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 chilly, chilly start

to the day, it the is 32 degrees colder right now in millville then it was yesterday morning at this point. 23 degrees colder out at the airport in philadelphia and almost, 30 degrees colder in allentown. our temperatures this afternoon will be running some, maybe nine or 10 degrees cooler then yesterday, highs this afternoon, 61 degrees. a lot of numbers there. we will even it out though i think with some of these numbers getting similar during that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, straight ahead, todd? >> carol, thank you. a violent night the in the city of philadelphia, five people are shot in two separate shootings. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters with more on the police investigation, syma. >> reporter: well, todd police are investigating these two separate shootings that happened in different parts of the city leaving five people injured. now the first shooting happened, just after midnight the on the 15th 5200 block of delancey street and in the cobbs creek, section, three people were shot, and, one in

critical condition. and this one took place outside a gentlemen's club. two of the victims are in their 20's and another is 47 years old. two of the then were taken to hup and one walked to mercy hospital. the 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 their lower bodies, they were taken to temple hospital and both are in stable condition. right new police are continuing to investigate both shootings, no word on a motive and so far, no a arrests have been made. we're live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". with fears spreading over ebola virus a close call reported right here in the tri-state area. a sick man is rush to the hospital after getting off the plane at newark liberty international airport. another passenger snapped this photo showing medical crews as

they removed him from his seat. it is believed he was originally from liberia and eyewitnesses say he was vomiting during that flight. the cdc was notified and rest of the passengers were quarantined. fortunately doctors determined he was not infect with the ebola. meanwhile, doctors are keeping a close eye on thomas duncan, the only patient diagnosed with ebola a here in the u. is. his sickness continues to get worse and he is now in critical condition, the cdc is also testing nine other people came in direct contact with him. so far in of them have shown any i am is toms. the the agency has also been swamped with inquiries from the public, more than 100 people have called in with questions about ebola. >> all of the nine, who had definite contact, we were able to reach, so we are confident that in of those with definite contact had any symptoms, related to ebola. none of them had fever. >> other than thomas duncan

the cdc has in the confirmed any other cases of ebola here in the u.s. later on tonight health officials in mercer county will meet with the public to discuss another deadly virus, enterovirus 68, and, died from it, one of the classmates is being tested. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers smoke to a number of concerned parents. >> when you see photos of little eli, his personality, it 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 learn how he died. >> the cause of death was enterovirus d68. >> reporter: eli died over a week ago officials weren't sure if the boy died as a result of the virus. that determination was made late friday by the mercer county medical examiner's office after receiving test results from the center for disease control. officials also said another

child in eli's grade was being tested for the virus. that student was in a different class but got sick the same time eli did. he has since recovered as district officials say its facility and student are safe. >> finding out how each and everyone of us are feeling on a daily basis and attendance at the school on friday was backup to full a ten answer in that classroom. >> reporter: with you for some parents there remains some worry. >> she's clean and everything but how do you know if your child isn't walking by somebody that is sick. >> what am i supposed to look for, is it something mild or something serious or everything. >> reporter: health officials stress that this is a virus which means antibiotic drugs won't help. that means prevention is key making sure that you wash your hand, cover your mouth when you cough and avoiding contact with those who might be sick. health officials tell us that 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". police diffuse a tense situation in upper merion a man allegedly attacked a woman and held her begins her will inside his home. it happened on the 300 block of south warner road, women eventually escaped, she identified suspect as shane gallagher and police moved in and made the arrest. he has been charged with several crimes including unlawful restraint. parents of the indiana man who is being held by militant group isis is pleading for his life. their video appeal was released day after an extreme is claim to have beheaded british aid worker allen henning. reporter wendy gilette has the details. >> reporter: parents of the american held biasis released ray video message saturday pleading for his release. >> we implore his captors to show mercy and use their pur to let our son go. >> reporter: twenty-six year-old peter casek who change his name to abdul rahman was taken in captivity last october 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. our hearts ache for you to be granted your freedom, so we could hug you again. >> reporter: in the latest isis video a militant executed british aid worker alan henning and threatened casek's life. militant says beheading is retaliation for britain joining u.s. air strikes begins isis. >> his bloodies on the hand of the british parliament. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron denounced the execution. >> anyone who has any doubt about this organization can now see how truly repulsive it the is and barbaric it is. >> reporter: isis fighters are using brutal tactic to capture land in iraq and syria. henning is the fourth western hostage the group has executed in recent weeks. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a flag that flew over u.s.

