it was a violent night the in the streets of philadelphia, five people are injured in two separate shootings and we're live with the latest on the investigation. ane bowl scare at the new washing airport and a passenger gets sick and everybody end up in quarantine. meantime first person in the u.s. diagnosis with the virus turns for the the worst. health officials confirm a child in new jersey died as a result of the enter owe virus, respiratory illness that has swept the country and they are investigating a a possible second case, at the same school. today it is sunday october 5th, good morning, i'm todd quinones. we're off to a very chilly start this sunday morning. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> we are. it is 46 degrees. it is a mark difference compared to yesterday morning when we were 20 degrees warmer

then this. when you walk out the door, first thing in the morning you may be stunned by how cool it is or if you had your windows opened last night as it might have been a routine for you, i'm sure you closed them. look the at the temperature in reading right now. we have 38 degrees. temperatures in the 30's in the area this morning. there is a frost advisory and that is going on up through poconos and scranton for temperatures getting in the middle 30's this morning and that is until 8:00 o'clock this morning up through that area. otherwise we're dealing with lots of sunshine today and we will hang on to that sunshine throughout the entire day basically very few clouds even if you see any at all. things are looking nice there. but boy, is it cold? look at that in the poconos three, 2 degrees. thirty-eight in allentown. forty-two in trenton. 38 degrees in lancaster. we have temperatures in the 40's in south jersey, lower 40's and 52 is the the mildest temperature in wildwood.

it is a 25-degree difference at the airport in philadelphia this morning. 25 degrees cooler then it was yesterday morning. cold start for this central and south jersey race for the the cure out at jackson the at great adventure at 47 degrees but we will warm up looking for temperatures this afternoon but only in the 60's. 61 degrees today with a breeze and some sunshine. we will check on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, todd. a violent night in the city of philadelphia. police are investigating two separate shootings where five people were sent to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live with the details, syma? >> reporter: well, todd, police are investigating two shootings that happened in different parts of the city leaving five people injured. the first shooting happened, just after midnight, on the 5200 block of delancey street in the cobbs creek section. three people were shot, one is in critical condition. two of the victims are in their 20's and other is 47

years old. two of the men were taken to hup and one walk to mercy hospital. the second shooting took place in north philadelphia, leaving two men injured. that happened around midnight on the 1800 block of east sedgley avenue. one victim is 35 years old, the the other is 40 years old. both were shot in the lower body and they were taken to temple hospital. both are in stable condition. new police are continuing to investigate these separate shootings, right now they have in motive and no arrest that has been made. that is very latest, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a sick passenger on a flight to newark liberty international airport sets off alarms about a possibly bowl a scare but it turns out to be a false alarm. "eyewitness news" obtain this photo the owe showing medical crews boarding plane once it landed. the flight was coming from brussels but passenger was reportedly from liberia. we're told he was vomiting

during that flight the the cdc was notified and all passenger were quarantined. in the end doctors determined that the man was not infect with ebola. meanwhile in dallas things continue to get worse for thomas duncan, he he is first patient diagnosed here in america. he is new listed in critical condition, but there is better news about the the nine other people came in contact with him. the head of the cdc says none of them are showing any symptoms so far. but the the agency continues to get inquiries from the public, more than 100 people have called in, worried about possibly being sick. >> all of the nine who had definite contact we were able to reach, so we are confident that none of those with definite contact had any symptoms, related to ebola, none of them had fever. >> other than thomas duncan the cdc hasn't confirmed any other cases of ebola here in the united states. meanwhile another sickness is raising concerns in mercer

county, later on tonight health officials will hold a public meeting about enterovirus 68. one child has died and another case is now being investigated. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has very latest from hamilton township. >> when you see photos of the little we'll lie, his personality , leaped off the page. >> reporter: hamilton township mayor, kelly, described young victim of the deadly virus saturday afternoon at a press conference where for the first time we have learn how he died. >> the cause of death was enterovirus d68. >> reporter: eli died over a week ago officials were not sure if the boy died as a result of the virus. that determination was made late friday by mercer county medical examiner's office after receiving test results from the center for disease control. officials say another child in eli's grade was being tested for the the virus, that student was in the different class but got sick same time eli did. he has since recovered as

