memory. today, is saturday, october 11. good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones. meteorologist, carol erickson, liver in the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning, carol. >> todd, the umbrella is back. rain starting to pick up just little bit once again. you will find that out in your neighborhood, as women, as it gets little heavier, little lighter. that's the trends through the morning hours, but i think by noon, we should be seeing some improvement. let's take a look, see what we have out there right now. we've got the cooler temperatures, with readings in the 40's now, in some locations cents, pennington, 49, you've got 49 in broomall, 48 degrees in bethlehem this morning, and dover, 52 degrees, one of the warmer spots. storm scan3, you can see, there it is, it is cents covering a lot of us, new york sit, down through washington, d.c., philadelphia, and it is not easy east to find a clear sy around here at this point. that's going to be coming for tomorrow. for today, for right now, cool, and it is rainy. so, when you're headed outside today, make sure you have got

your rain jackets on, keep your pets in, out of this rain. it is kind of colds out here. fifty-three in philadelphia, 50 in the rain in trenton, 54 in the rain in the wilmington area. forty-four in the rain up in the poconos. by noon, we're looking at 58 degrees, temperatures by that point, may not yet have hit 06 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., they probably will have a temperature of 60 degrees, cloudy, with maybe a sprinkle in a couple of spots, we are expecting to find some of the clearing skies coming in here, and you can see, as we time this out, by 10:00 o'clock, computer model says that we start to see some of this leave by noon, we still have some through philadelphia, but by 4:00 p.m., it is gone. and then we are looking at some of the clearing skies, moving in, and it is cents a lot better looking day, coming up for us tomorrow, when i come back, we will talk about a forecast that's got some temperatures i think you will like if you like something a little bit more summer like. when i come back, todd. >> all right, carol. new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating a

homicide in north philadelphia. police were called out to 25th and nicholas just after 2:00 to find a 28 year old man, shot inside his car. the victim was returned to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead, no word on a suspect this morning. investigators are withholding the victim's name, as they wait to notify family members. now, to a story you'll see only on "eyewitness news", a savage attack caught on camera, our diana rocco shows us surveillance video capturing an altercation in fairmount that ends with a man unconscious in the streets. >> the eyewitness video is chilling, a 24 year old man is attack from behind, and left unconscious, lying in an intersection, after he confronts a group of kids on bikes. >> by the time i got to him, yes, it was about maybe 30 seconds later. so regained consciousness, very disoriented, very serious concussion, pretty large injury on his face. >> i didn't think that it would get to the point with all of the cars around, that there actually would be an

altercation in the street. >> a couple who asked not to be identified, watching from their apartment window, was able to rush to the man's aid, while calling police, and shooting this cell phone video. it happened thursday, around 9:00 p.m. at 19th and fairmount, police say, group every ten to 15 minors on bikes were riding through the streets, hitting cars with sticks, when the victim asked them to stop. >> it was really -- people were getting upset. we became pretty concerned somebody would get hurt. >> the group circles on theirs bikes, one throws water bottle at the victim, another suspect punches him from behind, leaving the man lying unconscious and bleeding in the intersection. >> he went down pretty quickly, and he didn't move after that. i was really concerned. i stayed with him for holding pressure on his face. >> the same group surrounded a couple on lombard street half hour earlier while they were stopping at an intersection, and tried to pull the woman passenger from the car. short time later, police arrested a 16 year old, and two, 12 year olds from the oxford neighborhood. but believe more are involved.

>> there is a digress i have nature to it, that's specially disturbing. >> the victim was taken to hahnemann hospital with a fractured jaw. that will had to be wired shut. the three juveniles who were arrested were charged with aggravated assault and criminal conspiracy. police continue to review the surveillance video, and it is possible more arrests may follow. outside central detectives, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". prosecutors in north jersey file charges against seven student at say err ville high school. six of those students are in custody this morning, it all stems from allegations cents of hazing on the school's football team. the middlesex county prosecutor filed aggravated sexual assaults, and criminal restraint charges against three of the students. the other four facing aggravated criminal sexual contact charges. you may recall, the football season was canceled, when hazing allegations came to light earlier this week.

