are preparing for a possible transit strike that

could start as early as next week. >> septa and union leaders head back to the bargaining table later today. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us at 69th street transportation center where we spoke with some riders, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. contract negotiations, continue and at this point, there is no word about when a possible strike would happen or if it would happen. we might learn more about that in the coming days possibly as early as tomorrow, union leaders say two sides are still very farrah part. septa a passengers left on the edge of their seat, waiting to hear how licensing they will still have a ride, as union leadership and septa officials continue to negotiate a new contract. some passengers remember what a inconvenience last strike was and they are in the looking forward to yet another. >> i went through it when i was teaching, years ago, and it was very hard to get around. >> reporter: riders are hoping it doesn't come to this they areee