capitol on september 11th 2001 was destroyed in a fire at the flight 93 national memorial, in somerset county, pennsylvania. the the intense flames destroyed two buildings of the memorial's headquarters but the the memorial itself was not damage. investigators are working to figure out what cause that had fire, park staff did inventory and said in addition to the the flags several other items were also damage. as the manhunt continues for accused cop killer eric frein we are learning more about new evident, including text messages from the suspect. plus after weeks have of searching, closures and restrictions, residents and business owners are growing frustrated, how the the manhunt is impacting every day life in the poconos. also ahead a close call for kyackers, they say they encountered a great white and managed to escape, we will have their dramatic story. we knew it was coming but it is still a shock to the system, it is feeling more like november instead of october out

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we're learning new details in the search for allege state trooper and killer eric frein. court documents say the suspect wrote all is good in a text message just hours before he opened fire outside of a pennsylvania state police barracks in blooming grove. frein's text also said that he was quote heading back to delaware. one trooper was kill, another was injury, authorities are searching for him in the woods along the border of monroe and

pike counties. and that search is trying the patients of residents and store owners. hunters have been barred from the woods in that area. that is impacting the the bottom line. normally this area would be bridge with deer hunters and fall foliage watchers. at crossroads deli, melissa a stein says the only customers she's helping are cops and reporters. >> we're losing a lot of our money. all have of our money is then out. we don't get workers. nobody comes. >> officials barred hunters from entering the woods, once two pipe bombs were discovered at a campsite. up investigators believe frein left them behind. three kyackers escaped a frightening encounter with the great white shark. look at their kyack. those are holes allegedly from the great white shark. kyackers were fishing off waters of santa barbara, california when they came across the shark. they used a distress call and

a nearby fisherman came to their rescue. >> he just cling to the top of it. 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 towed them all three into the landing. >> same fisherman then rescued three more kyackers in the same area just about an her later. a man's quest to reach bermuda in a inflatable bubble and when rescued by u.s. coastguard he was found 70 miles off the coast of st. augustine florida. they tried to get him to give up his quest on wednesday but he refused. crews return wednesday when the man activated his location beacon because of fatigue. from the sees to the skies police in breaking ridge, colorado are looking into report of three shining objects seen in the sky. officials say multiple people called into report the sightings, eyewitnesses say object formed triangles or straight lines on the horizon, and norad says it is

investigating and local police have alerted the faa. and no question about what these are, hundreds of hot air balloon filled the skies over new mexico at annual albuquerque international balloon fiesta. this year all 550 pilots were equipped with tablet computers that are capable of running a mapping application that allows them to steer clear of many of the restrict areas out there. no doubt bit, fall is here, carol, it is cold out there. >> it is, why is my back so warm though. >> you are glowing. >> my halo, sometimes reflection down a lot of heat. it will in the dough that though for probably most everybody else because the the temperatures today are only going to be getting in the the the lower 60's despite the sunshine. it is a cool start to the day, even with the sun waking up at 7:00. it gets more lazy as we get the through fall and winter

season but we have temperatures in the 30's and 40's this morning. the here's the sun, this is the the same sun, same view, but different camera and you can see from a distance the the the sunnies still coming up and still not warming anybody up. we have temperatures that are cold, look at that, 33 up in the poconos and in allentown. thirty-six in reading this morning. 39 degrees in trenton. very, very chilly. unusually chilly. we should be finding our temperatures running ten or 15 degrees warmer then that at the this point in the morning. it is a cool day. forty-six in philadelphia at the the a airport . 52 degrees in wildwood at this point. now, one of the things that we're watching for that is frost advisory and you can see it is going on through the the poconos, scranton, wilkes barre and into that until 8:00 o'clock this morning. otherwise our weather is very, very quiet. we have basically no clouds out there. we don't anticipate any either. so quiet day to day after the rain yesterday. that front moves on through, and now high pressure, it is

