>> just more windy and couple degrees cooler but still sunnies the same today, nicole and everybody. so enjoy this beautiful stretch of weather that we have got going and we will keep it a couple days, beyond today in case you have to do something that drags you inside today. you've got a few more days of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. ocean city looks great and people are out on the boardwalk, already, the skies are blue and every single location and we have nice looking weather. i want to brighten things up, at greenwood school in philadelphia, a temperature of 54 degrees right now. how pretty is that. that is what you will find if you look out or go outside and free to go at 9:00 when show is off. storm scan three we are looking at sunshine, we have got really not even clouds anywhere in the area. this is a day filled with brightness and temperatures fairly comfortable but wind will be strong. 55 degrees at the temperature right now in philadelphia. we have lost about 5 degrees at the airport. coolest temperatures, right now, 53 in trenton

567892 degrees in wilmington. it is 46 in the poconos. fifty-nine in wildwood. gusty wind are starting. you can see they are gusting to 30 miles an hour in the poconos. other areas of gusty wind in wildwood at 20 miles an hour win gust. the rest of us a sustain, you know, wind of about ten to 13 miles an hour. our temperatures getting in the 60's, middle 60's. cooler then yesterday and feeling cooler because it is a northwesterly wind and it is gusting throughout the day. some areas could pick up temperatures in the upper 60's. future weather, it looks nice all day long. we have sunshine all day long, enjoy this. we have several other days to enjoy it as well. we will look at the halloween forecast on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast just ahead, nicole. >> thank you. police are investigating a crash that sent two people to the hospital. officers responded to the accident scene around midnight on the 3500 block have of east crown avenue in northeast philadelphia. authorities say that two people were trapped after

their car hit a parked car. police tell "eyewitness news" that one person remains in critical condition. seven people are displaced this morning after an overnight fire in north philadelphia. fire fighters responded to the scene on 5,000 block of d street just before 4:00. red cross is working to help 49 adults and three children displaced while fire investigators spark what those flames. several family pets are missing. new guidelines will take effect to help fight spread of ebola here in the united states. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live from the satellite center with more on those changes. same, good morning, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, nicole pennsylvania health officials will begin to monitor travelers from three west african countries starting tomorrow. they will be actively followed for 21 days to see if they develop ebola. pennsylvania is one of six state around the country set on begin monitoring, people, traveling from one of these west african countries. liberia, guinea, and see's a

leon have seen most cases of ebola. passengers must travel through one of five designated airports with knew work air part and jfk being the two close toes our region. when they arrive in pennsylvania they will have to check in dale which county or state health officials, to see if ebola symptoms develop. hup will be designated as a treatment center for infect health care workers and is in the process of building an era tight isolation unit. anyone who does present symptoms face owes an immediate quarantine in new york, and in new jersey. that happened to trace i a nurse with doctors without borders. she was quarantined on friday after returning home from sierra leon with a slight fever. she tested negative for ebola so far and has criticized the process writing in the dallas morning news she said an official bark questions at me like i was a criminal. this is not a situation would i wish on anyone and i am will's scared for those who will follow me.

meanwhile in new york city fiance of the doctor diagnosed with the virus was allowed to return home. she had been quarantined after having extensive contact with doctor craig spencer. spencer is in the hospital after being diagnosed with ebola earlier this week. and although the doctors fiance was allowed to return home, she will remain in quarantine, and in the harlem apartment she shares with the doctor. live from the sat center, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for more on the ebola out break now i'm joined by family physician doctor rob danoff good morning to you doctor rob. >> good morning to you. >> thanks so much for being here. we want to talk about this dallas nurse nina pham recently cured of the disease. >> yes. >> how does it happen so quickly and how does it a happen? >> batescally so her body for the it off. our bodies produce antibodies which fights the infection. when she was diagnosed it was at a very early time as opposed to being later, so they were able to get fluids to her and other type of measures to help machine for her so if her liver or kidney