district officials say facility and students are safe. >> finding out how each and everyone of us are feeling on the daily basis and the attendance at the school on friday was backup to full attendance in that classroom. >> reporter: but for some parents there remains some worry. >> clean and everything but how do you know that your child isn't walking by somebody that is sick. >> what am i supposed to look for, is it something mild or serious or is it everything. >> reporter: health officials stress that this is a virus which means antibiotic drugs won't help. that means prevention is key making sure you wash your hand, cover your mouth when you cough and avoiding contact with those who might be sick. health officials tell us they will be holding another public meeting, sunday night at 7:00 p.m. at steinard high school in hamilton township to address any additional concerns, people may have. we're in hamilton township tonight, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and a tense situation in upper merion township a man there is being accused of holding a woman against her will inside of his home.

it happened on the 300 block of south warner road, police responded to the scene, after reports of gunshots, the the woman eventually escaped and told police that the suspect was shane gallagher. he was taken into custody shortly after that. the parents of an indiana man who is being held by the militant group is is are pleading for his life. their video appeal was released aid day after extremist crime to have beheaded british aid worker allen henning. reporter wendy gel let has details. >> reporter: parents of the american held biasis release aid video message saturday pleading for his relief. >> we implore his captors to show mercy and use their power to let their son go. >> reporter: twenty-six year-old peter chasek who changed his name, in captivity was taken hostage last october 1st in syria. his parents say he started an organization to help syrians, training civilians and giving food, clothing and medical aid to those in need. >> most of all, know that we

love you. and our hearts ache for you to be granted had your freedom so we can hug you again. >> reporter: in the latest isis i video a militant executed british aid worker allen henning and threatened his life. militant says beheading is retaliation for britain joining u.s. air strikes against isis. >> his bloodies on the hand of the british parliament. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron denouncedded the execution. >> anyone who has any doubt about this organization can now see how truly repulsive it is, and bar barrick it is. >> reporter: fighters are using brutal captors to capture land in iraq and syria. henning is fourth western hostage the the group has executed in recent weeks. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a flag that flew over the u.s. capitol on september 11th 2001 was destroyed in the fire at the the flight 93 national memorial will in somerset county, pennsylvania intense

flames destroyed two of the buildings at the the memorial's headquarters but memorial itself was not damaged. investigators are working to figure out what causedded that fire. park staff did inventory and said in addition, several other items were also damage. it was a scene, like out of jaws, kyackers in a chosen counter with a great white, coming up next, how the shark attack left them stranded at sea. we will have this. >> a new way to honor disable veteran i'm susan mcginnes in washington and i'll have the story coming up. much different story coming up. carol will have

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a frightening ordeal three kyackers narrowly escaped a shark attack off santa barbara coast. look at their kyack those holes from the great white shark. kyacker were fishing in santa barbara, california on try when they came across the shark. they used a distress call and a nearby fisherman came to their rescue. upside down and he is cleaned to the top of it. so we get the kyack, and we get him on our boat and two other guys that were with him hopped on our boat also and we brought them all three into the landing those same fisherman then rescued three more kyackers in the same area just about an hour later.

a marathoner trying to run from florida to bermuda and inflatable bubble is rescued by u.s. coastguard. he was found about 07 miles off the coast of st. augustine, florida. the coastguard tried to get him to give up his quest on wednesday but refused. crews returned yesterday when a man activated his location beacon because of fatigue. police in breaking ridge, colorado are looking into reports of three shiny objects seen in the sky. officials there say multiple people have called into report the sightings, witnesses say objects sometimes form triangles or straight lines on the horizon, norad is investigating a and local police have alerted the faa. and a beautiful sight in new mexico hundreds of hot air balloon filled the sky at albuquerque international balloon fiesta. this year all 550 pilots were equipped with the tablet computers, capable of running a mapping application that allows them to steer clear of

many of their restrict areas. well, there is a chill in the air this morning and it is fall, right, carol no doubt bit. >> no doubt bit. if you had any question about it maybe you did over the the last couple of days when temperatures were in the 70's, there is no doubt this morning. the it is chilly out there. it looks nice though. yesterday morning we were waking up to the rain. today we have a chill in the air and it is a mark difference with temperatures at the the airport 25 degrees cooler then they were yesterday morning at this point. at the shore, it looks beautiful there too, yesterday as well, we saw rain showers to begin the day but now, everything is dry, chilly, even along the the shoreline. 38 degrees outside in reading this morning. the just an indication of how cold it is to the north of our area, with readings in the 30's and there is that frost advisory until 8:00 o'clock this morning for scranton and a couple areas up near the poconos this morning. the the poconos right now

