anything but normal. you can tell by the energy here that people are ready, they have been talking about this debate, i've spoken to advisors on both side. they have been talking about this debate for a while. they are ready to get down to business tonight. it is a coin toss that determined hillary clinton will get first question this evening, and the way they pose the candidates went about raring for this could not have been more different but they both say that they are ready. the candidates will face each other on this stage at hofstra university for 90, uninterrupted and national polls the candidates are in a virtual tie. trump is a political new comer in this race he says he has not held mock debates. the clinton on the other hand has been practicing this weekend. her running mate tim kaine says she's better prepared for this format. >> there are just a maryland rate or and two of you on stage you can run but you cannot hide, and so we will see it in about donald trump, can he give any details about anything. >> reporter: trump's running hate mike pence said

republican tait will speak from the heart and mind. >> they are going to hear broad shouldered, leadership, that will make america strong again, make america safe again and make america great again. >> reporter: according to a new national poll three out of four voters plan to watch this debate, but 87 percent say they don't expect the debate to change their vote. gender license an issue rose ann is an associate professor of political science and says first female presidential nominee could face more scrutiny. >> what it appears like is expectation for woman is higher, so women will to have out perform and illustrate that they can be tough without being men. >> reporter: organizers say don't expect the debate to sound like a rowdy campaign rally, debate audience has been warned, no disruptive behavior. millions and millions of people are expect to watch tonight, this could be one of the biggest television events, of the year, so a lot of eye balls on this and to that end

we want to go back to center city fail where "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is standing by at watch party committee of 70 will host tonight, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right there, jessica. we are here at american pub you you can see bar is pretty quiet but it will be a much different scene in a few hours. hundreds of people expected to watch the debate, here at the american pub. those are a few of the 100 million expect total viewers and to give you peck speakertive that 100 million number is twice the population, of south korea. monday night, forget about beer and football, how about a so-called bipartisan martini and a presidential debate. >> when you mix it together, it the is certainly gets along with each other for sure. >> reporter: jerry connor, so owner of american pub in center city says he expects a big turnout. >> around 200, 250 people report report political watch dog group committee of 70 is hosting a viewing party for

first one on one match between clinton and trump. experts say more than 100 million people could tune in, that is one in three americans, numbers that rival the average viewer ship of a super bowl. >> you are definitely watching it tonight. >> totally. we're all ready. >> reporter: randy larson knows hoe is voting for but his watch isn't for entertainment value. >> shore of a cage match to see who wins. >> reporter: peggy martin, will you be watching? >> i plan on it. >> reporter: tuning into help decide who shall vote for in november. >> it is, two people, one who is really unqualified and in my opinion, and another one who i'm in the sure that i trust. >> reporter: and finally there is paul, what is your plans for this evening. >> probably have no intention of watching. >> reporter: he says he is fed up with the reality show nature of the debate inn plans to watch something else instead. >> i'll find other entertainment, maybe a football game or something. >> reporter: advisingly monday night, paul may be in the minority.

>> this debate is going against monday night football and monday night football doesn't have a chance. >> reporter: once again back here live, i can tell you around 8:00 political watch dog group committee of 70 will host watch party right the here. coming up at 6:00 on cbs-3 we spoke with the body language expert and you'll hear what she has to say both candidates to have do if they want to be considered the winner. live from center city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very interesting stuff, high steaks tonight, greg, thanks so much. now the vice-presidential candidate will get their one and only debate next tuesday that will happen at longwood university, in virginia. and it will be moderate by ts news correspondent and cbs anchor elaine keyano. we will cover that next week. we have to get through tonight's first and to that end we want to make sure you can watch the first presidential debate, of the 2016 season, tonight on cbs-3 starting at 9:00 o'clock. we also have a watch party we want to tell but at chickie

and pete's on packer avenue, talk radio 1210 wpht will be hosting this one, chris stigall, dom giordano, and doors opened up at 8:30 and all are invited. if you are looking for somewhere to watch it, that is another option for you. in the meantime, ukee, things are picking up here, a lot of expectation and a lot of movement. we will check back in at 5:30. ukee. >> see new 25 minutes. quite a night. see you then. thank you so much. three weeks until the football season and philadelphia eagles are unbeaten. yesterday they dominated the pittsburgh steelers 34-three at lincoln financial field. sports director don bell joins us now to shed more light on our undefeated season. >> it has happened. >> it has happened. >> people are still shocked. >> yes. >> and happy. >> this guy included. >> three wins, no losses, eagles will ace september with the perfect record. the last time they did that, 2004 when they started seven-zero and played in the super bowl. rookie quarterback carson