>> a grieving father is sharing the raw emotion of losing a son four year old eli waller was the first child to die from enterovirus d68, and at pass ciarrocchi reports, waller's father shared with us how he is turning tragedy into action, and, in turn, keeping his son's memory alive. >> my wife and i are just heart broken. and we miss eli a great deal and we love hitch very much. >> stood by the media bravely telling the store i have of his four year old son eli, one of his triplets, to died from the enterovirus d68. >> he was real excited about the first day of school. oh, my new star wars back pack, and lunch box, and new outfit. >> and within days of eli's death, that inspired the water's to create the first day of school foundation, to help children with special needs, like eli. >> eli was involved in dance,

soccer, those things cost money. i'm determined to make something good out of this tragedy. >> the first day of school foundation website is up and running, and ready for donations with pictures of eli to inspire and word of a first halloween event, halloween, something that eli just loved. >> we send eli off with his halloween costume. that was a something thing for him. thinking about maybe how eli is looking at me now, i think he would be happy that we're trying to do what we're trying to do here, we're trying to start up this foundation and do something good to help people. >> eli loved soccer and dance and his dad says that that really helped him in his own development. if you're interested in helping the waller family, guck to our website cbsphilly.com. we will connect you to the link to the foundation. reporting from hamilton township, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". today ebola crisis now, a dallas hospital, is making procedural changes after the

death after patient, thomas duncan is first person to die from the disease, in the u.s. newly-released medical records show his temperature was 103 degrees, when the hospital sent him home. meanwhile, an ebola joke that sparked a scare on flight from philadelphia to the dominican republic shows airlines are taking ebola seriously. crews in hazmat suits boarded the plane and removed the pass inning here told the joke. joe mccann was on the flight and spoke exclusionly to "eyewitness news". >> certain things you can't say, not something you can joke about these days. you can't make a joke like. that will you know, over 200 people on that flight. and he almost ruined vacation or where ever other reasons were down here, for what he thought was as stupid joke. >> the dominican health officials say the passenger does not have ebola, and has never been to an affected area, five airports will be will begin enhance ebola screenings for travelers arriving from west africa this weekend. coming up in our next half

hour, a local church is working to send aid to ebola victims in liberia, our steve patterson will have a live report on how you can help them. and developing right now, k-mart says an undisclosed number of credit card numbers were stolen during a month-long data breach of its payment system. k-mart does not believe any names or social security numbers were obtained by the hackers, the data theft that k-mart is the late that's string of breaches, at big retailers, including target, michael's, and also home depo. smiling and wise cracking with reporters convicted mob boss, joey merlino, made public reappearance in philadelphia yesterday. he was in federal court to challenge new allegations that could lands him back behind bars. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter was cents there. >> how does it feel to be back in philadelphia, joe? >> i miss the mummers parade. >> camera crews, reporters, waiting as convicted mob boss, joey merlino, made first hometown appearance in 14 years. returning to answer charges in federal court, that while

living in florida, after serving 12 years in prison, for racketeering, he violated provisions of his supervised release. >> grounds for the violation is his association with convicted fell on and members and associates of organized crime. >> merlino made it clear he didn't think much of the allegations, or the pros cents cute ers. >> guy's mental. >> while prosecutors claim merlino seen here prior to his 1999 arrest, is still very much a mobster, he had these words, when reporters asked if he thought prosecutors had a vendetta against him. >> what do youy? >> the time they're spending chasing joey merlino might be better spent fighting isis or the ebola outbreak. >> after listening to arguments during 90 minute hearing, why the says he will rule at some point in the future about whether or not merlino, in fact, was in violation. >> as for merlino's possible cents future plans? >> do you plan on opening a restaurant, joe? >> no, not at all, no.

i'll work at a restaurant. >> those plans however depends on the judge's ruling which could lead to america leone, serving as much as three more years behind bars. walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". frustration and fear mount in the poconos, as the manhunt for eric frein end respect its 29th day. crews town scour the woods looking for the state trooper shooting suspect, some say the manhunt is making them feel like prisoners in their own homes. a parade is canceled, and some are talking about cancelling halloween. >> feels like a war zone. you know, they've walked through every inch of this woods, three, four times, with dogs, guns, in the past week at least four people say that they've seen frein from a distance. a problem with the water in one south jersey town, coming up next, on "eyewitness news", what was found in the waters supply has forced two major wells to be shutdown. we'll have that story coming up. and we'll also have this. >> celebrate your love of outer space with a few apps from that is cents a.