32 degrees. thirty-eight in allentown. forty-three in philadelphia, millville. fifty-two down in wildwood. the day does warm up but not all that high, we will be running some 10 degrees cooler then we ought to be this time of the year. storm scan three really not a problem at all. so enjoy the day today, enjoy the the fall, this is pumpkin apple, you know, dry corn stalks, it is that kind of a day out there. temperatures will be in the 60's today, this is definitely not just a taste of fall, it is a taste of november. don't spit it out just yet because, we will be getting a taste of february too i'm sure at some point. and then by tomorrow, we're going to be watching for these temperatures to climb, we will get back in the 70's, so if you just needed this, as dipping your toe into the the temperatures in the 60's, that is today and then we will get back in more comfortable weather tomorrow. future weather, in problems as we roll through this afternoon as we go through tonight, as we go through tomorrow and then by the time we will get to later on, monday, tuesday, this is tuesday afternoon,

chance of picking up some showers as a front that will go through and it may stall and it may stall long enough to bring a couple rain showers by the time we get to wednesday so that is something we will have have to continue to monitor. why are we showing pacific here with the hurricanes? it the is because the moisture from this hurricane could get drawn in and pulled over and across the country and basically end up, maybe creating some rain showers, even through the ohio, valley or mid-atlantic which would be us by the end of next week. we will continue to monitor that. or wise just monitor these chillier temperatures 61 in philadelphia. sixty-two at the shore. 55 degrees in the poconos. the looks great in every single location and our wind, about five or 10 miles an hour through the philadelphia area but it is a windy day at the the shore with wind gusting about 25 miles an hour. now tonight we will drop down to 45 degrees, another within of the chilly nights tonight. as we go through the the next couple of days we will start to warm up, monday seven ,

looks great. maybe a few more clouds monday afternoon. the tuesday a chance of the shower, wednesday maybe an early shower and thursday and friday are we looking at some rain showers starting late thursday, into the saturday? we will continue to monitor that, todd. carol, thank you. there are more than 3 million veterans living with permanent injuries sustain in the line of duty and today thousands of disable vets will gather in washington d.c. for dedication of the new memorial honoring their sacrifice. susan mcginnes visited american veterans disabled for life memorial and has this preview. >> reporter: inscriptions of the glass walls of the new memorial at the foot of the capitol hill tell stories of sacrifice. this photo shows don receiving the bronze star. >> it is a tremendous honor. >> reporter: she lost her right arm in the rpg attack serving in iraq in 2004. >> there isn't a day that goes back what my life would be if i didn't get injured or what it would be like if i could still have two arms or pick up

my son with both arms. it is an every day battle but i think that i'm in it to win the war so i try not to let the day-to-day get the best of me. >> reporter: people who built this memorial wanted lawmakers to be able to see it from the capitol, to remind them of the sacrifices or veterans made. >> that is story we are trying to tell here and it doesn't even with the war they live witt forever. >> we need to make sure that they have the the resources and programs and services available to them, to move on, and be successful, because they have the rest of their lives to live. >> reporter: she went on to start her own company, she expects the american veterans disable for life veterans memorial to register with visitors and become a source of strength for wounded warriors. >> i hope lot of americans get an opportunity to come see it and learn a little bit more about what it is like and how it is changes their lives and what they sacrifice and what they ultimately accomplish. >> lasting tribute to americans whose fight didn't end on the battle field n

washington, susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". dawn is looking forward to seeing the completed memorial for the first time today when she attends the dedication ceremony. the president obama and actor gary sinise are also scheduled to speak. the salvation army is showing off its new community center, thinks ray and joan crock community center in camden. the crock center is a 120,000 square foot state of the art facility that provides programs for the camden community. it has all sorts of activities the including a theater, water park and soccer and baseball field. a test driving plastic surgery before going under the knife, coming up next on "eyewitness news" this woman loves the way her body looks thanks to a temporary beauty fix. the new trends ahead in healthwatch.

over the past four years pennsylvania has gone from 9th to 47th in job creation. and now, news about our economy is getting even worse. "pennsylvania's jobless rate is up for the second straight month as employment fell and unemployment rose." "bond rating agency has cut pennsylvania's rating to double a minus because of recurring budget deficits." "the state government is out of cash and is scrambling to make sure school districts and state employees can even be paid."

check it out national museum of american jewish history is glowing, pink , buildings around the region are turning pink, pink as part of the lights for the cure campaign. it is a joint effort by cbs-3 and susan komen philadelphia, the pink lights is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. on the healthwatch, enhance your look, even drop a pant size, anything is possible through plastic surgery but before you go under the knife wouldn't you like to necessity how would you look after. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl shows how you can go for a plastic surgery test drive. >> i love it.