wentz is in longer a local story but talk of the entire nfl. break you down with the stats but when history is involved, why not. wentz is first quarterback to start his career without an interception and his first 100 passes. absolutely sick. the at 23 years old he has already convinced his team hates that he is the real deal. >> they bought in, they have got the leader of the football team and you see it yesterday, you watched the tape and you see it on film and these guys, these veterans players, they have really embraced it and really they will do anything they can, for a guy like that. >> what he is doggies great, it is just amazing, it is something that, i think he will down play but there is no doubt about it what he is doggies special. >> from south philadelphia to the white house, carson has a fan in some high places, vice-president joe biden tweeting this, heart, guts, poise from my guy, carson wentz. huge game, strong start for the eagles.

doctor biden is pumped. it is our year. joe and jill are not the only one sky highs, the fans are out of their mind. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in pennsauken tonight with the carson craziness, anita? >> reporter: well, don that is exactly right these kind of shirts have been flying off the rack is here at forman mills but i 30 record doesn't have everyone in eagles country convinced just yet. >> i have to say serious downer. >> little iffy. >> reporter: match up that shocked even those who considered themselves the most devoted philadelphia eagles fans. >> i was nervous. >> reporter: but that fear turned to confidence sunday night as bird dominated the pittsburgh steelers 34-three. >> everybody keeps saying, you know, pittsburgh was going to come in philly and dominate, they didn't. >> reporter: big question whether rookie quarterback carson wentz would hold his own against steelers ben roethlisberger but wentz threw

for 301-yard, two touchdowns and no turnovers. >> i just looked at roethlisberger and i felt bad. >> reporter: for past several weeks wentz stories, number 11 has been number one in sales at forman mills in pennsauken says store manager maria morales. >> i would say over 40 or 50, so they only have four left and they are going. >> reporter: with every eagles win, fans can get a free cup of joe from dunkin' donuts, so many excited fans stopped by a store in cherry hill. >> everybody is happy, everybody wants their free coffee. >> reporter: despite hype some fans are not getting their hopes too high just yet. >> three games in you cannot base whole season. now we are going to the super bowl. lets see eight games. >> reporter: others are believers. >> eagles, we're always like the under dog and i love people doubting us because we are resilient and we always find a way to come back. >> reporter: since we have been here another person has picked up one of these jerseys, so there are only three left, now the big question is whether the the

eagles can keep this momentum going after this bye week. the bird are next scheduled to play detroit lions october 9th. live from pennsauken, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you better get on that. >> reporter: i'm going. >> all right. coming up later in sports we will go inside eagles locker room, minutes after they beat the steelers, a behind the scenes look, at doug pederson's victory speech, and also in honor of carson, here we go. >> thanks, done. >> your touchdown celebration. >> thanks very much. somber news, it is remembering air held in palmer who died yesterday in pittsburgh due to heart trouble. beloved sports icon and humanitarian was 87. coming up in a few minutes reaction to his passing and a look at how his legacy, lives on, in our region. somber session was held in delaware. members of the wilmington fire department came out to the medical examiner's office to show respect to lieutenant christopher leach and senior fire fighter jerry fickes as

they were transported to their respective funeral homes. both men died, saturday morning, fighting a row home fire on lake view road. officials say that they were killed when a floor collapsed. four other fire fighters were hurt, two of them hospitalized in critical but stable condition. tonight at 6:00 reporter cleve bryan will have more on the tragedy including the mayday dispatch calls, and plans for a memorial. still to come on "eyewitness news" bullet fly in a houston neighborhood, a man opened fire shooting at people randomly. what authorities are saying about the suspect when we return. also front loading washing machines are popular, but there have been many complaints of bad smells or slimy mold in the door, if you own one and had issues, you could be eligible for some money, details and a deadline you do not the want to miss coming up, kate. it has turned out to be a glummy day outside this monday afternoon and we have a number of rain chances coming up this week all thanks to one system,