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>> we're off to a sog r start. >> when you're not out here, todd, unfortunately, it is out here this morning, and we do

have some rain. it is coming down. it is coming down hard enough now that toyed breakdown and once again pick up this umbrella let's take a look and see what we have out there at this point. you can see, we are dealing with rain showers, storm scan3, shows them, they're through the philadelphia area, we expect to find them all morning long. we're going to be looking for this rain to clear out, though, little bit later on this afternoon. 53 degrees, the temperature right now, in philadelphia, 50 in trenton, 54 in wilmington, it is 50 in allentown, 55 in millville, but just feels colder because of the rain. we do have this morning rain. this weekend, 61 for our eventual high temperature this afternoon, with some slow clearing coming in. but at least it gets better later on today. sunday, sun, clouds, will definitely be better day with the temperature of 64 degrees. we have got temperatures that will barely make 60 degrees, and in some cases cents they won't make 06 degrees today with the rain, with the front to our south, low pressure rides along that, and that's why we're getting this rain. now, tomorrow, we get some high pressure building in

briefly, little front of ours comes back to the warmfront, will start to push the temperatures up to 07 degrees by monday, with another area of low pressure possibly triggering couple of showers later on monday. now, as we go through this morning, at 8:00 we do have some rain showers, that are out, there in every single location, may get heavier on the shore areas, but notice by 10:00 they start to clear out to the west, and then by 1:00 p.m. they are still around, and number of spots, but they do start to get out of here, 4:00 p.m., many areas have dried out, maybe not all, by midnight, oh, yes, it is cents clear around here, clear, and chilly, and them tomorrow looks like beautiful day with the sunshine that's coming up. doesn't stay that way for long, though, because even on monday we start to pick up chances cents of some showers as we move on into the afternoon hours. we could be finding a few more again on tuesday. our temperatures at this point are in the 50's, our rainfall amounts, going to be get to go about a quarter to third of an inch. according to this computer model by the time this is all

over with, this rounds of rain that we're seeing right now. otherwise, temperatures, 61 degrees, clouds out there, breeze, at the shore, too, 62 degrees, and in the poconos, looking at 58 degrees, rain, and clearing. and by the time we get to this morning, and 11:00 to 2:00. i think great to be bully for fall, lot of the bully type dogs, 12, 12 phoenixville pike, west goshen township. that's the chester county spca. blessing of the animals at 831st hundred dogs to show up get free microchips. that's today 11:00 to 2:00. 1212 phoenixville pike, west goshen township. >> so looking for 61 for our high temperature today, the morning rain, cloudy, cool this afternoon, 45, clearing skies tonight, it will be chilly tonight, and as we take a look at the eyewitness weather five and seven day forecast, we've got temperatures that will be getting into the 60s today and tomorrow by monday, it is

70 degrees, by tuesday, 76, wednesday, 70 degrees, and thursday: -- 68. could be dealing with showers on the tuesday-wednesday time period with maybe thunderstorm and just some garden variety showers coming up for us by the time we get to monday. so, a pretty much unsettled week. you know, i did a story yesterday, and i want to share it with you again today. about burlington county town that voluntarily shutdown two of its prime air wells, an industrial solvent and cleaner, and it is classified as likely carcinogen, turned up in the water from those wells. at this point there is cents no federal standard on how much is too much or how much should be in there at all. so, this is why the voluntary shutdown. it was first detect in the march of lasts year, in moorestown. >> homeowner veronica john hughes of moorestown is easy fall clean up, surface dirt. but at the water treatment plant on church street, township of moorestown, much deeper and more difficult

clean is up needed, 400 feet deep in the ground in the township's water supply. >> the one, two, three propane, and it is cents like a solvent paint thinner type contaminant. >> neither the moorestown utility superintendent or anybody else, knows exactly how the 123tcp got in the watt their comes out of the faucets in moorestown, but the township didn't wait to completely shut off. down to zero, the two big wells that pumped it up. >> drinking water is safe in that no one has turned the women off. doing so voluntarily. >> left outside well numb beer nine, inside number seven, completely shutdown since monday. in roar of the motors that p.m. half the town's water. moorestown's other un affect the water source also keep picking up the slack to fill up the short water glasses and the tom water tower. >> talking to our engineers, is that there is several different treatment options.