>> reporter: it is incredible. >> i cannot even believe that this is me right now. >> reporter: angie diaz is react to go a temporary breast enlargement, this is what she looked like an hour earlier. >> i love the way this looks on my body. >> reporter: but it will only last for about 24 hours. >> want to make a couple little marks. >> reporter: here's how transformation begins. the plastic surgeon norman row outlines area that would be enhanced when he even jokes saline solution directly in the breast. >> patients want to get an idea what they might look like before they have a more permanent procedure. >> reporter: one day enlargement is one of a variety of temporary beauty fixes some doctors are offering. they often come from celebrities who know all about quick fix beauty secrets to get ready for the red carpet whether it is short term lip plumping or body wrap to help you shed inches and dress sizes. >> i have had some patients coming in more recently, who wanted something for the night. >> i think 24 hours is a

perfect amount of time, it is a full day and a full night, for you to deciding whether or the not this is the the right change for to you make. >> reporter: barbara greenberg is a psychologist who says this temporary route is more common for women opting for non-permanent beauty fixes. >> this is every woman's choice and that we really have to be accepting. >> reporter: doctor rose says temporary breast enlargements are a growing trend and he is regularly seeing women who are asking for this short term enhanced look for special occasions. >> it is definitely a quick aspect, you get 24 hours before you transform back to your normal self. >> reporter: academy of cast met i can surgery say saline injections are safe but should only be used to see what permanent implants would look like. it does not recommend that the injections be repeated multiple times because of the risk of infection. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" a clune on edge, a meeting is

scheduled after the death of a new jersey boy from enterovirus 68. getting tripped up, singing canada's fat anthem but not in the way you might think, see what happened to this ice skating singer. you will need a jacket this morning but what about the rest of the day. >> carol will return with your sunday forecast coming

it was a violent night in the city, as police investigate two separate shootings, i'm syma chowdhry with a live report coming up. first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s. takes a turn for the worst. i'm marley hall in dallas with the very latest, coming up. and it has been three weeks since the the disappearance of the university of virginia student, we will have an update on the search. today is sunday october 5th, good morning, i'm todd quinones. we are off to a pretty cold start this morning. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. good morning, carol it is cold out there. >> it is cold out there. it is in the 40's through philadelphia and 30's in other location this is morning. the this was a real, talk about the ice bucket challenge. >> yes. >> we are looking at really cool temperatures that all of a sudden dumped on us. the lets look at what we have right now, it is 36 degrees, out in royersford at this point, the wind, not much, it

is one of the reasons that these temperatures were able to drop overnight and this is a loop over last three hours, still very similar. the set does not come up until 7:00 o'clock. as we look at storm scan three yesterday we were dealing with rain at this point to day it is just a chill and we have clear skies and we will be hanging on to those clear skies all day long. 43 degrees is the temperature presently in philadelphia. forty-two trenton. forty-three in wilmington. thirty-eight in allentown. look at the poconos, 32 degrees. there is a frost advisory through scranton area until 8:00 o'clock this morning for temperatures that are that cold. then 37 in reading. fifty-two down in wildwood. big swing on these temperatures and a gigantic swing compared to temperature wise yesterday at this point and this morning, a 30-degree difference in temperature down in millville. it is a 25-degree difference in temperature in the philadelphia area. much colder this morning. and that makes for a chilly start to the day, for the sent will rally with and south jersey race for the cure out