had a problem they were able to a trust variety quickly. what you do is check the viral load, amount of virus in the body. they check it. it was positive initially. now it is negative. she no longer has detectable evidence of virus at all. she's clear. >> that is how you can tell. >> we do blood tests and go by symptoms. she's clear. she's been in quarantined for the appropriate amount of time, she's symptoms free and she's doing well and she will do well. >> will she remain that way for a certain amount of time. >> yes, ebola was first detect in 1976. there has been a lot of experience, about 39 years. once the person has survived it and done well, they say they have protection in their own antibodies for at least ten years if not longer. in fact, the world health organization is recommending that we take antibodies of survivors and use that to help people who have been infect to help protect them and build up their antibody response. >> very interesting. nigeria and senegal both

declared ebola free last week. how can we be absolutely sure that is the case. >> this is how we do it. 95 percent of all people who are going to get ebola do it within 21 days. 98 percent within 42. what the world health organization does to declare someone a region ebola free is in new cases, within 42 days. and in those two countries, they took a lot of measures, in fact, exactly what we're doing isolation, trace people who have it, and get them in medical care, and so that is actually some good news coming out of the africa that two regions declared ebola free. that is great. hopefully as we get more resources in the three countries affected the most, hopefully it will start to slow down where we can get it better under control. >> good news there but a lot of people talking about a vaccine. >> yes. >> what is the latest on the development of a vaccine fore bowl. there are two vaccines that are starting to be in what is called clinical testing. is there one that started already, in people, it just

started this week, and then next week or week after that, another company is going to do it. so vaccines here's the thing, you have to normally it takes five to seven years to be developed. these are sped up in a matter of months. we have to make sure they're effective. we have to make sure they are safe. we have to make sure that we know what dose to use. one of the organizations glaxo is producing a vaccine now in numbers. they are starting clinical trials in people. hopefully earl any 2015, it will be fun to be effective and safe so they can try it but we're still ways off. >> why has it taken so long to develop when there have been so many cases in west africa already. >> so that ace great point. they have known about this for a while. vaccine development started many years ago but because it wasn't a priority, it was not funded presently but now that there is an urgency, emergency in the special area of the country now they are starting to really do it quickly because more money is put in and it is a priority.

unfortunately it wasn't priority before. >> real quickly in just about 15 seconds left, are we making too big of a deal with this or are we right on point in our country there is in need to panic n developed countries with medical care is there no need to panic. the reason why we got behind the curve we didn't send in personnel early n those three affected country they spend less than a hundred dollars a year on people. they didn't have health infrastructure. we could have stopped this earlier. the the good news is in the areas that have got protective measures people are doing well because we diagnosis them early, we isolate them early, we track people who have been identified and really look after them and that is what we need to do get more resource necessary western africa. help it at the source. >> doctor rob danoff thanks for breaking it down for us, we a appreciate it. we have created an ebola resource guide on cbs philly.com. fine answers to commonly asked questions, also link to the

cdc, for yourself. happening today, septa's largest union will hold a strike authorization vote later this afternoon. the transport workers union local 234 represents bus drivers, subway and trolley operators. they have been working without a contract since march. there is in word when workers might walk out if that strike is authorized, although septa tells "eyewitness news" no strike is imminent, it released this statement saying quote parties continue to meet in negotiation to reach an agreement, although union has scheduled a strike vote, we have been given no indication that a work stoppage is imminent. service interruption plan will be released if and when the situation changes. well, philadelphia police are looking for two people wanted in connection to a violent crime in queen village. investigators say a man and woman approached would the man waking on carpenter street. according to police the woman struck that victim with the baseball bat in the chest and a man fired two shots at that victim trying to get away. a neighbor said police told

them he was a suspect in the string of cure burglaries and shooting was a form of retaliation. >> seeing somebody looking in the cars, trying to break into cars and then he gets attacked. >> police would the not confirm if the crime was retaliation, they did however tell "eyewitness news" that when the two suspects approached that victim one of them shouted quote you know what you did just before that attack began. three people are injured in the serious crash in limerick, montgomery county. an suv and a car collided near 422 and lewis road. crash caused all four lanes to be shut down saturday evening. a helicopter transported one of the victims to the hospital, the cause of the crash is still being investigated. an apartment fire, displaced 17 people in philadelphia's tioga a nicetown neighborhood. flames tore through the building on the 3800 block of north 15th street saturday afternoon. "eyewitness news" was there as fire officials worked to determine the cause of the fire there were no injuries so that is some good news.