>> makes sure it is safe. >> any 123tc treatment plant, by then, many other towns could also be involved. because their water comes out of the same deepak with a fer. >> it is not likely just moorestown water source. >> unless the government changes current guidelines, moorestown water safe to drink now and before. carol erickson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". an organization work to go fight hung is her asking for the public's help to continue its mission. chosen 300 began servicing meals outside to the homeless, outside of its west philadelphia location, on lancaster avenue this week, while it is being renovated. the meals were previously served inside at mill creek baptist church. but that lease expired last week. >> right now, there is cents a $50,000 matching grant on the line, where some friend of ours from the upper dublin uterine -- light lynn church decided to make an investment, so challenging folks to help us meet that match so that we can pay off the construction. >> the chosen 300 is also

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today, a way to give back, i'll tell you how, and where, coming up. today is saturday, october 11, good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones, meteorologist, carol erickson, liver on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning to you, todd. we do have some rainout here, we fully expected this rain on saturday morning, which is not the way anybody wants to start the weekend. but it is here. should not last all day, your better for cast quick limit let's take a look breakdown what we have right now, starting to sees these temperatures, some get to go 50 degrees, that's in pennington, dover still # 52, broomall, 49, bethlehem, 47 degrees. so, it is cents a very cool start to the day. storm scan3, notice, the philadelphia area, new york, washington, norfolk, everybody, in to the rain. so if you're in the northeast today, a lot of people are dealing with the rain showers 53 in philadelphia, 50 allentown, 54 wilmington at

this point, 54 also in atlantic city. that's at the airport about 10 miles inland. now, by noon, may still be in the 50's, 58 degrees, cool, out there, the rain should be starting to taper off, and specially areas to the west. we will start to see that little bit earlier than areas to the east. cloudy skies will start to break up little later this afternoon, spring else, showers, still can't be ruled out in some spots, so computer model as we put it into motion, by 10:00 o'clock, starting to see rain showers mover out. may still be around 1:00 by 4:00 looks like a lot of them have started to move out watch the clearing skies start to move in as a result. it is as better day tomorrow. however, with that forecast, and we will talk about that and what's to common the next week of weather, just ahead. todd? >> carol, thank you. now to the latest on the ebola virus here in the u.s. family of thomas duncan, victim who died in texas hospital this week; asking questions about the care he

received. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca with the latest from dallas. >> the family of the first ebola fatality in the u.s., thomas eric jeong dan, released 1400 pages of medical records to the associated press. the files show during his commercial room to the visit two weeks ago, down at any had 103 degrees fever. he also complains of dizziness, a headache, and severe and al pain which he rated eight out every ten. >> even after telling hospital staff he just came from west africa, they sent him home with antibiotics and tylenol. >> if you went to the hospital with a fever of 103 degrees, no doctor would send you home. >> he returned to the emergency room two days later. ebola virus killed duncannon wednesday. that will statement, texas health presbyterian defended its care every duncan saying we made changes to our in take process as well as other procedures, better screen for

all critical indicators of ebola virus. >> duncan's family doesn't think he received proper care here at the hospital. and they're considering legal action. >> at this moment, they are grieving for the fact that they were not able to give him a decent burial. but had to be cremated the same day of his death. >> duncan's girlfriends is still quarantined, but so far doesn't have a fever or other symptoms of ebola. in dallas, omar villafranca, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the world health organization says number of people who have died of ebola in four west african nations cents, has now topped 4,000. the outbreak prompting one congregation here in philadelphia to takings, and "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live this morning, outside ' none tabernacle baptist church with more. steve? >> todd, church officials here are calling this an opportunity. an opportunity to take direct action for a crisis, that has

felt many leaving helpless, many feeling quite scared, and frankly, crisis that has griped the world community. well, today, there is some way to takings and do something about it, it is called heart for liberia, you see the poster here at ' none tabernacle, starts this morning at 9:00. it is open to the public. it is a day of service, and a culmination after lot of coordination between the liberian community which is large, which is here in philadelphia, and the one that's over seize in the west africa struggling with the death of hundreds if not thousands. your part is simple. ' none is asking for donations, so they can quickly sends those donations overseas, and get those folks some help. they need some supplies, and the supply need is vital. we spoke to one pastor, who said that the need is so great, that they need action now. >> people can live. they can eat. they can be nourished, and then, also, people over in

west africa can have some hope that my brothers and sisters in the us a and other places cents really care about them there. and that's what our effort is about, especially, with ' none tabernacle. >> these are things that make such an impact, but are just so simple, and so easily available in our daily lives. they are looking for basic cleaning supplies, chlorine bleach, hand sanitizer, fed call gloves, masks, real important, as well, in any crisis where there are mass casualties, canned food is also appreciated. they say that cash donations also appreciated. but the need for the supplies is so great, so much more direct and easily available, and ready to get to the public, that they're asking for those supplies first. and so you can bring help here to ' none tabernacle church starts 9a this morning. live here, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". back to you.