its turn to come in here and do what it want with the the weather. i think it will be doing nice things. today feels like fall. if you wanted to get out and find an old dried out corn stalks and pumpkins and apples and all those festivals you will get in the mood for it just because of the weather. tomorrow is milder, 71 degrees. high pressure still hanging around the area. our future weather, everything looks great today, it looks like sunshine, mess of the day today, tomorrow, we will have sunshine. maybe a few more clouds on monday afternoon and then another front comes through here on tuesday, and that could be triggering some showers, this is a look far out but a look at how it looks a the 3:00 in the afternoon on tuesday weather-wise with clouds and some spots, showers in others, and that front is just in the area and that is why we may continue with a couple of showers, just on that timetable and into early wednesday. also, this is a look of the united states. this is way over in the pacific but this is the

hurricane, and there is, a chance that some of the moisture from this can get pick up and end up in our area, is that possible by the end of next week? well, it is something we are continuing to machine for but may make end of next week unsettled you but today this is completely settled. 61 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-two at the shore. poconos 55. it the will be breezy at the shore. it will feel colder then. that we have temperatures that are acceptable, and in fact, they are crisp and may get out there and start running today just to keep warm. 45 degrees, mostly clear another chilly night coming up tonight and then tomorrow looks a lot more milder then today at 71. tuesday a couple of showers around 75. wednesday maybe a morning shower, thursday looks fine, late in the the day maybe a chance of some showers and big question marks for friday and saturday, not only on showers but also on temperatures, at this point, lets put them in the upper 60's, todd. >> okay, thank you. time to see how traffic is moving. the lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center.

good morning again, ann. >> good morning again, todd. we are looking at schuylkill at girard and we have in delays or problems here. it looks all right through philadelphia, and suburbs as well. we will move traffic cam, to i-95, right at the platt bridge, the broad street entrance of i-95, and if you are heading to today's eagles game this will be the the roadway you would take. i-95 looks good if you are doing early morning tailgating not only here but through philadelphia and its suburbs. it is behaving itself. and, on to the the blue route at mid county tolls, the blue route in delays, mid county tolls looks good. if you are going to the poconos it is a beautiful fall day and in delays on the northeast extension in fine shape as well. taking mass transit this morning on the media elwyn line, shuttle buses are replacing trains this morning and every weekend through you this november. other than that everything honor close to schedule for septa, new jersey transit and patco high speed line. if you are traveling in center city, keep in mind traffic lights are on flash on tenth

street and vine street so use caution this that area. that is latest from the traffic center imafen evans now todd, back to you. carol answers your pedestrian questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> your older pet, do they need more or less protein then they have been eating since they before young? we will check that out with doctor jerry geffen on

we love this dog. i'm sure, in long's available at paws because i'm sure fluff is watching this from his new home, we hope.

doctor jerry geffen, boulevard animal hospital, thanks so much for being with us at paws spay newter and wellness center 2900 grace avenue and your fat it the at grant avenue in the great northeast. >> yes. >> you started veterinary medicine around the early 70's. what is the biggest change you have even in your practice or veterinary medicine until now. >> biggest change is how much it narrowed between what vet care and human care used to be. it used to be a wide gap if something was available for humans until we had advantage of using it the for pets. but now it seems like as soon as something is available for humans we are right there for dogs and cats can take advantage and all of the other pets as well, kidney transplants in cats, which was ridiculous when i came out of school. now it is something that goes on all the time. it the is really a benefit, benefited everybody, with the advances of medicine in general. >> we love those advances but they come with costs and they come with an emotional cost if you cannot afford that kind of