the red cross is assisting advertise placed residents. meanwhile philadelphia police arrested a man in the wheelchair whom they say stole money from a donation jar at a wawa store. incident happened near delaware and tasker in south philadelphia saturday morning. there is no word on how much money was actually in that jar or if it was all recovered. >> latest on the deadly school shooting in washington state. >> reporter: police wrap up their investigation at the the scene of the school shooting as a town begins to heel. i'm danielle nottingham in marisville washington and i'll have the story coming up. also ahead ghost towns out west we will have a look at some of these left over cities as they are call when we come back stick around.

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police still don't know why a freshman opened fire on his teenage friend and family at his school on friday. shooting left the student and shooter dead. while four other cling to life. danielle nottingham has details. >> reporter: steady stream of students, placed flowers and balloons on the fence outside marisville pillchuck high school saturday following friday's deadly shooting. >> it is bringing us all together and we are supporting each other because we know how tough it is, how scary it was. >> reporter: witnesses say 14 year-old jaylen fryberg walk in the school cafeteria and shot at people that he knew. one girl died, four other student were seriously wounded. family members say that two of the victims, boys were the popular freshman's cousins. >> they all went to the prom together. they all got pictures together last saturday. they all did everything. went to dinner together. only god knows what escalated it. >> reporter: just a week ago

fryberg was name home coming prince and police say he fatally shot himself. they have recovered a 40 caliber handgun. authority are still working on motive but one student told investigators that fryberg had recently gotten into a fight with another boy over a girl. classmates admit they are still in shock. >> i feel like it is in the real, not other school anymore. >> reporter: all sports and activity at the high school were canceled this weekend and there will be no classes here next week. police cleared the crime scene on saturday, student were allowed to return to retrieve their items that they dropped when they ran away as the gun fire started. in marisville washington, danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 8:15. an update, to the manhunt for suspected trooper killer eric frein. police in new york said they have determined that his car stolen from the poconos and found in new york, is not linked to frein. pennsylvania state police have been searching for frein since an ambush outside their barracks in blooming grove on

september 12th, that shooting left one state trooper dead and another wounded. it it is 8:16. lets check on that forecast, carol but first a beautiful day to be rowing on the river. "eyewitness news" the head of the schuylkill regatta saturday. nearly 7,000 competitors are on hand for forty-fourth annual event, and there are participants from six different countries and it continues today, at 8:00 o'clock. so again, great day for, you know, a race on the the river or pretty much anything. yesterday was really nice. >> just twirling your parasol as somebody rows you is a great thing to do today. >> it is. >> that will be turned inside out with the wind, expected today. gusting as high as 30 miles an hour. look at how pretty it looks this morning through philadelphia. if you like, blue skies and sunshine, on a sunshine and weekend we are it all going for thus weekend. lets take you out to ocean city area they are running around. they are feeling lovely. it is great beach weather today. because you don't have have to

be out there in a, swimsuit, you can just go out and cover up and still be at the beach. how nice is that. and, it is love liz there too. few clouds but there are not blocking the sun and i want to take you down to another shot, brighten things down here. this is at greenwood school in philadelphia a, and as the sun comes up. look at how pretty that looks. we have a sunrise, sunrise is up, and it is working to day. it will be helping to boost temperatures, and as we move in the afternoon. and, otherwise we have temperatures at this point in the 50's for the most part, with one exception. right here on the map. that is up in the poconos at 46 degrees. in the 50's, that is very comfortable start because normally we would be 10 degrees cool they are time of the morning. fifty-five does not look bad, at the airport. and, we have 53 in mount holly. and, 53 in pottstown: starting out your day.