>> chemical rate dollars lives lost to the disease, many of those in attendance lyme patients, time to update treatment guidelines for the disease. vigil head outside the hotel, where the infectious diseases society of america are holding a medical conference. >> and, police are searching for a suspect wanted in 14 robberies in northeast philadelphia. the latest happened just yesterday morning. take a look at this surveillance video between august and this month, police say the suspect has hit different bars and restaurants, liquor stores, convenience stores, also, including five, 7-eleven's, he pulled a gun out, demands money before taking off. he's madoff now with thousands of dollars. and, search is underway for a robbery suspect who punched his victim in the face in south philadelphia. police say the suspect attacked a 47 year old victim,

that bigler at darian, tried to take his bag. this all happened on september 15th, the victim was able to fight off the suspect if you recognize the suspect you are urged to call police immediately. >> president obama once again intervening to after area septa regional rail strike. the president has created a second emergency board to mediate the labor dispute between septa and locomotive engineers. the president's order requirings septa to continue operating as usual, for 120 days from the effective date of the new panel, which is monday, that's when the term of the first panel expires. the fight to keep the bankrupt trump taj mahal casino from closing is heating up. management and union work remembers locked in a battle over employee benefits. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, has the details from atlantic city. >> we need our benefits, everyone out there should understand that. >> al care says with four

kids, his family health insurance comes in handy all the time. specially for his youngest, born severely premature, and still battles complications. now, care and his fellow employees of the trump taj mahal failed when forfeiting benefits or losing their jobs. >> everyone's nervous, right now, and for them to pray on us now, when we're all, you know, walking on egg shells right now. >> united local 54 says trump entertainment wants their members to for knit health benefits, give up pensions, to keep the trump taj mahal from closing in bankruptcy. the majority of debt holder carl icon says he'll only kick in to save the taj if the union, state, all make concessions. atlantic city's already said no to tax breaks, today state lawmakers say they aren't playing ball either. >> we don't need people like carl icon here. billionaires,, to pray on working people, not acceptable. >> union leaders say even if they concede benefits, no guarantee how long the taj would stay open, and it sets a dangerous precedent for other

labor agreements. in particular, the tropicana, which icon also owns. >> so what mr. icon is trying to negotiate is the complete test makes every healthcare and retirement in atlantic sit. >> i workers say they're too long negotiate. but not roll over. >> i'm not willing to give up my healthcare. >> in a statement today, directed to the mayor of atlantic sit, arm icon said i would like to see atlantic city safe. but to accomplish this, investors need they have a chance today, that's not the case, icon also criticized new jersey senate president steve sweeney for his participation and discussion adding casinos to north jersey which he says will hurt atlantic city. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> members of the philadelphia felled ration of teach remembers voicing their concerns outside public schools across the city. "eyewitness news", at john b kelly elementary school in germantown, where teachers gathered for what they call turn up for the truth rail. teachers handed out

information count hearing they say are misleading statements from the src. >> our members are willing to consider the healthcare as negotiations we have made a proposal saying that we are willing to crib, and that the src is publicly indicate that we have not. >> the school budget crisis is getting national attention now. the president of the american federation of teachers visited philadelphia, and had this to say about the src's move this week. >> i have never seen this kind of wreckless manipulation of a political situation by a sitting governor, three weeks before an election. >> says the src refusal to bargaining good fate will only hurt the children in philadelphia. one year after a fire devestated their new jersey warehouse, deitz and watson is

rebuilding in philadelphia. the company broke grounds in talcony yesterday. their new distribution center will be located on 20 acres of lands next to its headquarters. it replaces as deitz and watson warehouse in delanco, new jersey, that burned down last year. the project will bring in an estimated 158 new jobs to philadelphia. >> going to have our kitchens here, our distribution center, our transportation hub, and our corporate headquarters, are all going to be located right here. that's almost too good to be true. we're just thrilled. the expansion project will cost $50 million. when is something free really not free? three's on your side with a warning about free estimates, offered by some companies. that's coming up next. and, we'll also cents have this. >> with fears every ebola, and enterovirus growing, emergency rooms are bracing for more concerned patients coming in. i'm marlie hall in new york, with the details, coming up. >> and the eagles take center

stage tomorrow night when had he host the giants. up next, beasley reese with the latest on the injured birds, and breakdown of the giants offense. plus: rain this morning, and another rounds could be on the way next week. carol has cents the forecast when we come back.