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friend who died in a boating subsequent, early sunday morning. fans continue to bring flowers and tokens to a memorial for the 24 year-old star outside marlins park where baseball will resume tonight. investigators say that speed was likely a factor when the boat crashed in the jetty off miami beach. fernandes, a cuban native, gained u.s. citizenship last year. legendary golfer arnold palmer is being remembered today known as king of golf, palmer died yesterday due to complication from his heart problems. winner of 62 pga tournament is not only recognized for his skill of the golf game but for his impact on the sports and society. as well icon was known all over the world his life and career started in pennsylvania, in le trobe, a town located about an hour from pittsburgh not only did arnold pal inner conquer courses all over the world he created them as well, hundreds of course is are part of his legacy, several right here in our area "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at commonwealth national golf

club in horsham, pennsylvania which was built by the king, joe. >> reporter: ukee, i am told that arnold palmer was hand on with the design of this course, in fact, back then, 26 years ago there was no bridge to one part of this golf course so he had a weigh through a creek. he took his socks, shoes off, rolled up pants. people here described him as gracious but straight forward. at commonwealth national golf club... >> good one. >> reporter: arnold palmer's signature design can be found just about every where you look, way greens rolled, tree placement, fair ways and traps. arnold palmer had his hand in it all. >> it is amazing, still hard to believe he is gone. just such a national figure like that, world renowned figure. >> reporter: larry is superintendent of the club in horsham, it was 26 years old when arnold palmer cut the ribbon on the facility. design, implementation were all according to palmer's

precise specifications, work took a year and a half. >> i think he wasn't a great putter. >> are you saying that on the record. >> off the record. >> reporter: palmer is a legend on and off the course died sunday from heart-related complications. he designed this course with course is in blue bell, and mount laurel. perhaps his legacy best seen in the love of the game and how he help main stream and a new beloved sport. >> he brought the game of golf, comradery with golf and the sharing of children, and men and with men alike in the game of golf. >> reporter: and, then there was the charitable arnold palmer pennsylvania part of the story is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will give you new information not before heard before today, i'll see you at 6:00. the plus we will hear from his grandson. i'll see new 45 minutes. live from horsham i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much for that. >> i never had a chance to

play with the king but difficult have a chance to play many of the course is that he designed, as a matter of fact i walk with mr. palmer in 1991 at opening of the laurel creek country club in mount laurel, new jersey. he was so proud of this layout and truly enjoyed playing a few holes for media members and the fans who were in attendance. he wanted the track to be challenging for better golfers and fun for those depending on which t's you played from and it is still, still that way today a lieutenant of house owes the course now, time has passed but still that way today. kate bilo joins us now. i saw a picture on twitter of your father and grandfather with the king. >> yeah, my grandparents were members of his country club in le trobe, and they played a number of guests together. i never knew him. i played at his house, his granddaughters and they brought the a big tub of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream he kept it stocked with chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream. >> did you have any iced tea and lemonadey didn't but they

served it on the course, because that was his drink that was. >> one of the best things out there. >> no question about that. >> no question about that. >> i went out and had one in honor and it was nice out. it was cool. >> this morning was really a nice morning but not the so nice out there anymore. we have seen the changes, cloud have rolled in. it is looking a little glummy outside this afternoon and that is as the frontle glummy approaches from the the west and that front will get here bringing showers and storms. take a quick look at, what is happening down the shore it looks betterment cloud have rolled in but for most of the day things were quiet and sunny down the shore and through delaware beaches but cloud are starting to roll in and get some rain down there tomorrow as well. take a lot a the time lapse, we will start the day on a beautiful note, and sunrise, lots of sunshine, through the morning hours. and, increase in clouds, by midday, the cloud won battle and here we go it will get grayer and grayer from the leadership academy here in