care. >> that is part of it. it used to be i didn't really believe in pet insurance all that much because bills were never that high, but now, with everything going on with mri the's and these advancedded surgeries it may in the be a bad idea to have pet insurance to protect from these thousands of dollars worth of procedures that are available now. >> new options out there. >> yes. >> when does a dog or cat get treated for vomiting, how many times do you see that happen before you go i got a big problem. >> 1cent rule but i'm more concerned about cats. cats are more likely to get foreign bodies. what you have to do is your pet eating, what is it activity, is it drinking water, going to the bathroom and bowel movements. if anything doesn't seem normal, more than likely to get see a veterinarian. >> but cats with hair balls people might say that is vomiting but that is different. >> it can be different but they are vomiting. sometimes, something that looks like an obstruction can turnout to be hair balls and vice verse a you can think your cat has a hair ball and

it ate something that is blocking its intestinal tract. >> older dog and protein do they need more protein, less protein. >> generally they needless protein high quality but lower levels of protein which are included in the senior diets or kidney diets. that is the purpose of the special foods. >> keeping them on what they have been eating since they were three years old when they are 12 and three years oldies okay or in the okay. >> probably wise to try to adjust die tote what their age cycle is just like in human being. people eat differently when they are younger then when they are older. >> so try to do that. when dogs, go to the bathroom, they seem to align themselves according to the earth's magnetic field. >> you say so. >> there is a study out. >> i did see a stud bye that but it is one of these things that one person did the the study. sometimes they have a predetermined agenda i don't know fit is a blind study. we argue about this all the time. i will use the the compass, you can use the cow. >> north and south, is

supposedly the access when that happens. doctor geffen, thanks for being with us. we will see you next time on ask the vet. and, we need your help, helping a viewer find her beloved dog, cooper. this is a 16 year-old australian shepherd, deaf, shy does not bark wearing black and white, black and white, 35-pound, wearing a black and orange help me up harness last seen september 26th, mississippi avenue, haven beach on long beach island. please contact carol erickson's pet page on facebook if you have seen this old sweet missing dog. we have another dog that needs your help too. this is princess a ten year-old female pug, very light tan, small sweet face, history of cancer. she has been missing since september 2nd from mays landing, new jersey, selma and ocean heights avenue. place try to help these dogs and their families out. carol erickson's pet page on facebook with any information. >> carol, lets hope they get home. it was quite a sight for

animals at the zoo yesterday. they became spectators for first every ran the zoo 5k. runners may not be as fast as the the animals but still impressive. participants were raising money for kelly dollar memorial fund which helps family take care of children who are seriously ill, physically or mentally challenge. is there still much more ahead on "eyewitness news", coming up at 7:30 we will have more on the out break of violence overnight in philadelphia. we are live with the latest, plus this. the the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s. takes a turn for the worst. i'm mar liz hall in dallas with the the very latest coming up. and is there word of another recall this morning, involving general motors vehicles, we will have the the makes and models for you and carol says it license down right cold today but we could be seeing a warm up soon. our down... lower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands

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today is sunday october 5th, good morning, i'm todd quinones. fall has arrived this morning. the here's meteorologist carol erickson with weather. >> i heard it knocking on the door but i was not opening. >> i was president going to answer either. >> but unfortunately it barged in anyway. we have temperatures in the 40's right now and if you are warmer then other people in

the 30's, this morning. the air is chilly after that cold front went through and changed everything. the it looks beautiful though. look at ocean city people outside on the boardwalk but i see not a string bikini in sight. people are in their sweat shirts and temperatures are chilly. we will take a look right now and brighten things up and a look out in royersford how it started dark this morning but notice the temperature 37 degrees out there. boy what a gorgeous start to the day and finish of the day will be very pretty. storm scan three we have a frost advisory for another half an hour seven up throughout scranton and wilkes barre. or wise we are dealing with the the skies that are very, very nice and they will stay nice today, expect to find sunshine, but temperatures that are not warming up all that much, it is 33 degrees in allentown right now. thirty-six in reading. forty-two down in dover. fifty-two in wildwood. notice a change in these temperatures from yesterday morning to this morning. we've got rid of the rain but