at great adventure in jackson, new jersey starting at 7:00 o'clock this morning. 47 degrees. i'm sure ladies and supporters are all laced up and bundled up. temperatures today will be getting in the 60's, the very low 60's, bright, beautiful day, i think you'll enjoy the the day-to-day because it looks like we will keep sunshine right up until that eagles game, and, well past that. we will check out the eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, todd. >> carol, thank you. a violent night in the city of philadelphia, five people shot in the two separate shootings. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters with the details, syma? >> reporter: that is right, todd, 30 lease are investigating these separate shootings, that leave five people injured. now the first shooting happened just after midnight, on the 5200 block of delancey street and the the cobbs creek section. now, three people were shot, one is in critical condition. two of the victims are in their 20's, and another victim

is 47 years old. two of the men were taken to hup, and one walked to mercy hospital. now the the second shooting, took place in north philadelphia, leaving two men injured. that happened around midnight on the the 1800 block of east sedgley avenue. one victim is 35 years old, the the other is 40 years old, both were shot in their lower body. they before both taken to temple hospital and they are in stable condition. now police are continuing to invest gate, so far no word on the motive and no arrests have been made. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to the latest from dallas where only man diagnosed with ebola a here in the united states has taken a turn for the the worst. meanwhile another health care pops up here in the tri-state area. cbs news correspondent marley hall takes a closer look. >> reporter: health officials met and united airlines flight from brussels at the new washing liberty airport

saturday afternoon after a passenger reportedly from liberia showed possible symptoms of ebola. >> everyone was fine and calm. >> reporter: officials from the cdc dressed in full hazmat gear escorted the sick man and his daughter off the the jet. >> unaudible. >> reporter: more than 200 passengers were detained for two hours, hospital officialness newark confirmed that the man does not have ebola a. in dallas texas ebola patients thomas eric duncan's condition has gone from serious to critical. duncan arrived from liberia last month and was staying at this apartment when he got sick. hazmat crew is an advertised the apartment and relocated four people had been quarantined there. >> pretty scary, something so serious is so close to home. >> reporter: the the cdc has identified nine people who have had had close contact with duncan here in dallas. health officials are monitoring them closely along

were 41 others who may have had contact. >> we're up to 21 days have after exposure we will be monitoring all of those roughly 50 people. >> reporter: cdc director doctor thomas freedan says so far none of the people have displayed any symptoms ofe bowl a in dallas, texas, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, later tonight health officials in mercer county will field questions from the public about enterovirus 68, a virus blamed for death of the child in hamilton township. the cdc confirmed the infection about a week after the child's death, and they are also conducting, and sick about the same time. but has since recovered. the the news is leaving a lot of parents there with a lot of the questions. >> it is clean and everything but how do you you know their child isn't walking by somebody that is sick. >> what am i supposed to look for? is it something mild or is it something serious or is it everything? >> if you'd like to attend tonight's meeting it is being held at steinard high school

in hamilton township. that meeting begins at 7:00 this evening. police are looking for two suspects robbed a with man at gunpoint inside a bensalem hotel. surveillance cameras captured these images of the two men at comfort inn on lincoln highway. police say they income on the door wednesday night, she answered and they forced their way in. we're told suspect stole the victim's cell phone, lap top computer and money. robert rickroad is now charged with driving under the influence of heroin after a head on crash involving a delaware state police car. investigators say rickroad lost-control of the truck around the curve at beaver dam road in harbison sussex county. truck crossed the center line and hit the police cruiser. rickroad and two troopers inside that police car suffered minor injuries. the methodist church's highest court will will decide late they're in whether a minister to officiated at his gay son's wedding can remain a

pastor. reverend frank shaver was defrock last year and reinstated in june. that decision was appealed to the church's highest court. the united methodist church bans ministers from performing same sex marriages. a philadelphia police officer who was killed in the line of duty is being honored by first responders from around the country. "eyewitness news" was at recreational center in east falls where the battle of the badges basketball tournament is being held this year. it is dedicated to officer moses walk shore was shot and killed during a robbery in 2012. even a number of celebrities turnout to support, to show their support. >> we had bernard hopkins, the champion, i had little mo on tv, she sung the the national anthem. i reached out on twitter and invited them. we are in your city why not come. >> some of the money raised by the tournament will fun scholarships for college bound students, and the tournament wraps up later on today.