philadelphia temperatures are on the cool side thanks to the increase in cloud this afternoon, we are at 66 in reading. sixty-eight in allentown. sixty-eight in mount pocono. seventy-one in philadelphia storm scan three shows us the cloud moving in, and showers and thunderstorms are already started rolling through. speaking of le tobin pittsburgh that is where showers and storms are right now, moving toward the state college area as we speak and then by later tonight, as soon as ten or 11 we will see showers and storms arrive in our region. so showers arrive between 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. in the poconos or lehigh valley pick up rain wye ten. here in the city, it is closer to the ladder edge, probably around midnight, showers arrive but steady rain between first 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we may wake up to thunder outside as those showers role through. then after 6:00 tomorrow morning showers taper from west to east, we will clear it out, tomorrow afternoon, and in most of the area down the shore showers and storms may hang on. this is just part one of the

unsettled pattern that will take us through end of the week. we have a upper level low pressure system that will dive south, especially thursday through saturday, and just sit and not really move much at all pulling moisture from the atlantic ocean and bringing chance for showers really at anytime. 80 percent chance of rain overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, wednesday evening another chance for showers and some rain, thursday into friday as well and we have to keep an eye on the tropics. we have a 90 percent chance of development on this system heading toward lesser antilles this would be matthew and we will keep you posted on. that showers late, it will be mild, 63 degrees, tomorrow showers in the morning and then afternoon looks pretty nice, 74, seasonal day, you're witness weather three day forecast, that upper level low is really going to impact everything this week, wednesday, start with sun, cloud role in, showers wednesday evening, and thursday morning looks like some of the steady rain and then we will take you in the weekend watch coming up in a bit and see that some of that may linger even into the upcoming weekend.

>> all right. see you then. still ahead on "eyewitness news" for many moms it is worst part of the pregnancy, morning sickness, new research shows it could be a good sign. health reporter stephanie stahl will explain, don. the sweet sound of victory hear and see what happened in the eagles locker room just minutes after they beat the pittsburgh steelers in south philadelphia, sports up

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one thing at the end of that game yesterday, they don't play for two weeks. >> i know. >> i got to wait. >> you worry about the momentum. >> help you play this way you want to keep cruising. >> great time. >> we will have what we saw, more video to see. eagles have been around for eight decade, 23 head coaches, none of them ever started their careers three and zero including doug pederson. here's what doug i fresh had to say after that win over the steelers:

>> hey, that is why you keep chopping the wood right there that is why you do it, okay. it is so sweet when we walk off that field knowing you gave everything that you got. great job. team winning tonight. hey, now listen you you are three and zero. three and zero. there is a long road ahead, a long road ahead. i'm hoping you guys are believing just a little bit, you showed me that you believed in each other. that is what it takes to be a great football team. if you are a great football team you have to believe. you have to believe. trust in each other tonight, that is a great win. great win. >> family on three.

>> family. >> are you ready to play? are you ready to play. >> it is family too family. >> come on, family good friday foot the ball frenzy, it is five days away. vote now for game of the week, spring feel delco at ridley, abington at neshaminy and imhotep at malvern pep. vote now at cbs philly.com/frenzy. it will get you fired up, i don't know what will. >> i'm ready to put on -- aim not going that far you don't want to get hit. >> we're not the in to it that much. >> thanks, don. coming up next we will go back live to jessica at hofstra university site of the presidential debate. also a wild scene in texas where police say a man started randomly shooting the drivers. bomb squad was even called in for possible explosives. we will hear from eyewitnesses describing the frightening scene. also this... >> you can say it was a clothes washer mold i machines prompt lawsuits. if you have a front loading washer or had one in the past

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this could abe make or break night for the presidential candidates, on stage, together, for their first face off, a campaign that is expecting a record breaking audience. news continue at 50:00. hello, i'm ukee washington. good afternoon everyone i'm jessica dean coming to you live from new york, and hofstra university are with where that first presidential debate will take place

tonight. it is fair to say there is a lot on the line for both candidates tonight. we know that hillary clinton won the traditional coin toss see this means she will get the first question but both candidates will have an opportunity this evening to difficulties lay their temper. , earlier today i caught up with senior advisor to both of the campaigns to get their thoughts on tonight, take a listen. >> we are doing so great. it is all about continuing to deliver message, on the economy and national security. you will see authentic donald trump that won more votes in the republican primary then anybody in the history of the g.o.p., more than eisenhower, reagan. see somebody focused on the issues. you were ill get full spectrum of mr. trump. >> tonight is about the candidate showing a command of the issues and they have real plans to move this country forward. in previous debate he has been rude, insulting to the other participants but assume tonight he will come more subdued. it seems his advisors have told him he should ago more presidential. >> reporter: immediately after the debate, coverage live on