we brought on the chill. 23 degrees difference in the temperatures in philadelphia it is almost 30 degrees colder in allentown and 32 degrees colder this morning then it was yesterday morning in millville. our temperatures today by noon time just 58 degrees, and by 3:00 p.m. our high temperature for the the day, reaching only 61 degrees. we will talk about some unsettled weather, thaw might be finding on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast but also some temperatures that we might all enjoy just ahead, todd. violent night in the city of philadelphia, five people are shot in two separate shootings. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry picks up the story at police headquarters this morning, syma? >> reporter: well, todd, right now police are investigating, two shootings that happened in different parts of the city, leaving five people injured. the first shooting happened a little bit after midnight, on the 5200 block of dance i street in the cobbs creek section. three people were shot and one person is in critical

condition. this took place right outside of the gentlemen's club. two of the victims are in their 20's and another 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. this 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 their lower body, they were taken to temple hospital and they are in stable condition. police are continuing to investigate both shootings, in word on a motive but so far no arrests have been made. we're live from police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thank you. condition of the man being treated for ebola in dallas continues to get worse. meanwhile an incident at new jersey airport prompted a response from the cdc, cbs news correspondent marley hall explains what happened. >> reporter: health officials met at united a airlines

flight from brussels at newark liberty airport saturday after a noon after a passenger reportedly from liberia showed some possible symptoms of ebola. >> everyone was fine, calm, and no one panic. >> reporter: officials from the cdc dressed in full hazmat gear escorted the sick man and daughter off the jet. >> unaudible. >> reporter: more than 200 passengers were detain for two hours, hospital officials in newark confirmed that the man does the not have ebola. in dallas, texas ebola patient 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. had hazmat crew is an advertised the apartment and relocated four people who had been quarantined there. >> it is pretty scary, you know, something so serious as so close to home. >> reporter: the the cdc has identified nine people who have 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 for exposure we will be monitoring all have those roughly 50 people. >> reporter: cdc director doctor thomas freedan says so far in of the people have displayed any symptoms ofe bowl, in dallas texas marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". following the death of the child in hamilton township mercer county, health officials will meet with the public later on tonight to discuss enterovirus 68. the cdc confirmed the infection on friday, nearly a week after the child's death. they are also testing one of his classmates who got sick at around the same time but has since recover but still there is plenty of concern with parent who have a lot of questions. >> how do you know that your child has been walking by somebody that is sick. >> what am i supposed to look for? is it something mild or something serious or is it everything? >> if you'd like to attend

tonight's meeting it is being held in stein and high school in hamilton township and that begins at 7:00 tonight. police are looking for two suspects who robbed a woman at gunpoint inside a bensalem hotel. surveillance images of these two men at comfort inn on lincoln highway. police say they knock on the victim's door wednesday night. she answered. they forced their way in. we're told that the suspects stole the victim's cell phone, lap top computer and also some money. robert rickroad is charged with driving under the influence of heroin after a head on crash involving a delaware state police car. investigators say that rickred lost control of his truck, going around a curve on beaver dam road in harbison sussex county on friday. the truck crossed the center line, hit the police cruiser, rickroad and two troopers inside the police car suffered minor injuries. the the methodist church's highest court will decide later this month whether a minister who officiated at his

gay son's wedding can remain a pastor. reverend frank shaver was defrock last year and then reinstated in june by an appeals panel. that decision was then appealed to the church's highest court. the the the united methodist church bans ministers from performing same sex marriages. friends and family of fallen pennsylvania state trooper, will gather tonight to honor his memory. viewing is planned for trooper david kedra in northeast philadelphia. kedra was accidentally killed when a gup misfired during a training exercise last tuesday. after tonight's viewing he will be laid to rest at christ the king church. and also this weekend first responders from across the country are in town, they are paying tribute to the fallen philadelphia police officer. the annual battle of the badges, basketball tournament it was held at the the recreational center in east falls. this year they played in honor of office moses moses walker, and he was shot and killed during a robbery in 2012.