and, and, tight around your waste, probably because you can work up a sweat today. it is going to be blowing right off you because we have these wind that are coming down from the northwest, front came on through, dry, but it does change the the wind direction out of the northwest today. a drying direction, a bright direction. high pressure will be here, so lots of sunshine, as those win coming down out of the northwest about 65 degrees, but it is certainly within the realm of possibility that we could see 67 degrees, or maybe even 68 degrees in a couple spots. tomorrow we will do the same thing basically in the 60's with high pressure and not as windy as it is probably going to be later on this afternoon. we are seeing win gusts in the poconos of 30 miles an hour. now, our future weather, there is not a lot going on here and there is not a lot going on in the next couple of days, except really nice weather and very few complaints with that. by wednesday, some clouds start to come in and maybe a chance of shower on wednesday. the as we look a head to

halloween on friday we've got sun and goblins at 58 degrees and then a chilling chill, 51 on friday evening, for halloween evening. it looks like great time, for costumes, and hopefully we are able to keep it dry. we have temperatures today 56 in philadelphia. sixty-six at the shore. poconos 58 degrees. and, we've got some great activity, today, we've got pit bull awareness day. you can go celebrate that breed and learn about it at manny's on the white horse pike in chest you will hearst, new jersey. adoptions, fun event, new jersey aid for animals sponsoring. that we want to help our animal friend every chance we get. 65 degrees today. sunny skies, gusty wind. wind right out of the northwesterly direction. tonight, 42 degrees. cool night tonight. a lot cooler tomorrow morning then what we're finding this morning. tomorrow's high 65. very close to today. tuesday looks great, and 74 to 70. maybe even 78 in some spots. and wednesday, chance of a shower, close to 70. then a cool down. sixty on thursday. by next saturday we're looking

at 50 degrees for the high temperature, nicole. >> all right, carol nice stretch there. it is 8:19. lets check on those roads with ann evans in the traffic center, how sit looking, ann. >> hi, nicole. what we are looking at is i-95 at 420 right here near the airport. darby creek in the background there, beautiful shot. i-95 looks good through 420 and through philadelphia, no delays or problems. we're going to move the traffic cam, again, and this is to 202, northbound through valley forge and the schuylkill. you can see those construction cones set up. we have construction on 202 northbound, the left and center lanes are closed and again, there are delays, even this early in the morning. moving the traffic cam again the to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, no delays or problems at the mid county tolls, themselves but if you are taking mid county tolls to the new jersey turnpike keep in mind new jersey turnpike does have construction northbound between burlington mount holly and pennsylvania turnpike and right and center lanes are closed. it was a scheduled until 9:00 a.m. other than this not a bad drive heading to the poconos,

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west where folks make a spirited argument for their presence. here's a preview of the interview you will see coming up later on cbs this sunday morning. >> reporter: if you listen hard enough when hot afternoon wind rust also you might here 1870's bodey california on main street. days of rich mining and fast money. >> we would hear music coming out of the sal loons, people hollering,. >> zero seven's salons. >> yes. >> not a single church, during its hey day from 1877 to 1880. >> torey is a historian and guide through the bodey found that works to preserve the town. >> we like to have people guess who do you think is making money here. >> reporter: answer is. >> whiskey and with men.

girls here in bedy were making in a week what a minor was making in a month. >> reporter: in these few boom years, bodey was one of california's biggest towns with a population of some 10,000, and, a arrival to los angeles and san francisco, and, 2,000 buildings, 200 restaurants that often stood open 24/7 just like hill side mine did working the load have of gold. and then, as fast as bodey grew, when the the gold played out, bodey died. >> there is a lot that is here. this is the largest unrestored ghost town in the country. >> reporter: unlike so many wild west towns that have disappeared, throughout the years, bodey now a national historic landmark still stand, or maybe we should say, liens. buildings like the old hotel are preserved, now, so people can imagine what it was like, then. >> if there are ghosts here why do you think they are here?