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headlines, specking more traffic in emergency rooms from concerned patients. marlie hall has the story from new york. >> usually 10% more increase in patients in the colds and flu season in the e.r., this year, bracing for more their flu-like symptoms could be something worse. >> due to the nature of what else is going on in the community, and also in the world, especially with ' bowl, a and enterovirus. >> the virus common symptoms including fever, vomiting and breathing issues, mimic the flu. doctors in the emergency department here at lenox hill hospital in new york say they're ready to make quick decisions toss either monitor or quarantine patients. >> we have all protocols in place to isolate people. whether it is, you know, a concern for flu, or ebola, always prepared. >> doctors say it will be critical to get a good patient history, including any recent travel. >> the kinds of diseases cents and i will necessary he is they could have are directly influenced by where they've

been. >> health officials say no reason to panic. and there is something you can do. make sure you, and your family, get flu vaccine as soon as possible. so, emergency rooms don't get overwelmed and over crowded. in new york, marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday. anthony mason and van eat a meyer now join is live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd, coming up it is cents a billion dollars problem that may take hundreds of years to fix. we'll look at how one city dealing with its aging infrastructure. >> also, they have one of the best teams in the nfl. but the secret to their success might be the age of their coaches. meet the group of seniors, making the arizona cardinals red hot. and, they've helped make music for hundreds cents of years. inside the string company. which turns out 700,000 strings a day. all that plus your eye opener, the dish and music from the band just ahead cbs this

morning saturday. thank you, looking forward to it, appreciate it. royalty in ridley township, high school's homecoming king is announced, and its senior john toreellio. john has autism, has been a staple at the raiders football team for years. family was surprised at the announcement, john says an honor to be named homecoming king, his coach, teammates, friends, all thereto congratulate him. certainly you have heard it before, nothing in life is free. what about free estimates? this week's angie list report, jim donovan explains even those might come with a price tag. >> so when is a free estimate really free? the answer may depends on your project. >> when it comes to free estimates, general rule of thumb is typically small jobs that don't require a lot of investigation work, to determine the problem. well, typically be free estimates. if it is a more involved job, or something that will require figuring out what the problem really is, that's when you typically see a charge. >> brian says when it comes to

electrical work, his company offers free estimates, on new installations cents. >> the reason that we can't always provide a free estimate, is again based upon service, say, in your home, you have two bedrooms that the outlets don't work. you check the breaker panel, all of the breakers appear to be on and working, but outlets are no longer financing properly. that we can't give a free estimate on because we have to come into the home, we actually have to do some physical electrical testing. >> every company has different definition. so always ask what the estimate entails. >> make sure you understand any type of charge that might occur with a estimate. some companies might have an if he estimate, but make sure they don't have a trip charge or fuel surcharge that you will be hit with instead. >> some providers may charge you for an estimate if you don't hire them. also, ask in advance if you'll get the estimate on the spot, or if you will have to wait a few days. for more advice from angie on getting estimates, go to cbsphilly.com/angie's list.

i'm jim donovan. >> it has been a long and cold morning for meteorologist, carol ericson, on the cbs-3 skydeck. you are quite the trooper, carol, i have to say. >> you know, i just dumped the water off this thing, didn't even have time to get this umbrella up. but it is up now, and i need it. the rain is coming down a little bit better clip or worse clip if you will than it was slightly earlier this morning, let's see what we have out there. that's why i can put the umbrella down and step inside briefly. storm scan three you can see, closer view here, not everybody seeing showers, if you are in southern delaware you are not. everybody else is pick up the rain showers, and we're going to be finding them as we go through the morning this morning. our temperature, 53 degrees right now in philadelphia, 54 in wilmington, 51 in trenton, we have 50 degrees in allentown, and 57 down in wildwood. our weekend looks fairly nice. once we get through this this morning. we're looking at 16 degrees,