even a few celebrities attended. >> i have bernard hopkins world light weight wait heavyweight champion came last night. i had r and b singer lilmo who 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 help fund school ships for college bound students. the tournament wraps up later on today. it has been three weeks since the the disappearance offhand graham and still her parents are hoping someone could help bring home shore safely. missing university of virginia student was last seen in charlottesville, authorities have been combing an 8-mile area around the downtown area for any signs of her. this weekend, john and sue graham released this videotaped statement. >> we would also like to thank the many, many people who have supported us, and our family, during this terrible ordeal, through words, codes, thoughts and prayers. >> a three two-year old

charlottesville man jesse matthew, has been charged with abducting her but so far he has not said anything about her whereabouts. police at harvard university are trying to find a person who sent out a threatening e-mail to hundreds of student. the e-mail indicate that had someone would be on campus this weekend, to attack anyone who received that message. investigators say they believe it is coming from somewhere overseas and that the actual threat may not be credible. and three is on your side with word oven more recalls from general motors this morning. gm made the announcement yesterday, that the the recall effects pontiac g8s from 2008 through 2009 and chevy caprice mod else from 2011 through 2013. the vehicles could have an ignition problem. also some cadillac models between 2004 through 2007 may have problems with the fuel pumps as well. recall effects 60,000 cars, so

far, this year, gm has recalled nearly 30 in million vehicles. it is a new ipad that is in the works? an announcement could becoming soon. recode a technology news cities reporting that apple will highlights updates to the i pad line october 16th. site reports that apple will show off some new i max and new osx operating systems. ipad sales have fallen dramatically, in recent years. rumors are they may introduce a gold version of the tablet. it is a taste of october fess in montgomery county, still ahead on "eyewitness news", taps flow for beer fest, we will show you highlights. and then this may be a low light, wait until you see what happens when this skating singer gets tripped up on the ice. it is not ice but it is colder then we are used to. you will need a jacket when you head outdoors this morning. carol is back with her

forecast coming up. and, as we go to break a quick reminder that you can watch a 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 issues facing pennsylvania voters. we will be right back. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it.

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national museum of american jewish history is glowing pink, buildings around the region right new are turning pink, as it is all part of the lights for the cure campaign, a joint effort by cbs-3 and susan komen philadelphia. the pink light is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram, october is breast cancer a awareness month. the salvation army is showing off its new community center, this is the ray and joan crook community center in camden. the center is 120,000 square foot state of the art facility that provides programs for the camden community and has activities including a theater, water park, soccer field and baseball fields as well. and hundreds enjoyed this beer fest yesterday, "eyewitness news" at the king of prussia mall, organizers say this is the largest outdoor beer festival in the region. fifty brewers served more than 100 craft and international beers, proceeds from the event will be used to fund economic projects in king of prussia.

well, maybe in the a whole lot of things you want to do outside this morning but perhaps later on as things heat up a little bit. >> if you want to get outside you will be energized, todd, as we have found people normally would be stralling they are running on the boardwalk in ocean city. that will get you going finding temperatures in the 40's and 50's as they are closer to the shore. they are in the 30's to the north and west of philadelphia but it is bright, beautiful out there and speaking of that, the sunnies up. center city also looks nice. this sun will not have an impact on our temperatures today, they will stop in the lower 60's. 43 degrees right now in reading. temperatures have have come up there. they were in the 30's this morning, improving, already. don't expect another 20 degrees out of these temperatures though, we will probably be stopping in the upper 50's in the lehigh valley today. these temperatures, look at them, this is really remarkable this time of the year that we're already seeing temperatures that are very close to the freezing mark and they were at the freezing mark in the poconos about an hour