what is their purpose? >> maybe they are hanging around to help protect it. maybe they want to keep it, the way it is, maybe they enjoyed themselves so much they are enjoying us now looking back into the windows of time. >> all right. ghost towns, and their inhabitant plus funny man derek and how your on line identity could last well beyond your life time this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. always something interesting on cbs sunday morning for sure. it is 8:26. federal government is adding to the list of states that will receive benefits for same sex couples, we will have details coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news". also ahead caught on camera an attack on a elderly man, you hate to see something like this, police are hoping the public can help identify him. still ahead, coffee, creamer and cats? yeah. we will show you where you can get your java fix and make an adoption. carol has your sunday

forecast. will it be trick or treat weather. will it be trick or a treat? we will can her and get answers coming up

it is sunday october 26th good morning, thanks so much for joining us. it is 8:30. let get a check of the forecast and hang on to your hats, carol. i notice you said on twitter, hair piece, whatever the case may be. >> hats, weaves, comb overs, whatever. >> yes, just be very careful with that. we are looking at windy conditions, expect as we move on throughout the day but it is bright and beautiful out

there look at how pretty. jack frost big boulder will very soon become a ski slope, but right now it is an opportunity to take a look at some green grass that you don't to have mow all that often and some lovely leaves, in ocean city we have got people wandering around on the boardwalk. things look great at the shore areas. i want to brighten things up. take a look at the last couple of hours, in case you missed the sunrise from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking at philadelphia, look at how pretty that is, boat out there on the delaware, nice looking start. 57 degrees the temperature presently. we are dealing with basically nothing but sunshine, over most of the area today and that is what we are keeping over the next few days. our temperature now 55 in philadelphia 567893 trenton. fifty-two in wilmington. we will fine a warm up to day, not as warm as yesterday when it was 70 but we will be close with temperatures mid to upper six owe's. 65 degrees. lots of sunshine coming, but as i have been saying all morning we expect to see these wind gusting at times to

30 miles an hour. future weather, this is actual anyplace but you can hardly tell because there are no clouds, at this point. we will just move on with the clock and skies stay the same. until it gets dark tonight. we will talk about that eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. pennsylvania will soon begin monitoring people from west africa as one of six state chosen to do so. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us live from the cbs-3 satellite center with more on the latest efforts to fight the spread of the the virus good morning, syma. >> reporter: pennsylvania health officials will begin to monitor travelers from ebola stricken areas starting tomorrow. the travelers will be actively following for 21 days to see if they develop ebola. state officials are working under cdc guidelines while new york and new jersey officials implemented their own strict restrictions. liberia, new gunie, sierra and leon have seen most cases of ebola. passengers from those countries must travel through

one of the five designated airports. newark, liberty and jfk are the two closest to our area anyone who does present symptoms faces an quarantine in new york and new jersey. when they arrive in pennsylvania they will check in dale which county or state health officials. now this follows cdc guidelines but governors of new york and new jersey implemented new rules that go above and beyond what the cdc has recommended. >> we are no longer relying on cdc standard there are new york, new jersey standard. >> we have to do more. it is too serious a situation to leave it to the honor system of the combining. >> under cdc guidelines a humanitarian doctor working in liberia was able to decide on his own whether he should be quarantined. he is now hospitalized after being diagnosed with ebola. here in pennsylvania, hup will be designated as a treatment center for infect health care workers, and is in the process of building an air

tight isolation unit. earlier this week congressional leaders met with health care officialness our area and they say they are confident that health care officials in the philadelphia region have the tools to contain an ebola out break. we are live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and same, nurse nina pham is home and cured from her ebola we're told but she will to have wait longer to be reunited with her dog which you see on the screen here. she spoke friday and said she was looking forward to being with her king charles spaniel bentley that little guy but officials say bentley will not be released from quarantine until november 1st. authorities want to make sure that dog does not have the ebola virus. we have set up a ebola resource guide on cbs philly.com where you can find answers to commonly asked questions and links to the ctc so you can read up on the materials for yourself. well, hospital officials say three of the victims in the high school shooting near seattle are in critical condition with head wounds.

another 14 year-old is in serious condition. they were injured after freshman jaylen fryberg opened fire at marisville pillchuck high school on friday. fryberg killed one student before taking his own life. hospital officials say victims have a tough road ahead. >> the next three days are going to be crucial. these young people are being monitored moment by moment, they have a nurse at their bedside constantly. a doctor is nearby constantly. >> reporter: family members say two ofithe victims were the shooter's cousins. we do have some disturbing surveillance video for you. police in southern california are working to track down an attacker, now that victim 88 year-old man says the suspect followed him to his apartment complex and demanded money. even after the victim gave suspect a few dollars the mandy mannedded more. >> he push, and hit. also push. he is stronger than me. he hit me.