"eyewitness news" at 11:00 we will wrapped fire response featuring allison young, a republican political analyst and former george w. bush staffer and democrat beyond than saidel a former philadelphia city controller. we will have both talking about the issues, talking about what you saw tonight and breaking it down on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. in the meantime also earlier today, i got to talk with cbs news bob schieffer, and you will hear from him coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock. in the meantime ukee, back to you. so much going on, we will see new a little bit, thank you. an active shooter is situation at a houston strip mall leaves nine people hurt and alleged gunman dead. police say that the suspect, began shooting at cars as they passed by around 6:30 this morning. man allegedly exchanged gunfire with a arriving officers before they shot and killed him. authorities have not released the suspect's identity, "eyewitness news" recalled the terrifying scene. >> i heard back and forth shooting like pow, and it went

off like a good, 20, 25 minutes back and forth. it was crazy. >> that first shot came in my friend windows. my front window was shot three or four times. my side window was shot. >> reporter: of the nine victims one is in critical condition and another is in serious condition. the rest were treated and released from houston area hospitals. suspect in friday's mall shooting in washington state has confessed according to authorities, arcan cetin appeared in court where a judge announced charges against him five counts of first degree murder. according to court documents released to day 20 year-old cetin told detectives he did bring the rifle into macy's and shot all five victims. shootings happened friday night. cetin is being held on a two million-dollar bond, his stepfather spoke to reporters after the hearing. >> my son has mental health issues we have been trying to work on with him. that is all turf say. >> cetin is being held on a two million-dollar bond.

jury selection has begun in the trial of dylann roof, man accused of killing nine people last year at a church in south carolina. the 22-year old is charged with dozens of federal officials including hate crime charges. prosecutors say that he targeted his victims based on their race and religion. roofies facing the death penalty and his trial is expect to begin after thanksgiving. abington, montgomery county police officer is recovering this evening after a scuffle, police say they were net filed by the man's family that he was armed suggested he may have been contemplating suicide by police. abington police spotted him in glenside and discovered he was carrying a handgun. police officers, and the man struggled, one officer sustained a shoulder injury, the man is under willing going a mental healthy valuation. show of support for black lives matter movement for arcadia university. >> we are not being heard and that is why we are here today. >> reporter: students, faculty, staff members

gathered together to be in response in recent social injustice zest that occurred across the country. the members have the group say they want it known that the arcadia university community stands in solidarity with those treated unjustly. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight a royal road trip, prince william and duchess of cambridge are in canada but it is their children who are making headlines. for some women it the is worst part of the pregnancy morning sickness that can often last all day. now some good news about women who are suffering, kate? and you know it is only machine we're always looking forward to the weekend here at cbs-3. here is your weekend watch. this upcoming weekend a bit of the tricky forecast. we're still stuck under the same low that will bring us clouds and chances for showers late in the week, it will weaken over weekend but we will pick up a shower especially sat the day, better chance for more, sun by sunday and temperatures should be seasonal in the lower 07's, maybe a nice breeze just like this one

the duke and duchess of cambridge are making their first trip to north america as a family of four, insider's lou agear joins us now from los angeles with more on the family trip, lou i. >> reporter: there ukee we are tracking william, kate, george and charlotte, stylish canadian take over. >> making waves, literally during their first international engagement as a tamly of four. the cuteness began with three-year old george waving hello to fans, but don't leave out 16 month-old charlotte she followed her big brother's lead holding on to mom's loving arms. >> kate's fashion is always on point. >> us weekly video correspondent cristina garabaldi breaks down kate's

royal style. >> she kicks off her canadian tour wearing a blue long sleeve dress, from joke i packham and bennet clutch and new heels. she complete that had look with the queen's mapel leave broach which she borrowed in 2011. yesterday prince william and kate flew to vancouver where they were greeted by thousands, she wore a red and white dress by sarah burton for alexandria mcqueen and pared that with the clutch, and red suede pumps. later went to sheway which is a charity that helps mother and pregnant woman battling addiction. prince william was joking with the mother's, and, both kate and william were gifted with red and black vests for teddy bears for their children. later in vancouver they visited canadian coastguard where they were given life jackets which were customized saying george and charlotte. >> we are so please that had george, charlotte can be with us beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >> we will have more on this