morning rain, slow, clearing, sun and clouds, much better day, coming up for us tomorrow, with temperature of 64 degrees. now, this is the half and half weekend, with that front that's just to our south, and we have little systems running along, spinning back the rain, but moves slightly, and that means that tomorrow looks better. 60 degrees, the high pressure will be here, it is very cool out here, though, this morning, i must have to throw that in as aside, winds picks up. so if you are out this morning, make sure you have got jacket, umbrella, and that your pets are not out in this mess, because this really has cold feel. now, tomorrow, and monday, look better, monday, though, could still feature another chance of a shower. here is the computer model that we wait for every morning, this is the one that is projecting what's likely to happen t says by 9:00 we still have the rain showers, some areas picking up a little bit heavier rain, by 11:00 this one would like to get a lot of this rainout of here, but still, it is not over. so we continue with the rain,

this morning, by 1:00 o'clock, there are still some rain showers, around here, particularly the farther east you go, so from just our western suburbs, to the east, still looking at those showers, by 4:00, looks as if a lot of them have left, the skies, we might even see break of sunlight by the time we hit sunset today. and then, tonight, we drop down, skies will clear, temperatures dropping down into the 40's, now let's get through tomorrow. tomorrow looks great. tomorrow morning what's this another shower chance? we have another shower chance monday afternoon. in unsettled weather pattern, i think the best day coming up most guaranteed best day will be tomorrow. our future rain amounts, as we go through the rest of this morning, and right through this afternoon, probably a quarter to third of an inch of rain, is a pretty good estimate for most areas today. something to do today, if you have got a car, you don't mind wet road this morning, look at the leaves, they're changing,

and probably be falling with little extra water and weight on them. and you're finding some high change up in the poconos, moderate change through our western suburbs, in the lehigh valley, and we're starting to see some of those changes coming into philadelphia philadelphia area, as well. our temperatures today, 61, cloudy, showers should be looking better later this afternoon. tomorrow looks better. at the shore today, morning rain, breezy, 62 then in the poconos rain this morning, clearing in the afternoon, 58 degrees. the winds, anywhere out of the north between five to ten. it does keep us chilly. some areas may not get even 61 degrees today. if you see enough sunshine, chance could you pick up couple of extra degrees today. otherwise, tonight we drop down, 45 degrees, and there is cents a frost advisory through much of the poconos, as we head back in to the morning hours, between right now, and 8:00. up in the poconos, and probably again tomorrow morning, as well. and then as we take a look at

the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, we're going to be dealing with temperatures tomorrow, 64, monday, 70, clouds, shower, tuesday, wednesday, maybe shower, maybe thunderstorm, but in the 70s, then clearing i think after that. and we will be back right after this.

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>> eagles and giants this sunday. the depleted defense will face a giants offense, that has scored 30 or more points in the last three games. but, don't be shocked by rookie running back, andre williams. may not know his name. good player. you'll see more of him because of the injury to jennings. >> he's a guy you new who he was coming out because he was at the combine, got a chance to see him big hard-nose physical runner. >> he's not a jitterbug, he'll take what you give him. he'll punish the tackler. you know, those type running backs, you got to give some extra throwing during the week, get ready because it will be physical. >> all right, it is cents a prime time match up. we will get you started 11:30 sunday morning on sunday kick offment join me, leslie van arsdale, merrill reese, wip team, plus revealing chat with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy and special guest. sports, i'm beasley reese, have a great weekend. philadelphia area native

bradley cooper is back to get birds fans pumped up for tomorrow night's match up with the new york giants. and, in a new video, posted on fly eagles fly. com, cooper takes a shot at giants fans, in his best new york accent. >> who is a bun of of cheese steak eating, liberty bell cracking you see them steps running, ya, ya, you know the best way to shut allowed mouth up? to shut it for them. >> backgrounds music provided by phillies own roots with some help from john legend, pumping up eagles fans as is they get ready for the big game. and talk about a great pumpkin. indianna grower has seven great ones, take a look at this display, outside keith edwards home. it took keith three hours a day to nurse these giants gourds to get this big, the smallest weighing in almost 800 pounds, and the largest is weighing 1346 pounds. keith says some of these

pumpkins grew as much as 25 pounds a day. that's cbs-3 eyewitness fuse for now, we might be signing off on tv, but of course we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning, saturday, is next. have a great weekend.

it's october 11th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." new measures begin today in the fight to keep the deadly ebola virus out of the united states. plus, hundreds of thousands of private photos about to go public. how hackers got the deleted images. what's old is new again. meet the group of seniors that helped turn around an nfl team. and it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that string. inside the company that helps make your favorite tunes in tune. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we have got to stop