i fall down. >> now the suspect took that victim's bag and ran away. the 88 year-old says his injuries have healed, so that is some good news. he hopes someone recognizes his attacker and then calls the 30 he lease but hate to see something like that. 8:35 right now. pentagon says a marine who died in baghdad is second u.s. military death associated with the campaign against isis. nineteen year-old lance corporal shawn neil of riverside died in the non-combat incident. pentagon says it is investigating but meantime fighting continues between kurdish million list a and islamic militants in the northern city of the turkish border. earlier this week the u.s. central command said its forces conducted 135 air strikes around the region. more cars could be joining the the already long list of recalls over exploding air bags. nearly 8 million vehicles currently under recall have been concentrated in warmer states, but there is increasing pressure to expand

that recall nationwide. at least four deaths and injuries are link to air bag parts that didn't expand presently or even exploded. japanese parts maker takata manufactured the defective air bags. we have posted a complete list of the vehicles affect on our web site at cbs philly.com and click on consumer. well, volunteers are helping to clean philadelphia schools hit hard by the budget crisis. young people washed tables and did lots of stuff at martin luther king promise academy high school in germantown and in fact this weekend. they pick up trash outside the school there because budget cuts have have led to a reduction of custodial staff in that district. more school clean ups are planned. district attorney seth williams hosted second annual safety summit for woman and children on saturday. "eyewitness news" at the high school for the future in west philadelphia with men learned about escaping abusive relationship and preventing child sexual abuse. they learn about internet safety and got self-defense tips.

well, dozens raced through philadelphia in the sixth annual honor fallen 5k run. "eyewitness news" at the police academy on state road this run benefits families of officers killed or died in the line of duty. proceeds from the president will go to the fraternal order of police lodge number five, survivor's fund. welshing halloween comes early for children in camden. i'm sure they are in the complaining about that. they will do trick or treat to go day. it is all called safe halloween and begins at 1:00 o'clock, at the campus at 326, and the event is presented by black law students association. it will be music, food, and games. the lots of stuff to do. it goes on until 4:00 o'clock. and boo at the zoo. you remember this, right? it continues today. eyewitness news was there. children are encourage to come and trick or treat at stages throughout the the zoo. the wild extravaganza also featured storing story telling games and live musical

performances. >> love seeing them in costume. little bum many bee there. so cute. there is much more to to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with charlie rose for a look at face the nation in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side.

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face your nation is coming your way at 10:30. sit prognosis in for bob schieffer is charlie rose, nice to see you on a sunday, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, nicole. on face the the nation we have doctor anthony of the national institutes of health with the latest one bowl, house intelligence chairman mike rodgers with the battle against isis, west virginia senator joe mansion on the latest on the midterm elections and role have of president obama. then claire moore, mike marrow, and dave, of the washington post with more on

isis and also home grown terror. all of that this morning on face the the nation, back to you in philadelphia. >> all right, charlie rose, thanks very much. we do appreciate it. it is 8:41 right now. the the federal government is recognizing same sex marriages in six more states. attorney general eric holder made the announcement the saturday. federal benefits are now available for same sex couples in alaska, air zone, idaho, north caroline, west virginia and wyoming. now feds have extended benefits new in 32 states and the the district of columbia. meanwhile new jersey governor chris christie is back in iowa spending time with political activist who could prove helpful if the republican runs for president in 2016. christie headlines governor terry ranstat birthday bash and attended steve king's pheasant hunt lunch. recent polls show christie would face an uphill climb if he were to campaign in iowa. well, this is just a drill but it is a pretty important one and one they take very