it has been three weeks since the disappearance of hanna graham and still no sign of the missing university of virginia student. with hope fading her parent just released a new videotaped statement pleading for help from the public. we now have the the latest on the search. >> my name is sue graham at my side is my husband john. as you know, we are hanna's parents. >> reporter: recordedded message from hanna graham's parents marks three weeks without their daughter. >> despite extensive search effort, no trace of hanna has been found since she disappeared in the early hours of saturday september 13th, no more than three weeks ago. >> reporter: it is the first time we have heard from the grahams since a press conference a week after their daughter vanished from charlottesville downtown mall. >> a lot of areas. >> reporter: volunteers and hundreds of train search and crews have combed streets, fields and mountains, to find the 18 year old university of

virginia student. >> we have been overwhelmed by the generosity of you all. >> reporter: but the the the last time the grahams expect to the community their daughter's difficulties a appearance wasn't even a criminal case. new three two-year old jesse matthew sits behind bars charged with abduction with attempt to defile, police say forensic evidence links him to the disappearance of another young woman morgan harrington, the the 20 year-old virginia tech student, who vanish outside a concert at the john paul jones arena in 2009, a farmer found her body three months later 10 miles away. investigators say matthew isn't talking. >> some of these people listening to me today either knows where hanna is or knows someone who has that information. we appeal for to you come forward and tell us where hanna can be found. >> reporter: thousands of tips have come into police but the missing posters are beginning to weather and fade, and the one tip hanna graham parents

need is still missing. >> please, please, please help end this nightmare. help us to bring hanna home, thank you. >> that was matt reporting. police are still following up from leads from the public. the just this weekend they have received nearly 200 new tips. well, authorities are trying to track down the source of the threatening e-mail sent to hundreds of students at harvard university. the e-mail said that someone would attack recipient on campus this weekend. police say the investigation is ongoing but they do not think that this threat is credible. a new round of recalls from general motors we will have details, coming up next plus three on your side a has a warning. pay close attention to the bills you get in the mail, the scam that could have you paying money, that you really do not owe. and a case of november cool weather today, carol tells us how quickly those temperatures rebound but first as we go to break a quick

reminder that you can watch the rebroadcast of our special breakfast with the candidates today at 1:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. it is a chance to hear governor tom corbett and his challenger tom wolf debate the issues facing pennsylvania voters. we will be right back.

the three is on your side with word oven more recalls, from general motors. the recall effects about

60,000 cars, and the recall effects pontiac g8's from 2008 through 2009 and chevy mod else from 2011 through 2013. vehicles could have an ignition problem. some cadillac models between 2004 through 2007 may have problems with the the fuel pumps as well. so far this year gm has recalled nearly 30 million vehicles. they look legitimate and then of catch consumers off guard but just how closely do you look at the the bills when you receive them in the mail? as three on your side jim donovan points out some bills could have you paying money that you do not really owe. >> reporter: wesley starts every day reading the new york times. >> part of my morning ritual. >> reporter: reese interest that ritual seemed to get a lot more expensive. >> i have got the this notice from circulation billing services. >> reporter: notice of renewal for a one year subscription at close to $1,100.

>> well, initially i thought my god new york times subscription has gone up. >> no one should take these bills seriously. >> reporter: consumer advocate joe rideout says unauthorized third party vendors have been sending official looking notices like this to consumers for years hoping they will pay the inflated prices. the rideout says some of the companies usually pay out some of the money to the actual pun case but keep the rest. >> the the main purpose of this company's business model is to deceit consumers in to over paying. >> reporter: in fact a recent lawsuit claims 60 companies do this kind of thing. by law solicitation that is look like bills must clearly state this is not a bill and you are under no obligation to pay which this one does, on the back, in small print. >> this is a rip off. >> reporter: west who has automatic billing for his insuring times subscriptions toed his notice in the trash. after all he has better things to read. now i get these things in the mail all the time so this serves as a great remine tore pay close attention to any bill that you receive, there is no sense in paying

something that you do not owe. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. well, one of the nice things living here in the northeast is change of seasons, right carol, i guess i'm trying to find a silver lining to the colder weather. we have to embrace the change. >> for those who prefer a constant 75 degrees year round, day and night, it does become more of a problem but we are looking at these seasons changing and these colder temperatures will make the the leaves, start to change, their tune a little bit too. center city is starting to brighten up. yesterday it took a while to brighten up with the rain we saw yesterday. we have clear skies today and the cold temperatures as a result. we a had radiational cooling last night. any kind of heat we built up yesterday 70 degrees. it is just left us. and, now we're now left with 39 degrees, and up in reading. this is i think about as low as i have seen this temperature so far this season. probably will go lower. we're looking at 43 in philadelphia. forty-three millville and