ago. now 33 degrees. thirty-three in allentown. thirty-six in reading. 39 degrees in trenton. forty-two in millville, and 52 degrees down in wildwood, 46 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. just a huge change, a a huge difference from yesterday morning. you will definitely feel it going outside. 32 degrees cool they are morning in millville then it was yesterday morning and it is 23 degrees cooler in the philadelphia area at the airport. so notice all of these temperatures, everybody really noticing a definite chill this morning. i have been talking about the dew point because dew point measures the humidity and in moisture in the air. when it is low, it is like a desert. this is very le for us. we have dew points in the the the 30's, in the summertime we can have have them in the 70's. the you can see the difference, you will feel the difference. things are crisp out there as dew point of 32 in trenton and 29 up in the poconos. you can expect to find it up there with those kind of dew points. now our storm scan three is

showing nothing in our area. it is quiet, nice, we like that. we don't want to wake this up. so, it will stay quiet here for day or two. we have temperatures in the lower 60es a a. high pressure building in. that cold front that brought rain and cooler temperatures is now off shore. it is high pressure's turn to perform and it will perform nicely today and really nicely thomas it moves, we will get the the air up from the south a little bit more and those temperatures as a result will be coming up some 10 degrees to 71. future weather, we will stop at eagles game which will have gone on for about an hour at that point. still clear. by the time we hit this evening, notice things are fine, tomorrow we are fine, tomorrow afternoon they look pretty nice as well. we will pick this up, and this is the longer range now, and lets start this up and what do we see, for tuesday, this computer model says in the afternoon that we could be find something showers from the front that comes through here and do we see something on wednesday morning, as well? this computer model says yes,

as long as that front is hanging around there could be a wave of low pressure and that could trigger a a shower. eagles game if you are going to day or out there tailgating and watching right now, we have a temperature of 59 degrees at kick off. it is cool out there. sixty-one for the high today. sixty-two at the shore. poconos 55. the it will be windy at the the shore. sixty-one in philadelphia, tonight we will drop down to 45 degrees in the city, cooler in the outlying area and we are looking at temperatures in the 70's for the next couple of days. i think the big question mark is end of the week thursday night through friday and sat the day. do we see rain? to we see temperatures even cooler then that? you know, if you love the the weather, we want you, to be part of our eyewitness weather team. you can join our eyewitness weather watchers, and sign upright now at cbs philly.com/watchers. todd? >> all right, carol thank you. time to check the the the area roads and highways. lets he go out to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning , todd. we are looking at ben franklin parkway as site of the pulaski

day parade which will kick off at 12:00 noon. right now preparations are underway. but ben franklin parkway and art museum circle are all opened for business. they will close around 11:00 this morning. right now it looks okay there. we will move traffic cam to i-95 right around philadelphia international the airport in, delays or problems on i-95, heading to the airport or picking someone up. we're doing all right on i-95 through philadelphia and suburbs as well. and, we will move traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span again still that construction in the westbound lanes to the right have of your screen heading into philadelphia, so far causing no delay. later on this morning as traffic picks up, there will be delays you might want to take walt whitman instead of the ben franklin. taking a look here at septa, note from them, route 101 trolleys services operating with delays up to 30 minutes due to equipment problems. on the media line shuttle buses are replacing trains this weekend. so, keep that in mind everything else is honor close to schedule. that is latest from the

traffic center, i'm ann evans, now you todd, back to you. all right, ann, thank you. historic night at the ballpark why one of last nights playoff games is going in the railroaded book. plus battle between birds and rams? we will preview today's match upcoming up next in sports. but first here's what is coming up on cbs-3 tonight.