seriously at the philadelphia international airport. "eyewitness news" was there for an emergency preparedness exercise. the airport tested how they're mergecy crews responded to a simulated mass casualty incident involving an airplane, you can see them there on your screen. first responders, triaged victims, evaluated their conditions and transported them to area hospitals, by ambulance, and also by helicopter. >> we take these drills very serious. we learn a whole lot from these drills. we take everything from these drills and analyze them and try to improve on things for the following future. >> very important to the philadelphia international airport, but also, mandated by federal law. in fact airport had to conduct those types of drills, once every three years. it is 8:42. still to come this morning from the little league world series, to the world series, itself is, philly's own mo'ne davis takes the mound. we will show you her first pitch i'm sure which will be

impressive. surprise home coming for south jersey army veteran and this one has a twist. we love stories like this. we will show you how a community is helping build a new life for this family. and if you are waking up tired and kind of disappointed, well, you probably stayed up to watch the penn state game. our apologies on. that we will show you highlights or maybe a few of the low lights of that game, coming up next in sports. stay with us, "eyewitness news" will continue after this short break.

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let's check on the forecast. it is going to be really nice. >> you noticed in your neighborhood and every where else, the cleaves are changing. we will get out to the poconos. reeves have been at high peopling change and they are getting that orange look, all of them, orangey brown look but still looks nice and sky conditions could not be better. is there nothing better than blue skies in any color leaf. so we have got that going for us, jack frost big boulder. this is a nice little fish eye look at the city of philadelphia notice blue skies here, we will just have a gorgeous looking start to the day, it looks really press any kutztown too. we have a temple tour of 52 degrees and couple well placed clouds and they are filtering some of the sunshine through but still looks absolutely lovely there. it is a can't miss of forecast for just about the entire area the sunshine is out. clouds are not. we are happy to say. we will keep sunshine with us all day long today. right now wind are starting to pick up and they are starting to pick up in the

poconos where winds are gusting to 30 miles an hour. we have sustain winds of 18 miles an hour, air temperature 46. blowing around like that will make it feel cooler through philadelphia, 55 degrees right now with your on wind west at nine but our wind also will be picking up in the next couple of hours and as we go to the shore we will find 54 degrees and wind west and wind there too will be picking up. our temperature in the middle 50's. airport 55. we were as warm as 60 degrees, first part of this morning, right now it is coolest spot of the the day and we will add 10 degrees to that by the time we finish out rest of the daze today and some cases you might pick up 12 degrees more, so in mid to upper 60's expect today, high pressure is in charge of the weather, we do have a little front that came on through dry and it does change the win direction out of the northwest, air mass is dry, wind is breezy, it feels nice and we will keep that throughout the the rest of the day, tomorrow high pressure is still here.

temperatures are still in the middle 50's tomorrow. you could not get out to enjoy to it day, might be less likely tomorrow, and, school or work but still try to get out there have some lunch outside. do whatever you can to enjoy nature. we are looking at our future weather, nothing, nothing going on. not even clouds. we are happy to say. we will keep the sunshine going over the next couple of days, the only break at night, when the the sun, sets and we will fine an increasingly long overnight time period. next weekend we will change those clocks again. it gets darker, earlier. by wednesday a few more clouds coming n wednesday is day we might pick up a shower. otherwise today we will gusty wind. sixty-five. shore 66. poconos 58 degrees. sunshine, bright, beautiful in all locations, halloween is on friday, if you probably know and you got little kids you know. that sun and goblins expect for us. 58 degrees. and then a chilling chill, 51

by friday evening. at this point it is dry. we will want to keep that it way as well. today sunny skies, gusty winds, 30 miles an hour wind gusts, 65 degrees for the temperatures. tonight, 42 degrees. we will keep these clear skies, wind start to die down. over the next few days, it is nice here again tomorrow and look at tuesday, tuesday is the day that looks like really good one because it is in the middle 70's, maybe upper 70's at that point with sun and clouds, by wednesday, 70 degrees but a chance of the shower coming in on wednesday, and thursday, things cool down a lot. 60 degrees for the high. friday 58 and then next saturday our high temperature maybe know higher then 50 degrees the way things are looking right now. there was a thank you this week that went far beyond words and it was for a veteran wounded on the battle field. it is a house being built in florence burlington county, new jersey. as you will see this military family gets a surprise of