wilmington. forty-four in dover. thirty-eight in allentown. still 32 degrees in the poconos. the that is reason for the frost advisory through the scranton area this morning. 50 degrees in wildwood. their temperatures have come down a couple of degrees. storm scan three, love it when it looks like this. it is quiet. the it will stay quiet here. we have just a dry, sunny day and i mean dry, these dew points are down in the 30's. in the summertime we're always talking about dew points in the 70's, it is really humid. when they are in the 30's, that is incredibly dry. it feels like the desert out there another reason that we can cool off like we're doing. we have temperatures day in the 60's and just barely in the 60's, tomorrow though it is a high pressure that moves more towards us, we will be finding these temperatures getting to about 70, 71 degrees, might stop the at 70. somebody might see 72 but right around that area. future weather right the through 1:00 o'clock everything looks great. 1:00 o'clock on until monday morning and then into monday

afternoon, still lots of sunshine, by afternoon probably partly sunny skies can be expect and you can see those clouds. we will pick this up in the longer range and notice by the time we get to tuesday we could be dealing with some showers, the front will be going through, it will stall probably off the coast and then waves of low pressure might ride along that and that is one of the reason we could be staying in some of these showers as we go through early in the day on wednesday at this point. and then we have to watch, this which we never seem to have to watch, and that is a hurricane, in the pacific. why would we? because look at that arc and that arc is going to be taking it, does it get caught up, pick up, does that moisture get pulled into our area by the even of the week? it is possible. it is possible it went too. so we will continue to monitor that. eagles game will today, it is possible that is happening n fact, it is very likely that is happening and temperature of 59 degrees. sunny, sunny day but it will feel like football today. 61 degrees in philadelphia, shore 62. poconos 55 degrees.

and this is, fall, with these temperatures in the 60's, 10 degrees below where they should this be time of the year. wind out of the west between five a and 10 miles an hour. tonight 45 degrees, mostly clear skies, again tonight, very similar temperature through philadelphia and through the the outlying areas where these readings are in the 30's. speak he can to find that again. and then by monday afternoon our highs really jump, 10 degrees more than today, they are right on target for the seasonal norms at 71 degrees. tuesday maybe some showers, wednesday, maybe an early shower, thursday looks nice but late the in the day maybe we will pick up a shower and then the the big question mark friday and saturday are we looking at temperatures in the 60's. are we looking at rain, or could we fine temperatures far cooler then that. we will have to machine for that. the even of the week is a big question mark, todd. >> carol, thank you. time to check the roads. lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning, todd. roadways are behaving themselves, todd.

this is schuylkill at spring garden street n delays or problems of the schuylkill through philadelphia or suburbs. it is moving along freely. let's check out other our big major roadway i-95. this looks fine this morning. this looks right near the the airport f you are dropping someone off or picking someone up at the the airport you should even count in other delays or problems leaving about now. hopefully it will stay that way. on to the ben franklin bridge mid span again, no delays. we have construction in the right and westbound lanes, heading in to philadelphia but taking ben franklin bridge further up into new jersey, into the 42 freeway and ac expressway and garden state parkway, no delays or problems on those highways as well. mass transit is honor close to schedule. just one note for you in center sit traffic lights aren't working, tenth street at vine street and an earlier fire has been cleared off of the 12th street and poplar streets in north philadelphia. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now todd, back to you. all right, ann, thank you. still to come this morning history is made in the

baseball playoffs plus eagles get ready to face the rams, leslie van arsdal has preview coming up. >> unforgettable moment, the sing their trips but didn't skip a beat when "eyewitness news" continues.