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materialized and sun came out, for a time, i remember, it ended up being perfect weather for the pope's visit. the not too hot, not too cool, a lot like today. >> my point exactliy was going there. you beat me too it. >> i court your drift. >> you put down. >> today looks a lot like that day. clouds have rolled in but no rain just yet. nice and cool. pretty comfortable. if you don't mind overcast skies, it is not a bad afternoon to be outside, maybe for a nice long walk or a jog this afternoon. you won't be too hot and sweaty. but tonight some rain moving in. lets take a peak outside, i want to show you this beautiful shot of our traffic camera looking live at ben franklin bridge. the this is on the other side of the camden side of the river and thinks looking toward the bridge and toward the city sky line. you can see in the distance, the western sky but not a whole lot of sunset to see out there tonight. too many clouds in place, for right now and that is going to be the case as we head through the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning as well. want to take a look at one spot off to the west,

whitefield elementary school just west of reading, it is 67 w but you can see how cloudy it is and north and western suburbs will be among the first to pick up rain tonight. storm scan three is showing clear skies, really, we're over taken by clouds this afternoon. we have more sunshine down the shore but here are showers and storms. they have started to rumble through portions of central and western pennsylvania. thinks all part of the bigger system, a system that is actually impacting our weather for days and days. what we have here is an area of low pressure and cold front associated with it. this front comes through tonight and then we will get a break in the action but what we have to watch later in the week is this low drifting south and east ward and it is just going to sit and spin and really not move much at all as we head through next several days and even right into the upcoming weekend if you can get the this out of here i would. lets see if i can erase it. let check with our weather watchers and find a button just in time. eyewitness weather watchers reporting 70 degrees.

it is on the cool side thanks to the increasing clouds this afternoon. sixty-nine in willow grow as we check with barbara lane. she says dew point only 49. it feels comfortable out there even though things are moistening up. barbara sent thus photo again showing what i have been showing you the overcast conditions that we're dealing with this afternoon. it is 71 moving down into south jersey. margot in buena vista township 71 with clouds. margot says it was a sunny pleasant day skies overcast now dew .52, big changes, burr, it is already feeling chilly outside and not only will you need jacket but may need umbrella heading through overnight hours tonight. here's up thatter level low i was telling but. notice it looks like a big bowling ball over the great lakes. so what will happies it will start to sink south over next several days and bringing some rain to the area tonight and some rain tomorrow night, and possibly into thursday and friday as well but as we head into thursday and friday note thinks low really cuts off from the main flow of the jet

stream which stays way autopsy cross canada and continues to migrate through the area right through the weekend, before it finally starts to taper and weaken as we head into saturday or sunday. raw chance tonight we are at 80 percent scattered showers, tomorrow afternoon a break in the action. that will continue in the first part of the wednesday. wednesday night to thursday, we will start to see those rain chances increase again and we will keep at least a chance probably a 50 percent chance or so of rain in the forecast for friday, into saturday as well. good news is we need rain, we are in a pretty steep rainfall deficit. this is since january 1st, 4.65 inches below average, and we have only had 26.61 inches since first of january. the normal is 31.26 inches. so you're witness weather seven day forecast, well, doesn't look great. we have got rain, clouds in the forecast, pretty much every single day. showers around looks like the steady yes, sir rain may be in to thursday. coming up we will time out heaviest rain on our future weather picture and take a

closer look at that week even. things may finally clear out, for now, back inside to you. on the healthwatch tonight morning sickness it is something that pregnant woman dread and strikes millions. new research out to daze says that it might be a good thing. stephanie stahl is here to explain. i know a lot of women and men probably want to hear about this. >> reporter: i know, because people hoff it suffer so much but then there is really it is interesting there is a good reason for it. thinks being described as one of the best studies yet on morning sickness. and the results show it could be actually protecting the pregnancy. allison flores is seven months pregnant and feeling great but early on the morning sickness was unbearable. >> it was all take every day. in the middle of the night, morning. >> reporter: new study from the national institutes of health find pregnant woman who suffer with morning sickness have lower risk of miscarriage. researchers followed 800 women and found those who reported nausea or vomiting while pregnant were 50 to 75 percent