their lives. >> sign says almost all of it army staff sergeant mario murray and his family are building a new house in the vacant house in florence where bulldozer is. neighbors know wounded veteran and his family are coming in a few minutes so they have lined up to meet them with a welcoming brass band, that doesn't normally play. that bandies flag waving neighbors. >> the flag too. >> reporter: and former football preparing congressman and met or cade equals surprise, to only five people. murray family, ones on the sign in front of the empty lot, as they roll up sergeant murray and company know he is only coming in for a interview for mortgage free house in the program to give house toes wounded vets. he has no idea, he already earned it. >> it is a big surprise, make sure cameras are on their face when they get here. >> reporter: behind the wheel on his face it sinks in, mario murray nine year veteran solder with the army commendation medals and suffering from ptsd and many

physical injuries, mar yes murray doesn't have to worry anymore about his american dream, a home for his family. >> it is very special, we have been through a lot, we have been through a lot, so this is overwhelming, of course, but at the same time it is very hum blink. >> reporter: murray's house is one of 20 built and given to veterans by pulte and each within comes as a shock to the deserving family. >> what is going on. >> how long will interview be. >> reporter: interview his brave service new just digging in to civil john life that he gave so much to protect. >> great story. >> you know, it was neat because when they saw band and they said how much of an interview will this be, unbelievable, but it really was because they were going to win the house and great family and just welcome to florence, new jersey and so well deserved too. >> yes, yes, yes, terrific

guy. >> carol, thank you. >> 8:51. lets check with ann evans in the cb is. three traffic center to see how road is shaping up. >> hi nicole and carol. we are looking at schuylkill expressway between spring garden and city avenue. do you see that vehicle? that is slow moving work vehicle. what that is doing in the westbound lanes is doing some lines painting. of course traffic is moving around and slowing things up but it is for much needed line painting. we are thankful for. that schuylkill westbound is slow between spring garden street and city avenue now. we are following that vehicle right now for you. we will move traffic cam again and this time it is of 202 north bound between valley forge and schuylkill expressway, you have construction along, all morning long between valley forge and schuylkill, left and center lanes are close and there are delays in this area as well. on to just beautiful picture of the walt whitman bridge mid span, in delays or problems on the bridge, coming along fine, further up 42 freeway looks good, 55, heading to the shore or ac expressway or garden

state parkway. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. all right, ann. in sports penn state fans had to stay up late to see their lions take on ohio state, the game of coercing nothing to double overtime and tied up at 24. here's how it all ended, penn state dunn to their last down on the fourth and six, yes state joey bosa over powers akill lynch and pushes him in christian hackenberg for the sack. through have it. yes state wins it 31-24. so, what a disappointed psu fans i'm sure. well, not so disappointed in philadelphia's favorite little leaguer, she's back in the spotlight and back on the mound. we're talking about mo'ne davis looking like a pro there warming up and stuff, mo'ne davis threw out first pitch of the game four in the world series. the giants beat royals there 11-four last night. the two teams will take the field again tonight in san francisco but at the if you

ask us monday mo'ne davis steals the spotlight. always does. so proud of her. we will take a short break. we

popular trend finds its way to the eighths and it is called cat cafe this is cat town in oakland. cuss mers able to order the usual coffee shop fair and adopt a cat. owner says that the cafe is relaxed and atmosphere is better for cats and will likely lead to more adoption. >> i thought of having a cafe because i thought it is a way to possibly luring people in, whether or not necessarily thinking about adopting but once they come in they will see a cat and realize that there is a void in their life and will make room for that cat. >> now the cats in that cafe are from oakland's animal services where they could have been put down if they were not placed in a forever home. nice to see them being adopted. >> i love that they are getting create any of how you to do that because these animals are great.

when they get out of the shelter they can see they animals can and should be part of the family. >> gives people that eye tea. >> that is great. >> we have a nice day today, unshine, breezy conditions, i have been saying that all morning. hold on tour hats. we have 65 degrees for the high temperature today and couple degrees warmer than that in some spots. forty-two tonight. tomorrow 65. i love tuesday, and 74 to 75 degrees. >> such a good day. that is "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. the sunday morning with charles osgood is up next. make it a gre

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