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it was a baseball game that fans will remember for years to come, game two of the national league division series between san francisco giants and the washington nationals. it actually turned out to be the longest game in playoff history six hours and 23 minutes total. but then in the 18th inning, brandon belt hit a home run to give giants the the win, incredible finish to an

incredible game. for more "eyewitness sports" here's leslie van arsdal. eagles look to get back on the winning track when they host rams, chip kelly hopes to get offence back in gear, and nick foles and company did not the put up a single point on the scoreboard. shady mccoy kept in check just 17 yards. he is averaging over 2 yards a carry this season but lane johnson will be back after serving a four game suspension. the rams have one of the worst rushing defenses in the league. >> everybody has a plan until they get hit in the face. we got hit in the face and we have to respond to it. >> you know, got to go pretty good towards last year. we were moving the ball well. trying to get shady back in the game and get those yards backup and start attacking again. >> this is a good football team. this team could be four-o. talk about a team with five returns for touchdowns already. >> get you ready for the game at 11:30 on sunday kick off. join sports director beasley reese, me and the voice of the

eagles merrill reese live from lincoln financial field. beasley had has his weekly sit down with shady mccoy. he has brought wide out jeremy maclin along to talk football and much more. sixers begin training camp at stockton college and start presees on action machine night against the celtics. it is year two for brett brown. last season he won 19 games this year he will have nerlens noel to go with last years rookie of the year michael carter williams. sixers management still preaching patients to the fans. >> everybody, around here, is on the same page. in a situation like we have where it is me and sam, josh abe sam, myself and the the owners, the the players, we're quite transparent about everything that we have been doing. >> the the flyers spend week event in cape cod practicing and having some team bonding activities, paint ball, fishing. they will open seven season wednesday tonight in boston. they finish the preseason with

three-three-one rorrer. they somehow made it to the playoffs. they do not want to start this season the same way. >> you know, it is a good thing, we came flaw last year. we just have to be better. >> just thinking about it, it was painful. every day life, anytime you lose like that, you take it personal, and walk around philly, people let you know, and i mean, it is a motivation to kind of want to do better. >> to college football new villanova against maine and high powered wildcats offense continues to put up points. john robert son threw for four hutch downs asville know of beat help maine 41 -20. this is fourth consecutive game cats have scored 40 or more points. ivy league action, penn opened league play, a against dartmouth, and it was a big day for dartmouth quarterback dale williams ran for three scores, big green beat

quakers 31 -13. >> that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day and get birds. >> mark donnelly hit his stride friday night belting out oh, canada skating a the a junior hockey game and then he hit the deck. >> ♪ >> oh, man donnelly tripped over the the red carpet and felon the ice, but ever the professional he barely missed the beat and finish the the song with the help of the crowd. back here at home, hundreds enjoyed the final day of the king of prussia beer festival, "eyewitness news" at king of prussia mall, organizers say this is largest outdoor beer festival in the region. fifty brewers served more than 100 craft and international beers and proceeds from the event will be used to fund economic projects, in king of prussia. well, that is it the for "eyewitness news" at 6:00, coming up at 7:00 we are live

as detectives investigate a violent night, five people have been shot in the matter of hours. then new details in the man hunt for eric frein, evidence revealed in new court documents. also ahead is apple ready to announce a new ipad? we will tell you about latest rumors. carol has your forecast when "eyewitness news" continues at 7:00.

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new this morning, five people are hurt in two separate shootings, we are live as authorities investigate a violent night in philadelphia. e bowl scare at within of the nation's largest airports a passenger gets sick forcing a plane full of travelers in to quarantine. plus dramatic turn for the the worst for first victim to be diagnosed in the u.s. and concern is growing in new jersey where officials confirmed a child has died as a result of enterovirus, now comes word a second student in the same school district could be sick. today, it is sunday october 5th good morning everyone i'm todd quinones. we are off to a very chilly start this sunday morning. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> it is cold out there. people wearing jackets, i'm sure people will be putting their car heaters on and they may put them on in their house. we have temperatures in the 30's and 40's this morning. the it is a marked difference.

but it is bright and beautiful today unlike yesterday when we started with the rain showers. we will move outside and we will find center city looking just lovely this morning and sunnies coming up trying to warm us up. it will not have a lot of success, temperatures this afternoon will be only getting to 60 degrees in most locations but it will be pretty out there. 35 degrees, out in royersford right now. so you can see these temperatures are cold, we will brighten it up a little bit out there and we will see over last couple of hours that the sunnies up but not the temperatures. we have not bad conditions, unless you like it really, really warm, otherwise, we have a frost advisory and you can see that through scranton and wilkes barre and also for finger lakes in new york state. it goes until 8:00 o'clock this morning. obviously we are getting into that season. poconos have just warmed up. they are now at 33 degrees. allentown has dropped to 33. reading 36. 39 degrees in trenton. we have 42 in millville. this is a