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it turns out to be six hours and 23 minutes long. longest game in playoff history, and it wasn't until 18th inning when brandon belt hit a home run to with leslie van arsdal. chip kelly is hoping to get offense back in gear against the a single point on the score game. shady mccoy has 17 yards, and, averaging 2-yard a carry but lane johnson will be back in the starting line up after serving a four game ped suspension and rams has one of the worse rushing defenses in the league. >> tyson said everybody has a plan until they get hit in the face. we get hit in the face and we have to respond to it. >> you know, got to go pretty

good last year, moving the ball welshing trying to get shady back in the game and get yards backup. >> this is a good football team, this team could be four-zero. talk about a team that has five returns for touchdowns already. >> and get you ready for game today at the 11:30 on sunday kick off, join beasley reese, me and vice of the eagles merrill reese live from lincoln financial field. beasley will have weekly sit down with shady mccoy, he has brought wide out jeremy maclin along with football and much more. sixers finish training camp at stockton college and they start machine night against celtics. it is year two for brett brown, they won just 19 games but this year he will have have nerlens necessity he will to go with last years rookie of the year michael carter williams. brett and sixers management still preaching patients to the fan. >> everybody, around here, is on the same page, and in a situation like what we have whether it is me and sam, josh

and sam, myself and the the owners, the players, we're quite transparent with everything we have been doing. >> flyers playing weekend in cape cod and they are practicing and having team bonding activities. paint ball, fishing, opening up wednesday night in boston. they finish with a three-three-one last season. they lost 11 out of 15 games. they somehow made it to the playoffs and they do not want to start this season the same way. it is a good thing we are able to do better than last year. >> just thinking about it, it was painful, just every day life, anytime you lose like that, you take it personal and walk around philly, and people let you know, and i mean it is a metvation to kind of want to do better. >> to college, football villanova on the road against maine and high powered wild catto fence put up points on the score game, john robinson

threw for four touchdowns asville know of beats maine 41-20. the this is fourth consecutive games that the cats have scored 40 or more points. ivy league action penn opened league play against dartmouth, and it was a big kay for dartmouth quarterback dale williams, he ran for three scores, big green beat quakers 31-13. that is sports. i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day and go birds. singer mark donnelly hit his stride belting out oh, canada skating a the a junior who are i game and then hit the deck. >> ♪ >> the biggest fear there when sing nothing front of the crowd but as you saw it, donnelly tripped and fell over the ice, but however the professional he barely missed a beat and finished the strong with the help of the crowd and

unfortunately he was in the the hurt as well so that is good news there. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00, here's what is coming up at, about growing concerns about ebola and enterovirus in our area plus it was a massive scam with local ties, millions of dollars were taken from victims, including this woman, but when she smelled the rat, she for the back, three on your side's jim donovan has her story. and it is cooler this morning, carol returns with your sun take forecast coming up next.

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well, a violent night keeps police busy on the the the streets of philadelphia overnight, five people are injured, in two separate shootings, also ahead an ebola scare at newark airport a passenger gets sick and everybody else end up in quarantine, meantime the first person in the u.s. diagnosed with the virus, takes a turn for the worst. and health officials confirmed a child in new jersey, has died as a result of a respiratory illness and now, they are investigating a possible second case at that same school. good morning everyone, today is sunday october 5th, i'm todd quinones, it is a will cool start to our sunday this morning. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eye look at eyewitness weather. it warms up this week. >> it does but not as warm as it it does, as we have seen but warmer then it is this morning, todd. we have temperatures in the 30's and 40's, and i think one of the good things about those temperatures, we're looking for silver linings is the leaves may be change nothing to other colors for reds and

greens. we will talk about that in a second. it is bright and beautiful. center city philadelphia in the a cloud in the sky here but we will move to the shore, ocean city looks great, not that many people outside on the boardwalk but still looks beautiful. our leaves will be changing and if you are out trying to find something fall-like to do today before these leaves do fall look for really decent changes in the leaves, especially the further north you get. you're looking at if you go far enough to the north we have a high change in the colors and a maryland rate change if you are going to the poconos but it looks great out there at this point and still some green, on the leaves too if you like to hang on to summer. we have a beautiful picture here and this is down in margate, no, not a person on the beach but overnight something driving around. you can see tire tracks on the sand there, storm scan three nothing going on, clear skies, we have to hang on to clear skies all day long. temperatures are coming out of the 30's now. thirty-four in the poconos but 39 in reading. otherwise it is a big warm up in