less likely to suffer a loss. >> benefit of this study is now you we can tell patient that is there is evidence for this that they are not feeling miserable for no good reason. progressing. >> cause of the morning sickness is not yet known but researchers say it the protects unborn babe a begins toxins and organismness food and drinks that can cause disease. doctors say though women can still have healthy pregnancies without morning sickness. >> real important step forward so we can understand more about pregnancy, early pregnancy. >> reporter: flores says study is reassuring because being a first time mom can be scary. >> it is just that i'm relieved, i worried about what it meant and side effects of any medications i would have to take. >> pregnant women in this study had already had at least one miscarriage. researchers say it is unclear if the results would apply to women with first time pregnancies but this is something that is encouraging

for so many women out there hoff morning sickness, and it is okay, good for pregnancy. >> feeling miserable for a great reason. >> got it. >> stephanie, thanks very much. still ahead breaking beautiful works of art, stained glass windows they are an art form that dates back centuries. our vittoria woodill introduces you you to one glass designer who still makes them the old fashion way we will be right when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop... working for wall street. toomey's plan would risk social security on the stock market, lining bankers' pockets with fees from our benefits that... could total billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids, mcginty knows what matters. she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and... she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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forward designer, who shows us how very little has changed over the century. >> reporter: when you you look upon stained glass windows you don't see what is behind them and they are perched over your door, mirroring the outside world you miss cutting, shaping, and snapping, and soldering, and even the artist that makes each piece look like it is always meant to have have bin there. laurie evans is a stained glass artist and owns glass gallery in chadds ford and it was stained glass that illuminated her curiosity. >> wayness california in the 70's and i saw a piece of stained glass that was don temporary and that is when i gotti really want to learn how to do this. >> reporter: she tout herself. >> my first piece that i made, maybe i work on it for three months and real simple. now i'll work on a piece that has, a thousand pieces and maybe i'll that have whole thing done, in a month. >> reporter: spending months on a delicate portrait,

movement is her moth other and she picks glass from her collections. >> i really like to collect glass that is unusual and has, what i have called a lot of movement, it will have ripples, or streamies that go through, people are so surprised when they come and i pull out an array of glass. i'm like this is what i have in mine. they look at it. they didn't realize there was any glass, like that. >> reporter: to that lori leaves her hashing every every piece. >> i want them to look at my work and have a sensation that is the hose beautiful thing i have ever seen and want to be, keep looking at it. >> reporter: each piece leaves a mark on her. >> i still love it. i still love headaching things. it is just crazy. i really to. >> reporter: they say if you love what you do you never work a day in your life. >> i don't know about that either. but, i don't know about that either but yeah, it is true. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> absolutely beautiful. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00 now at 6:00, the big nice in new york, jessica. >> aim live on the hofstra new york, site of the first presidential debate we will talk about the preparations coming up next. when clinton and trump hit the stage what are the do's and don't's if they want to to come out ahead, a local expert, shows you the winning formula. stories about arnold palmer are told like they have happened just like yesterday and what is it about one of his golf course is that makes it distinct. aim joe holden, we will have stories about the influence of the king. also, what a win, and it wasn't just wentz, the all around dominant performance by the eagles and what coach pederson is saying about his still rising, star quarterback. and here's is what

happening, the stage is set, the first presidential debate is just three hours away and the candidates are ready to face off, to make their case, for the presidency. hi, good evening i'm ukee washington. good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. coming to you live from home steady, new york and hofstra, university site of the first presidential debate and ukee, it is fair to say that all eyes are on the don't tonight. what will happen? who will say what? how will they say it? earlier today, we talk to senior advisors. i spoke to senior aid advisors on both sides of the campaign and they said their candidate is excited to be able to speak directly to the american people for 90unfiltered, this is all coming out as new national polls show that we are in a virtual tie when it comes to this race, and trump has said he did no mock don't in terms of the preparing for all of this clinton has practiced all weekend. so certainly very different styles in how they have gotten ready for this night the but